At a glance
#8 of 14 Tourist attractions in Trier #5 of 6 Museums in TrierLocalGuideWorld score: 4.40
Rating breakdown
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5 ★63%
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4 ★23%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Spielzeugmuseum Trier?
- Spielzeugmuseum Trier is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 361 reviews.
- How does Spielzeugmuseum Trier rank in Trier?
- Spielzeugmuseum Trier is #8 of 14 Tourist attractions in Trier by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Spielzeugmuseum Trier located?
- Dietrichstraße 51, 54290 Trier, Germany — 0.1 km from the center of Trier.
- How can I contact Spielzeugmuseum Trier?
- Phone: +49 651 75850 · Website: spielzeugmuseum-trier.de
Very cute old vintage toys museum, if you like to see old vintage toys, or are you a collector vintage toys, you need to see this, friendly people and on the way out you could buy some merchandise, people with knee problem, need more attentions because they dont have lift to go up, i feel sorry for them, because these days people less interest with old vintage toys, so the museum never crowded, so no wonder the ticket little bit pricy, but if you want to support, you could just pay the ticket and you could buy some merchandise on the way to exit, and downstrair they have cafe, you can eat and drink there.
Great collection of old toys and dolls, some were available for kids to play
Nice, but small museum. A lot of toys are from past German fabricators. Missing some Playmobil.
Not interesting enough for small kids, but there is a table with a Brio train and some marble tracks to keep them amused while you are looking around.
Not interesting enough for small kids, but there is a table with a Brio train and some marble tracks to keep them amused while you are looking around.
Interesting collection of toys. From tin plate to modern Lego. Interactive play for children. Information is in German only, but Google translate can be used. Worth a visit.
This museum is a perfect look at the past when children really played with their toys along with their mothers or fathers.
I remember a lot of them.
The reception was very friendly and kind and she was speaking English that i consider very important because the museum visitors are not Germans but from all over the world.
So it was a very satisfying experience to look closely of all the toys of the past decades or the past century.
I remember a lot of them.
The reception was very friendly and kind and she was speaking English that i consider very important because the museum visitors are not Germans but from all over the world.
So it was a very satisfying experience to look closely of all the toys of the past decades or the past century.
Little gem in Trier. Fun for kids, and even for the parents and grandparents. Small, but so is the entree fee (could only pay by cash by the way). Had to take two staircases from the entrance, but there is a lift, you only have to take it from the restaurant. So that is confusing.
Some toys really have history, because they know from who it belonged to, or they place it in context of time reference. So that is nice.
They put chairs every few meters to sit. With some toys children can play. Some toys on display are even obscure or out of place, but the more interesting they are. Worth a visit.
Some toys really have history, because they know from who it belonged to, or they place it in context of time reference. So that is nice.
They put chairs every few meters to sit. With some toys children can play. Some toys on display are even obscure or out of place, but the more interesting they are. Worth a visit.
The sheer number of exhibits (more than 5000!) is just mind boggling. There were quite a few working models as well, including a Carousel, some train etc that totally captured my gal's attention. There were dolls that were as old as 50-70 years till recent past. There were some that were extensive with their own stroller/crib etc. There were some which were even life sized.
This quirky toy museum is so much fun to visit, it’s a great way to travel back through a hundred odd years of toys.
The staff are lovely, the layout given the quirky structure nice and easy to navigate. The place that sits up on a third and possibly forth floor even has a lift to make viewing easy for buggies and the disabled.
I won’t tell you all the wonders we saw, just look through the photos and videos I’ve shared, this is a microscopic amount of what you’ll see in this small but well ordered museum.
The staff are lovely, the layout given the quirky structure nice and easy to navigate. The place that sits up on a third and possibly forth floor even has a lift to make viewing easy for buggies and the disabled.
I won’t tell you all the wonders we saw, just look through the photos and videos I’ve shared, this is a microscopic amount of what you’ll see in this small but well ordered museum.
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