Toy Museums in Spain

We're here to help diversify your child's menu with a visit to the ARTlandya Dolls Museum in Tenerife, where your child can admire dolls made from different materials (porcelain, wood, papier-mache, vinyl, etc.) and various teddy bears.

The museum collection occupies three floors of the beautiful old Casa l'Hort building. You won't see any toys on the ground floor — just individual pieces, parts, wigs, eyes... Here you can learn about the stages of doll-making and compare modern ways of making toys with ancient ones. ...

What can be seen at the Doll's House Museum in Guadaleste? Tiny living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms with excellent detailing: on the lady's dressing table, you will find bottles of perfume and jewellery; on the walls — photos of loved ones; and in the small fireplace, there will ...

Today, the museum has an exhibition of some 400 toys. And it's important to note that some of the El Museo del Juguete items are pretty old (some pieces have already celebrated their centenary). Your child will be particularly interested to see what their great-grandparents played with.

The oldest toys in the museum date back to the second half of the 19th century. One of the halls is devoted to tinware. It's hard to imagine, but even puppets for table theatre are made of metal. Another room displays wooden toys from the mid-twentieth century. The wooden compositions are ...