Toy Museum

Walking through the Toy Museum involves stepping into a space that functions like an archive of childhood itself. Glass cases hold everything from hand-carved wooden trains to tin-plate robots and porcelain dolls, each item preserved against decades of handling and fading. The restoration work visible here is meticulous—guides point out how specific toys were repaired, repainted, or reassembled to survive into our present. You'll notice condition reports, original packaging, and the small manufacturing details that collectors obsess over. It's the kind of tour where someone might spend forty minutes on a single shelf, tracing how a toy's design tells you about the decade it came from, the factories that made it, and the children who owned it.