Toy Museum
The Toy Museum invites you into the world of toys and play. In addition to marvelling at the historic exhibits, young visitors can get active themselves and try out lots of different toys.
Play, experience and wonder are the three central themes at the Toy Museum. The ground floor offers plenty of space for playing and frolicking around with its countless marble runs, various balance toys and the giant matador building blocks. Kasperl [traditional Austrian comical puppet character], appears once a week in the museum's own theatre.
A myriad of teddy bears, the play shop and a number of different dolls' kitchens on the first floor always prove popular with children. On the Carrera track visitors of all ages can measure their driving skills in direct comparison. Other highlights of the museum include the labyrinth, various miniature toys and the special baby areas.
A unique way for little visitors to reward themselves for getting to the top of the museum is the slide from the second to the first floor. After a fun slide, children can regain their strength in the cosy reading corner with a large selection of books.
The special exhibition at the Toy Museum is a journey through time in five sections, taking families on an adventurous expedition through different eras. It takes you to the extravagant court of the Sun King, behind the walls of a knight's castle, onto a Viking ship, into a Stone Age cave and to the dangerous dinosaurs. Children can playfully immerse themselves in the past and learn how to tie a sailor's knot or write their name in runic script. Fun and games guaranteed!
