Nice stories behind toys of all the times. Toys created for the childs, for their happiness but also for their formation. You can feel how the best ones are those created with the passion and with the child in mind. Railways model are of course present, but maintenance was in progress and no activities was shown. More

Has a great place for kids to play. Was very interesting. My two year old loved it. More

First time I was here like a child. In twenty-five again. I liked all the same. :) More

So much to see on all floors of this unusual and detailed museum. The ciy of Nurnberg has made toys for many years and it was fascinating to see the =developments pre-and post War, and to see modern-day children enjoying playing in the play areas. A real star attraction More

It is like going back to our youth with all kind of toys we used. I think it is great for young children or for adults born in the 50's More

The museum happened to be open on a Monday when we visited Nuremberg. Normally, museums are closed Mondays. This was a nice surprise for us. The various levels of the museum are well laid out. Good audio tour in various languages. Even have a children's audio tour. The doll houses and miniature tin toys exhibits shouldn't be missed. Even our... More

Worth visiting place. Kids will love this place... there is no doubt about it.. If you are going with kids... at least give them 2 to 3 hours... to watch... and appreciate the whole thing The toys here explain European Civilization and history in a very narrative way. These depicts... how the old trains used to look like.. or a... More

All our kids liked looking at the exhibits, the only sadness was that there were only a few areas where they could play with toys. Perhaps it is more fun in the summer when the outside play area is open? More

This one is a bit different and certainly kid-friendly. We loved seeing the different toys throughout the ages. More