Story of when Elvis Presley met Albert Einstein in the Grevin Museum

Grevin Wax Museum was one of the first wax museums to introduce interactive features, such as touch screens and sound effects, enhancing the immersive experience for all.

Adding a fascinating layer of authenticity, the museum showcases actual artifacts in select exhibits, such as the knife and bathtub used in the dramatic scene portraying Charlotte Corday's historic assassination of Jean-Paul Marat.

The museum incorporates live actors among the wax figurines as an engaging touch. These actors skillfully freeze into statuesque poses, surprising visitors when they suddenly spring to life, adding a hilarious element to the experience.