Musée du Jouet

A fascinating museum about the history of toys. You can find many toys from different era like Barbie, teddy bears, dolls, cars, ... It's a pretty small museum but you can spend an hour or more inside. There's also some board games that you can use during your visit which is nice. It's a museum for everybody but I would say mostly older kids and adults. It's more on the educational side which wasn't an issue for me. I learned a lot of things and enjoyed my time. Also the staff is lovely!

Not worth it, guys. We went there not with huge expectations, but at least thinking we get have a somewhat interactive experience which is not the case at all. The museum is three storeys tall, the first floor dedicated to couple of games (mainly kids’ games and chess) to play, a carousel display and lego displays. The second floor is full of what feels like thrifted old dolls display, and a vitrine of a time-capsuled “playroom” and a philosophical wall on toys and the evolution thereof. The third floor is full of miniature cities of Alsace and miniature trains. Cute, but underwhelming.

Its a small, very cute museum. At each floor, you will find board games or other activities to play with your kids, along with an exhibition of tous from different times. Last floor is dedicated to trains and several of them run!

Nice little museum full of old-school toys including puppets, model trains and cars, Barbies.

Nice little toy museum in the center of Colmar with several nice exhibits, including model trains and an impressive Playmobil display. You can also play several games, including boardgames and classic arcade games. Not the biggest museum, but nice to spend an hour or so, especially if you have young children. Highly recommended!

Has a few games in the ground floor for kids and adults to play (board games like checkers, wooden games). Overall not very big, there are 3 floors, the top one is all about trains - some of them work), while the other two cover multiple games from the last 150-200 years.

I was refused entry because of a small suitcase, but the museum does not offer any lockers or storage. At the same time, baby strollers are allowed inside, which makes this rule feel unfair. Everything was explained in a rude and disrespectful manner, and no refund was provided.

It's such a great place! This museum is located in a beautiful, colourful little city. We did not have any kids with us, but this toy museum has sparked some nostalgia for some of us as some used to have the displayed items. It's really interesting to see what some kids in some parts of the world played with at different moments in history. We went there on a rainy day, but i recommended this place if you are around.

This museum has an extensive collection of toys over three floors. On the top is model trains. The second floor is devoted to dolls and the first floor has vintage toys through the eras. The temporary exhibit on toy aviation was great too! Lots of Legos and Playmobils. Tons of places for kids yo play or create! Great family museum with something for everyone.

This was a very cute museum. With a Many interesting facts from toys throughout the years. It was nice that they had some binders full of English explanation as well They also have a puppet show in French just ask the front desk for the times when it runs. The only thing that was annoying was at 10 minutes before the museum close they asked us to leave. Plus 10 minutes before that they were already turning off lights and such. When we pay for a ticket it's only fair that we get to stay till the closing time.