The wax museum is located next to Regent's Park in northwest London. It opened in 1835, charging an entrance fee of 6 pence. It features over 300 wax figures divided into sections, created by Madame Tussauds, a French sculptor born in 1761 who learned wax modeling from Phillippe Curtius and later opened the museum in London, where she died in 1816.

1. Wax
Museum
Per Lia i Adrià.

2. - Location
- Opening
- Madame Tussauds
- Figures

3. LOCATION
It’s located next to the park called Regent’s Park to the north west of
London.

4. The wax museum was opening in the year 1835 costing its
entrance 6 pence.

5. She was a sculptor born on december 1, 1761 in France and she died on april 16, in
London. She learned to model the wax of the sculptor Philippe Curtius when she
was his housekeeper.

6. FIGURES
The museum currently has more than 300 figures divided into different sections
and they add several per year.