Know Before You Go
Wheelchair accessible. Check the website to see when the store is open. It's appointment-only for a few days of the week.
This curious and macabre oddities shop in Toronto sells dead people—parts of them, that is.
The 1,700-foot space is packed with a macabre medley of taxidermy and preserved specimens. There’s a whole assortment of human remains for sale, like skulls, shrunken heads, preserved brains, and mummy hands.
There’s also a menagerie of exotic animal remains, including some vintage taxidermy, as well as prehistoric dinosaur fossils, and ritualist artifacts like necromancer’s masks and cannibal trophies. (The shop points out that all the objects are legally and ethically collected.) The shop space is shared with a small education center called the Prehistoria Natural History Centre.
Wheelchair accessible. Check the website to see when the store is open. It's appointment-only for a few days of the week.