excellent place to visit whatever your age. had not been here for a few years and noticed new displays that had been added. Seen games and toys that i remember playing and owning. It gave my daughter an insight into what life was like when her great grandparents where her age.Its free to visit which is always a bonus. More

Came across this museum by accident whilst shopping, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Free admission too!! A fabulous collection of toys through the ages, but also babies and childrens clothing, foodstuffs etc.. Spent a good hour just wandering around, very nostalgic and interesting. Well worth a visit. More

I loved looking at all of the childhood toys etc through the years... great as a little pit stop after our visit to the Castle. More

This place is great for all ages because it gives you an insight into childhood toys from past and present.Would recommend for all children and adults! More

We used to take our son and daughter when they were younger but now it is our gransons and grand daughter they really enjoy it also More

It was like seeing my home in a museum in some areas! Quite impressed with all the collections - great attention to detail. Well worth the visit More

Visited with my wife and went in with no expectation and was delighted at the collection of vintage memorabilia. The place is a 100m down High-street from South Bridge on the right, can’t miss it if you are doing the royal mile walk. Some of the exhibits such as the railway station, the Dinky Car and the Teddy bear had... More

Excellent way to bring back childhood memories, My wife and I were astonished by how many times we used the phrase: "I had one of those". More

We visited the Musuem of Childhood on a miserable rainy April day and I'm so glad we did. My son (23mths) had a lovely time. There are five different galleries to explore and in some of the galleries there are toys for the little ones to play with. On the second floor there is a puppet theatre, an old garage... More