Did you know that Bucks County is home to a hidden gem straight out of a Bram Stoker novel?  According to owner Edmondo Cirmi, VAMPA: The Vampire and Paranormal Museum is the world’s largest museum featuring vampiric artifacts.

This Doylestown museum was designed to immerse visitors in an environment where psychological drama and spiritual conflict are explored through imagination.

Through paintings, sculptures, furniture, and other incredible works of art, guests can delve into the mysteries of the supernatural, folklore, myth, and faith that have influenced cultures for centuries.

As soon as you walk through the doors, you’ll be whisked away to the 1700s, surrounded by an array of items one might associate with a vampire killing kit. This carefully curated collection, painstakingly assembled over 40 years, includes everything from vampire-killing tools to talking boards (Ouija boards), sculptures, and even a fully intact exorcism chair.

“The museum itself is built on the edification of the Archangel Micheal fighting evil, the whole museum is based on the battle of good vs evil,” says owner, Edmondo Crimi. 

As you wander from room to room, you discover that each one tells a unique and intriguing story.

One standout space is the doll room, renowned for its high levels of paranormal activity within the museum.

A sign ominously hangs above the door, cautioning visitors about the eerie dolls within – a chilling reminder to proceed with caution as you explore this mysterious chamber.

Exciting news awaits at VAMPA as they gear up to launch a series of events and exhibits in the near future, so be sure to stay tuned to their social media channels for updates on upcoming happenings.

The current exhibit, aptly named The Art of the Kill, delves into the enduring fascination with vampires throughout history.

From ancient civilizations to contemporary times, the vampire has captivated imaginations and become a legendary figure in literature and cinema. This exhibit offers a unique opportunity to explore and celebrate the rich lore and legacy of vampire folklore.

If you’re fascinated by the paranormal and eager to experience these incredible artifacts, don’t hesitate any longer! The Doylestown museum welcomes visitors on weekends from 10am to 5pm, with admission prices set at $15 for adults, $8 for youth, and complimentary entry for children under 6.

Pack your curiosity and make your way to this captivating destination to immerse yourself in the world of the supernatural.