- Stockholm
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Stockholm Toy Museum: Entry Ticket
A huge, interactive, fully nostalgic collection of toys, games, dolls and more
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Fast Track
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Wheelchair accessible
Get ready for a dose of nostalgia at the Stockholm Toy Museum. Witness a massive doll collection. Test your flipping skills, play classics like Space Race from 1977, and learn the history of your favorite toys. It's time for your inner kid to come out and play!
David von Schinkel chose to share this huge collection of toys with the public, hoping to help different generations find a common ground. In Stockholm, it's not all about gathering round Netflix!
Come and see thousands of toys inside a massive old secret military building from the 1940s! Get up close to the dolls. Check out comics from every generation. Learn the history of your favorite play-things and see how they inspired other toys played with today.
Walk around the amazing 2,500-meter space, designed by creatives with backgrounds in theater and the Royal Opera, and defeat the machines and other players on Fia med Knuff, Geni, Risk, or Monopoly.
It's the giant toy box you never had, but always wanted!
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