Previously, we covered Maryland’s weirdest spots that are worth exploring if you enjoy all things kooky. We didn’t mention the following shop because it’s so insanely bizarre, it deserves its own article. It’s as if this unique place is straight out of a Tim Burton movie. Prepare yourself; things are about to get weird.
Baltimore is full of one-of-a-kind shops, especially when it comes to Bazaar. It’s hard to miss the yellow exterior and trust me, you won’t want to pass this place by.
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Step inside and at first glance, it seems to be a store filled with knick-knacks.
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Upon closer inspection, you’ll find that the items here are truly unusual.
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Filled with morbid curiosities, it’s safe to say there is no other shop like this in Maryland. Items available for sale include wet specimens…
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And tooth extractors that come with real human teeth.
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The taxidermied creatures here are insanely creative. Mummified unicorn fetus, anyone?
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Or how about a pair of skateboarding ducklings?
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Shopping for that special someone? She may love (or gasp at) these bat skull necklaces.
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Bazaar also occasionally offers taxidermy workshops, where a skilled taxidermist comes to the store and guides students on a small project. Needless to say, it’s not for the squeamish.
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Not to worry - no animals are killed for the classes. And you get to go home with something that looks like this.
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Whether you come here for the quirky plant terrariums…
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Or the ever popular diaphonized mice, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience.
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Bazaar is located at 3534 Chestnut Ave, Baltimore, MD 21211. Can’t make it to the store? They also ship items! Click here to visit their website and view the current products.
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Have you been to this spine-tingling store in Maryland? For another dose of strange, check out Maryland’s 8 weirdest museums.
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