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MUSEUM OF DOLLHOUSES, GAMES AND TOY
The Old Town
Entry through the gate with the inscription FRYDERYK above
Podwale 15
00-252 Warszawa
tel. 797 723 029
daily 09:00 - 19:00
The museum will be closed on:
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November 1, 2024
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December 24, 25, 26, 2024
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April 20,21, 2025
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November 1, 2025
opening hours
The award-winning institution invites you to its premises in the Old Town in Warsaw, Podwale Street 15, every day 9:00-19:00.
The museum offers a variety of activities and museum lessons, during which educators work in the spirit of mindfulness.
ticket prices
price in PLN
FREE TICKET
Free tickets apply to:
• children up to 100 cm tall
• people who are 100 years of age and older
• the group guardians -1 per 10 visitors (the number of guardians of kindergarten groups or disabled persons with free admission shall be
agreed individually while booking a guided tour)
Free tickets also apply to following visitors with a valid document:
• museum employees, members of International Council of Museums, International Council on Monuments and Sites
• journalists – we accept Polish SDP or SDRP documents as well as International Federation of Journalists confirmation
• licensed Polish tour guides - we accept state or Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society ID
• war veterans and the war disabled
• WARSAW PASS card holders
42
REGULAR TICKET
opening hours
30
DISCOUNT TICKET
Discount tickets to the Museum are available upon presentation of a corresponding ID. Discount tickets apply to:
• kindergarten, primary and secondary school children, students up to and including the age of 26 and PhD candidates
• disabled with a valid document confirming the disability
• one guardian of a disabled child or a disabled adult with limited ability to lead an independent life is also entitled to a discount ticket
• teachers conducting work at schools, other educational entities, reformatories or youth detention centres.
Senior tickets apply to people who are 60 years and older.
120
FAMILY TICKET
Family tickets apply to a group of 4 people with at least one child and one adult.
25
GROUP TICKET
Discount, group tickets apply to members of organised groups of more than 10 people.
about us
The Museum of Dollhouses, Games and Toys is a nostalgic journey to the time of childhood and carefree days.
Would you like to go back to your childhood for a moment?
So go through our magical portal and feel the atmosphere of "those" years! Get to know the icons of design at the "Polish Games and Toys of the 20th Century" exhibition, travel around the globe with an extraordinary collection of over a thousand dolls in ethnic costumes from all over the world and see the old miniature life frozen in 150 historical doll houses, hospitals, schools, shops and even churches!
Probably the most unique toy museum in this part of Europe invites everyone who still sometimes feels like a child.
MUSEUM OF DOLLHOUSES, GAMES AND TOYS - a Warsaw institution that has been recognized and awarded numerous times for its educational and cultural activities.
At the headquarters in the Old Town, at Podwale 15 Street, we present four permanent exhibitions; "In the bygone world of doll houses", "Religious toys", "Dolls of the world" and "Polish Games and Toys of the 20th century."
The museum is equipped with a shop where you can purchase museum souvenirs, toys and collectible miniatures.
There is a cloakroom and a toilet available on site, the main exhibition is adapted to be visited by people in wheelchairs.
People in wheelchairs, please call the facility in advance (+48 797 723 029), the employee will explain to you how to use the driveway and elevator.
Permanent Exhibitions:
In the Bygone World of Dollhouses.
The exhibition features 150 fully equipped classic dollhouses, as well as schools, hospitals, shops and service points. The exhibits come from all over the world, the oldest being more than 200 years old. These miniature masterpieces are not only toys, but also specific documents that reflect the life, style and technological advances of their time.
Polish Games and Toys of the 20th Century.
Poland made its significant mark on the world toy market in the 20th century, succeeding and gaining worldwide recognition. The exhibits include both artisanal and factory-made items which are often icons of Polish design.
Dolls of the World.
The exhibition invites visitors on a journey through the multicoloured lands of beliefs, traditions and local symbols of identity. With over a thousand dolls, the aim of the exhibition is to break down stereotypical thinking about ethnic costume and discover its function and cultural context.
Religious Toys.
Religious toys had educational, cultural and sacral functions. Their creation and development was a response to the needs of religious communities who wished to introduce their members to the faith and its values from an early age.
