Helsinki, Finland
Suomenlinna C 66
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+358 405006607
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
The best toy museum I've visited. Lovely stories about the dolls & toys. The home made cakes, tea & coffee are delicious. A must visit
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Absolutely beautiful place with an impressive collection of old toys and a nice café outside. Only recommendation I would give is to improve the user experience of the blog you can access for \in depth history\ since it refreshes itself and you keep having to search through it every time to get back to where you were.
Wow. Hidden gem. Lovely little Toy museum with a really cosy/romantic old fashioned café. Wonderful friendly staff. Could stay forever.
Full marks for cafe. Lovely little cafe well worth a visit. Nice vegan sandwiches and oat milk substitute available. Very attractive garden with nice view over sea and if a bit cold plenty of woolly, knitted and crocheted blankets/throws available.
Nice little museum with toys ranging across several generations in Finland. You can also learn about how the demands of toys changed because of the socio-political climate. Another thing I really liked was, the museum shop contains toys relevant to the ones in the exhibition!
Nice cosy cafe attached to the Toy Museum. It's open today!
It's a little creepy as any toy museum should be I guess, but entertaining. A little bit small so don't expect too much, but I liked it. It also has a cute little cafe with some nice cakes and lovely sitting outside.
If you love old timey toys, you'll love this place! Granted, it's a bit on the small side with not too many rooms, but there's a lot crammed into the space they do have and it's quite cheap to enter. Beautiful toy exhibits through the decades, with guide books in several languages. It does get a bit crowded due to being so small, but it's absolutely worth the visit. Their cafe is quite nice as well! I really enjoyed this one!
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