A Texas video games fan has turned his basement into what looks like a video game museum, with shelves of consoles, handhelds, rare game titles and of course, a customized seating in front of a big TV-screen.

One of the places to visit on my lifetime list.

Arnold Schwarzenegger together with his son attended an Austrian museum dedicated to Arnold’s life in the house where he grew up. The Terminator opened his museum to the public on his 64th birthday.

This abandoned retro car museum in Japan has an amazing collection of vintage automobiles. They are all in a state of disrepair but they are nevertheless worth a considerable amount of money. They are made by countries from all over the world.

Apparently a French gentleman named Louis Mantin inherited this mansion and a fortune at age 42. He then dedicated his life to the arts, science and his personal pleasure. When he died in 1905, his last wish was that the mansion was to be sealed for 100 years and then reopened as a museum. It cost $4,700,000 to restore it to its original pristine condition.

This guy knows how to have fun in the waxworks museum. He has created a great photo shoot that looks very funny and cool. This will surely raise your mood!
P.S. Apparently, he was drunk :D

Some Russian museums have strange collections. For example, this museum in Perm got an unusual masterpiece created by one Russian artist. If this is art, then it’s really atypical and odd.