Guinness World Records Museum
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Recommended Sightseeing Time: 0.5-1 hour
Address: 6764 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90028-4622
Official website: https://www.guinnessmuseumhollywood.com/
Phone: +1-323- 4636433
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The Guinness World Records Museum in Los Angeles, which I personally recommend, is full of all kinds of exhibits and photographs of Guinness World Records, and many of them find it particularly ridiculous.
The Guinness World Museum uses pictures, models, videos to show the Guinness World Records. You can see the longest beard, the longest nails, the longest neck, the heaviest person, the tallest and shortest person and so on. There are many amazing things, which are interesting and recommended.
The Guinness World Records Museum is located in this museum with objects and articles collected for the creation of Guinness World Records in various countries around the world. You can find it in this museum.
The Guinness Museum of World Records is a collection of all the record-breaking people who have lived here since Zi Youyesi's World Records.
It's amazing to see that Guinness is going in. It's amazing to see a lot of strange world records.
This is the place where miracles are born, where there are marvelous skills to compete with.
The original Guinness World Records Museum is here. It's really worth visiting and studying.
A lot of things to see. Good admiration, oh. They are very good records.
A lot of things I don't know, all kinds of Guinness records, great.
Open your eyes, there are so many unknown world records.