St. Luke - Wax Museum

This place is really not worth the money, and they ask quite a lot in comparison to other sights in KV. There are a few figourines which do not resemble the original at all.

Don’t waste your time... there are just a few wax figurines of questionable likeness enclosed or behind glass

I was not so impressed. The reason is that I visited Madame Touseaud in London and in NY, before. The museum is hosted by an old Anglican church. You are not allowed to take pictures - this is disappointing - because who wants to see celebrities without having pictures with them? We were informed that the figures are old figures, the first exposed in Madame Touseaud in London. The space is very small, the characters are exposed very crouded and their is not theme of presentation - is a mixture of nothing. The altar is occupied by the Queen of GB family and it looks hilarious to me. In a corner there are some torturing scenes, very grotesque, more appropriate to be displayed in the Torture Museum. I gave 3 stars for the originality of the place and for the huge contradictions within the museum.

I was not so impressed. The reason is that I visited Madame Touseaud in London and in NY, before. The museum is hosted by an old Anglican church. You are not allowed to take pictures - this is disappointing - because who wants to see celebrities without having pictures with them? We were informed that the figures are old figures, the first exposed in Madame Touseaud in London. The space is very small, the characters are exposed very crouded and their is not theme of presentation - is a mixture of nothing. The altar is occupied by the Queen of GB family and it looks hilarious to me. In a corner there are some torturing scenes, very grotesque, more appropriate to be displayed in the Torture Museum. I gave 3 stars for the originality of the place and for the huge contradictions within the museum.

The collection is quite large, but it's an old one and it shows. The church is also beautiful but there it no info on that. It's treated as an event hall ...