Body Worlds The Rhythm Of Life

Body Worlds already visited the Bavarian capital in 2003 and 2014, generating enthusiasm among visitors from all generations. Now the world's most successful anatomy show is returning with a new theme.

In ‘Body Worlds - On the Pulse of Time’, exhibition organiser Dr Angelina Whalley shows the human body in many facets and illustrates its vulnerability, but also its potential in the face of the challenges it has to overcome in the 21st century.

‘The exhibition is an invitation to critically scrutinise the constant sensory overload of modern life and its long-term effects on the body and mind. I want to encourage people to become aware of their responsibility for their own health,’ says the curator, describing the idea behind the exhibition. In addition to explanations on nutrition, exercise and strengthening the immune system, the exhibition shows how a healthy and long life can be achieved in today's world.

Body Worlds is an exhibition that changes the way we look at ourselves and our lifestyle. More than 56 million people around the world have already embarked on this journey of self-discovery through the human body.

The fascinating real human exhibits, including many full-body plastinates, provide a comprehensive insight into the complex structure of our inner life and explain the functioning and interplay of body systems and organs, as well as common diseases and their development, in an easily understandable way.

The plastinates shown in the exhibition come from the body donation programme of the Institute for Plastination in Heidelberg, in which more than 21,000 people are now registered.

Photo credits: Gunther von Hagens' Body Worlds, Institute for Plastination Heidelberg and Tobias Tanzyna

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Fair & Exhibition https://2wjyoqczplq2loncx0jfrnk1q5w-thumbnail.storage.muc1.de.bnerd.com/thumbnail/de/Veranstaltungen/2025/K%C3%B6rperwelten/9316/image-thumb__9316__thumbnail-general-detail-portrait/KW-Impression_12_%C2%A9koerperwelten.a84b9f7a.webp From 11 April 2025, plastinator Dr Gunther von Hagens and curator Dr Angelina Whalley will be presenting their latest exhibition ‘’Body World - On the Pulse of Time‘’ in the Small Olympic Hall in Munich. Tickets https://tickets.muenchenticket.net/shop/139/link/category/31331 2025-04-11 10:00:00 Small Olympic Hall EventScheduled /en/events/body-worlds-n4735 It is situated a little hidden, between Lillian-Board-Weg and Luz-Long-Ufer. Unimposingly embedded into the lovely landscape of the park under gentle meadows and lawns: two concrete arches mellowly oscilliated lead the path down into the underground to the Small Olympic Hall which has been designed by the famous Munich architectural office Auer + Weber and which has developed to a most demanded and highly respected location in the Olympic Park. The figures speak for themselves, 2014 more than 300 000 spectators came to see Gunther von Hagens’ “Body Worlds” in the Small Olympic Hall, in the year following also the exhibition “Tutanchamun – his grave and his treasures” with its insight into the secret and mysterious world of the ancient Egypt drew a large audience. In 2016 there will be another exhibition within the series “Exhibition summer in the Olympic Park”. www.semmel.de +49 (0)921 / 7 46 00 - 0 info@semmel.de Body Worlds - On the pulse of time - Small Olympic Hall From 11 April 2025, plastinator Dr Gunther von Hagens and curator Dr Angelina Whalley will be presenting their latest exhibition ‘Body Worlds - On the Pulse of Time’ in the Small Olympic Hall in Munich. Body Worlds - On the pulse of time - Small Olympic Hall From 11 April 2025, plastinator Dr Gunther von Hagens and curator Dr Angelina Whalley will be presenting their latest exhibition ‘Body Worlds - On the Pulse of Time’ in the Small Olympic Hall in Munich. In ‘Body Worlds - On the Pulse of Time’, exhibition organiser Dr Angelina Whalley shows the human body in many facets and illustrates its vulnerability, but also its potential in the face of the challenges it has to overcome in the 21st century.