📜 The world’s first museum dedicated to the history of childhood, opened in Edinburgh in 1955. 🔍 Features exhibitions on play, toys, games, clothes, and British youth culture through the decades, from the 1800s to present day.
✨ Interactive play spaces and zones
🧸 Explore an enchanting collection of toys, games, and memorabilia.
🕰️ Discover historical objects like a 1740 Queen Anne doll and a Kindertransport bear.
👨👩👧👦 Family-friendly with a dressing-up area for children.
💰 Free admission, making it an accessible attraction.
💤 Some displays may feel dated and lack interactive elements for children.
🍽️ No on-site cafe or restaurant.
🕒 Check website for current opening times.
👗 Dressing-up area available for children.
👵 Grandparents may particularly enjoy recognizing toys from their own childhood.
💡 Try the 'Sweeney Todd' and 'Haunted House' slot machines in Gallery 1.
💰 Free entry, donations welcomed.
🕒 Daily, 10:00-17:00.
🚻 Accessible public toilets and baby changing facilities available.
♿ Partial wheelchair access with ramps and lifts to most areas.
🅿️ Accessible drop-off point available, with public parking nearby.
🗣️ Staff may speak French, Spanish, and Italian in addition to English.
🛍️ Gift shop available.
📶 WiFi available.
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