Hot and boring. Had seen many of the toys before. Would have used this time for better sightseeing in Zurich. We made the mistake of going to this attraction. Kids were rather bored, and as a 63-year-old woman, I had seen many similar toys. Unless you are interested in antiques, this is a waste of time.

It takes less than 1 hour to walk around it, very kind girl works in there. You can see a very old and very interesting toys.

A very small museum with selected toys displayed. THE TOYS OF THE PAST GENERATIONS WERE MUCH NICER THAN WHAT CHILDREN HAVE NOW! you'd be amazed at how detailed the toys were!

One of the smalles museum of Zurich, it is in the attica of an old building in the old town. Free of charge.

Very small but selected objects displayed. It lakes a bit of character. A bit more details about a late owner or manufacturer would be great.

It is very small and we had a hard time finding it. However, the lady was very nice and it is a very cute little musuem and the kids enjoyed it. It will not take too long to go through but was worth the visit.

The big museums are not open on Mondays so we went in search of smaller ones. This Toy Museum is tiny... you feel you are up in someone's attic. But the many old toys are nicely displayed in glass cases. Although kids would enjoy this for a short time (because it is look but don't touch), it is the over-forties... More

We do think that the previous generations lived a happier life with more educative toys than us today. Love to see the museum though the entrance ticket price is a bit expensive for a small place like this. However it worths the money a lot.

Yes admission is free. Why? Dont ask. They should charge. The place is run by the grand daughter of Franz Carl Weber. She greets each guest individually and takes great pleasure in explaning the toys, their vintage and their construction.