▲Like him or loathe him, Andy Warhol revolutionized art, pioneering the pop movement that still influences Western culture to this day.

▲The Graceland Mansion is a museum, featuring attractions and exhibits related to Elvis Presley. It also recreates the King's party-hard lifestyle, with fairground rides to enjoy.

▲The Kentwood Museum houses a recreation of Britney's childhood bedroom, as well as a collection of clothes, props, and memorabilia.

▲Britney Spears is one of the biggest pop princesses, so it's only right that she has her own museum, located in her hometown of Kentwood, Louisiana.

▲Of course you can catch Andy's work in art galleries and museums, but fans need go to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. There's seven floors and 17 gallery rooms, in what is the world's largest museum dedicated to an artist.

▲The King bought Graceland back in 1957, for just over US$100,500. The house is located in Memphis, Tennessee, and is where you need to go if you're an Elvis Presley fan.

▲Okay, so Wayne Newton fans cannot visit his museum anymore, but the story about his Casa de Shenandoah is too good not to tell. It started in 2010, when Newton wanted to turn his former mansion, Casa de Shenandoah, into a public attraction.

▲Cristiano Ronaldo could be the most famous Portuguese person ever. To many, the Juventus forward is considered to be the greatest soccer player.

▲For those who don't know, L. Ron Hubbard was a sci-fi author who achieved worldwide recognition after founding the Church of Scientology in the 1950s.

▲Bolivian President Evo Morales (pictured) recently opened what some locals call the "Ego Museum," officially named "The Museum of the Democratic and Cultural Revolution."

▲To learn more about the curious and controversial character, you can visit the L. Ron Hubbard Life Exhibition on Hollywood Boulevard. Test the spiritual technology (e-meters), and walk through life-size alien landscapes.

▲The star's hometown is Thal, Austria, where you can find his museum. There's his childhood set of weights, his steel bed, and all manner of movie props and statues.

▲There's life-size statues of Morales, as well as his childhood toys, soccer jerseys, and even honorary doctorates. Costing US$7 million to construct, it's one of the most expensive personal museums worldwide.

▲One of cinema's most iconic stars, Arnold Schwarzenegger just had to have a museum, though it's located far from Hollywood.

▲ABBA are one of the biggest bands ever. Established in 2013, the group got their own museum in Djurgården, an island in Stockholm, Sweden.

▲Ronaldo has millions of fans around the world. If you're one of them, why not pay a visit to Museu CR7 in Funchal, Portugal? Read up on his life story, and sneak a selfie with his wax statue.

▲His sister, Frankie Jean Lewis Terrell, reportedly runs the The Lewis Museum, located at the musician's childhood home in Ferriday, Louisiana. There's even an adjoining liquor store.

▲Yves Saint Laurent broke boundaries with his self-named fashion house, which has created high fashion for over 50 years.

▲Laurent was heavily inspired by Morocco, and Marrakech is home to one Yves Saint Laurent museum. The site is located next to a beautiful garden, and houses the designer's most dynamic fashion pieces.

▲The interactive museum is filled with sounds and sights, with glowing dancefloors and strobing holograms. There's even a piano that's connected to Benny Andersson's studio, which replicates any music that he plays.

▲The museum is located in Fall River, Massachusetts. Stay in the (allegedly) haunted home, sleep in the same murder scene bedrooms, and eat the same breakfast that the Bordens ate before being killed.

▲The Liberace Museum Collection is a bit nomadic. Initially, his glamorous memorabilia was exhibited in Paradise, Nevada. Now, his possessions are housed at the Thriller Villa and Liberace Garage in Las Vegas.

▲Perhaps the most peculiar entry here, the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast and Museum is a must for horror fans. Borden was the main suspect in a famous axe murder case during the late 19th century.

▲A rock and roll pioneer, Jerry Lee Lewis captivated a generation with tunes like 'Great Balls of Fire' and 'Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On.'

▲Liberace was a legendary entertainer, a child-prodigy-turned-master-pianist who was one of the highest-paid performers through the '50s and '70s.

▲Hemingway's home in Florida has been converted to a museum. There, you can see his writing desk, as well as some weirder things, like the urinal he took home after drinking too much.

▲One of the greatest American writers, Ernest Hemingway has made a huge impact on literature, thanks to revered works like 'A Farewell to Arms' and 'For Whom the Bell Tolls.'

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Some people are so important, they don't get an exhibit, but a whole museum. From ABBA to Britney Spears to Cristiano Ronaldo, these celebrities have their own quirky buildings full of props and memorabilia. Click on to explore the world's weirdest and most wonderful celebrity museums, from murder scene B&Bs to Scientology centers on Hollywood Boulevard.

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Neighbors complained, county officials approved, and Newton's business partner sued him. The space went up for sale in 2013 and 2014, before finally opening in 2015. It closed in 2018, before the permits were withdrawn.

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