The Anatomy Museum is the permanent exhibition of the Anatomy Institute in Budapest. Visitors to the museum are primarily students of Semmelweis University, but a large number of people from outside the university also come to see it, as visitors have the opportunity to learn about a specimen such as vein preparations, deformed fetuses, or part of a skull collection that was all made decades ago. For decades, the museum has shown the skull of the famous Hungarian roadman Sándor Rózsa, as well as a female wax figure that illustrates the body's detailed lymphatic circulation.