Step beyond the veil and into Nottingham’s most haunted haven — The Museum of Curiosities. Home to cursed artifacts, restless spirits, and documented paranormal activity, this four-floor labyrinth of the macabre invites you to a night of paranormal hunting like no other. 

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The Museum of Curiosities in Nottingham is a distinctive attraction that showcases a vast collection of haunted and unusual artifacts. Established by Steve Wesson, a former paranormal investigator, the museum has evolved from his personal accumulation of items gathered during decades of paranormal research. Wesson's extensive network within the paranormal community has contributed to the museum's diverse exhibits.

The Museum's collection features items such as shrunken heads, Voodoo skulls, cursed Dybbuk boxes, and the Devil's toy box. Notably, the museum houses the last remaining Victorian hearse, which has been the subject of paranormal activity, including unexplained movements captured on video. Visitors can also explore a cave-like section with human skulls and artifacts from significant paranormal events, like the Enfield haunting.

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Visitors and staff have reported numerous unexplained phenomena within the museum's walls. Chilling CCTV footage captured a 400-year-old human skeleton falling and shattering in an empty room overnight. Another incident involved a mysterious mist filling a room, triggering security alarms before dissipating. Staff members have also reported experiences such as cold blasts of air, unexplained bangs, screams, and the sensation of being touched.

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Every corner of this location whispers secrets of the beyond. Are you brave enough to investigate the unexplained?

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