Museum opens nudist exhibition – for visitors who also go frontal: ‘It’s not so strange’

They went from ooo ooo for the little one.

According to The Guardian, a gorgeous seaside town in France is equipped with a museum exhibit on nudity – which guests can see for themselves, according to The Guardian.

The exhibition was “only natural” to enthrall the packed guests at the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations in Marseille, the organization announced.

His latest unveiling, which costs intrepid visitors just $12 and change, saw 80-some visitors fully exposed in the curtained room.

“Anyone who wants to visit fully clothed during those hours may be considered a bit strange,” a museum spokesman said.

“In recent years, a new craze for outdoor nudity has been born… Today, France is the world’s leading tourist destination for naturists: its mild climate and three seas have facilitated the creation of real communities,” reads the museum’s website. .

One of France’s most famous nude beach towns, Cagnes-sur-Mer, located between Cannes and Nice, was hilariously mocked for perverts trying to look at naked women in the 2004 comedy Eurotrip.

Now, the centuries-old culture of nudity – or naturism, as it’s called – has been exposed through 600 photos, videos and “everyday objects” inside the “Naturist Paradise” exhibition.

Only shoes are required – simply as a way to “avoid getting bitten”, Eric Stefanut, of France’s naturist organization FFN, told The Guardian.

One UK visitor who stripped, 28-year-old Kieren Parker-Hall, told the Guardian that seeing the show was a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity”.

He especially appreciated that the stigma around nudity was much less in France than across the channel.

“Being naked in England is seen as a bit strange, embarrassing,” he said, before apparently referencing his country’s less attractive climate. “It’s cold.”

Another museum-goer, Julie Guegnolle, 38, enjoyed a walk around the exhibition on her birthday – and in her birthday suit.

“It’s not every day you can walk naked through a museum,” she told France24. “When we arrived, we felt a little lost, but it’s not that strange.”