Museum of the University of Latvia
3 Jelgavas iela, Riga
autonomus museum
Type by the Law of Museums
member
Member of Latvian Museums Association
Offer and services
- free parking
- easy to reach with public transport
- suitable for people with reduced mobility
- guide or mobile app
- offer for families with children
- café or restaurant
- rental of premises
- offer for pupils
The human pathology collection is located at the House of Science, University of Latvia. The museum introduces its creator, Roman Adelheim, and displays macro and micro specimens of pathologically altered human organs.
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Adult | 2.00 EUR |
Pupil | 1.00 EUR |
Student | 1.00 EUR |
Senior | 1.00 EUR |
The human pathology collection of the Museum of the University of Latvia provides students and medical residents of the university’s Medical Faculty with visual aids: macro and micro specimens, moulages and placards that reflect the most diverse pathological changes in the human body at macro and micro levels.
At the museum, everyone can learn about the different pathologies of the human heart and blood vessels, liver, kidneys, brain, skin, intestines and other localised pathologies, examine macro specimens of human embryos and foetuses at various stages of development, inspect a wonderfully preserved collection of micro specimens from 1897 and trace the biographies of leading pathologists.
Museum of the University of Latvia
3 Jelgavas iela, Riga
autonomus museum
Type by the Law of Museums
member
Member of Latvian Museums Association
Offer and services
- free parking
- easy to reach with public transport
- suitable for people with reduced mobility
- guide or mobile app
- offer for families with children
- café or restaurant
- rental of premises
- offer for pupils
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