Museum of toys with 50,000+ items from 40 countries, plus signs




























"The main reason people come to MINT is to see the private collection of toys, which includes more than 50,000 items (around 8,000 of which are on display) hailing from 40 countries and dating as far back as the 1840s. Beyond the toys, the permanent collection includes two galleries devoted to vintage enamel signs. The museum is rarely crowded, unless there is a special event going on. The collection itself is impressive, but some of the exhibits are too darkly lit and obscurem making this is a better stop for those with niche knowledge." - Ashlea Halpern


"The main reason people come to MINT is to see the private collection of toys, which includes more than 50,000 items (around 8,000 of which are on display) hailing from 40 countries and dating as far back as the 1840s. Beyond the toys, the permanent collection includes two galleries devoted to vintage enamel signs. The museum is rarely crowded, unless there is a special event going on. The collection itself is impressive, but some of the exhibits are too darkly lit and obscurem making this is a better stop for those with niche knowledge." - Ashlea Halpern

"A nostalgia-rich museum housing around 8,000 vintage and collectible toys, with pieces dating as far back as 1840, making it a treasure trove for collectors and anyone interested in childhood memorabilia." - Sanjay Surana
"A world-class collection of more than 50,000 vintage toys and collectibles from over 40 countries, with items dating back to the 1800s; highlights include regional toys such as capteh, a rare Mickey Mouse Hurdy Gurdy valued at around US$35,000, a doll that once belonged to Alice Liddell (the inspiration for Alice in Wonderland) and a unique Batman robot toy with a cape and sword. The museum is ideal for nostalgic strolls through toy history and is temporarily closed while a virtual museum preview is prepared." - Anna Tan and Charlene Chua
"A specialist museum devoted to vintage collectibles and playthings, showcasing historical toys and memorabilia that appeal to enthusiasts of childhood culture and design." - Creative Solutions