“Unveiling Freedom: Inside the Museum’s Bold Nudist Exhibit Where Guests Shed More Than Just Their Clothes!”
Once a month, the museum offers a dedicated evening for naturists to explore the exhibition for just about $12
Image credits: RFI English
Image credits: RFI English
The museum said it was “natural” for them to include their own way of allowing visitors to explore naturism.
“It was only natural for the Mucem, a social museum based in Marseilles, a Mediterranean city around which several major naturist centres have sprung up, to explore this singular and unifying social phenomenon that is naturism, (or rather naturisms, because there are different types),” the museum continued.
Mucem said it now opens its doors every month for one evening to visitors wanting to explore the exhibition completely nude.
Around 80 guests stripped down and walked through the museum in August’s naturist slot.
“Anyone wanting to visit fully dressed during those hours might be considered a little odd,” a museum spokesperson said
Image credits: RFI English
When asked if it was obligatory for visitors to be naked during the naturist viewing slot, a Mucem spokesperson said it was “logical” to do so.
“Anyone wanting to visit fully dressed during those hours might be considered a little odd,” they told The Guardian.
Eric Stefanut, of France’s FFN—French Naturist Federation, the naturist organization that has partnered with Mucem to offer the once-a-month nudist viewing slot—said visitors could wear shoes to protect their feet from the parquet floors of the museum.
“It’s to avoid getting splinters,” he said.
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