Toy Museum
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RosyRosy
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🧩🏰 Munich Toy Museum, to be honest, it's a bit...
BrooksBrooks
150
Went there with 2 kids (13, 11). The entry fee is minute, the entrance hall is very promising - and with that unfortunately the best parts are over already. I know it's a privately run museum and probably the owners are missing the funds to refresh it, but in 2022 cramping as many artefacts into a large display as you can and adding short titles under them is not enough to grab the kids' attention. There were barely any interactive elements and while I recon that the region has a rich history in designing and producing toys, the way it is presented is very outdated. Practically I wouldn't recommend this museum for kids who nowadays spend most of their time on their phones, as they will just run through in 20 minutes without taking away anything. A bit better suited for their parents who are still keen to read.
Balazs KissBalazs Kiss
70
Great museum, unique. I personally expected more toys to be available to be played with but fair enough. It's a journey through history of toys and the details are remarkable. Many times you need a magnifying glass in order to see everything and the creepy dolls room is nice as well. Viewing of hu dreds of Chuckyies lol Make sure you pick up an audio guide for just 1 eur, it is worth it. Otherwise you'll just wonder arou d not knowing what you see. The cherry on top is the Omaha in Nuremberg train station and set up. Showings are after 3 pm for this "toy". Highly recomme d this museum
Romulus CRomulus C
00
Good place to spend 2-3hrs with kids. This place has long history of toys before the world War 2..Great collection. Kids even gets a puzzle sheet at the entrance which they have to fill it from the findings of the museum. So they have to see the full museum thoroughly. Clean toilets. Lift in case someone don't want to climb four floors. Top floor has a small play area with few games to play where my kids have spent the maximum amount of time. Very well designed and planned. Easily walking distance from the Nurnberg Castle. Very reasonably priced.
Divas daisDivas dais
10
Although large, you can see it somewhat comfortably in an hour (in case, like me, you can only get to it near closing time). There are toys from many corners of the world and across several decades. Some are interactive which is nice. There are also paintings on the stairways which are also quite nice to enjoy. Most plaques and explanations have an English translation, but not all. Price is very fair considering how rich and well kept this museum is, definitely will come back.
PedroPedro
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