The Museum of Childhood is a great museum not only for children but also for adults as it takes you back to your childhood. It rewinds time and gives adults a chance to educate kids about old-fashioned toys!
The toy collection here is conveniently kept in two historic buildings. It's the first museum in the world that has toys from the 18th to 21st century. Toys, games and other items from health care, home life, clothing, clubs, and school in the good-old-days are well organized. There are many toys among them, some nostalgic like Dinky cars, toy soldiers, teddy bears, arts and crafts, rattles, yo-yos, marbles, trains, Barbie dolls, Steiff bears, and pedal cars. There's even an impressive recreation of a Victorian street showing how kids used to play outdoors. There are over 2,500 items of clothing and 10,000 children’s books, comics, and magazines. The Stanbrig Eorls doll's house is one of the most popular with 21 rooms and 2,000 “household” items.
Wondering how you can get to Museum of Childhood, you can either take a bus or train Here’s a list of a few lines that pass near your destination - Train: ScotRail; Bus: 300, 31, X62. The closest stops are St Mary's Street; Jeffrey Street.
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