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Toy Museum of Catalonia
Best time to visit
Visit early in the morning on weekdays to enjoy a quieter experience and take your time with interactive exhibits without crowds.
Budget tips
General admission is affordable with discounts for children and seniors; free entry on the first Sunday of each month makes for a budget-friendly visit.
Recommended for
Families, Toy collectors, History enthusiasts, Cultural tourists
Plan your visit
1-2 hours
About
Quick facts: Over 4,000 toys and games are displayed, showcasing a playful journey through childhood across different eras. The museum also features a unique collection of antique dolls and miniature toys that fascinate visitors of all ages.
Highlights: A standout exhibit recreates a classic 1920s toy shop where visitors can see and even interact with some vintage toys. The detailed dioramas and interactive displays bring to life the stories behind each toy, making history tactile and fun.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes for walking through multiple exhibit rooms.
- Bring a camera to capture the charming vintage toy displays but avoid flash photography.
- Allocate time to fully engage with hands-on sections for a more memorable visit.
- Avoid weekends if you prefer a quieter visit, as family groups tend to arrive then.
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