Just looking at the outside of the building is enough to attract one in. The fact that it is open Mondays and the price of admission is only 3 euros carries on the theme. This is a fantastic experience, well worth two hours of anyone’s time. I particularly liked the curated music to go with each exhibition.

I loved this museum. There was so much to see. Unfortunately they will not let you take pictures so already many of the beautiful pieces have faded from my memory. While the antique doll collection is wildly impressive, I could have spent all day inspecting the wonderful dancer figurines. The dancers were so wonderfully expressive in their costumes and suggestion of movement. They were so beautiful. The museum book does not include any of the best of these so I elected not to purchase one as it would make me wonder why I liked the museum at all. There were some beautiful art pieces in the museum shop but over all, I was a little underwhelmed by the museum shop offerings.

I couldn't decide whether or not to go as all the reviews just mentioned how horrible the people are and dolls. I don't like horrible people or dolls. I then decided it was only €5, so why not. I am delighted I did as I absolutely loved it. Yes, you can't photos, and it is a shame as the place is stunning, but it shouldn't spoil your visit. There are two floors displaying glassware, fans, perfume bottles, jewellery, statues, dolls (LOTS), and furniture. Going to the shop instead, as one reviewer suggested, is ridiculous. The quality of the artefacts in the museum is stunning. The music was lovely, too.

An unusual and, for us, a delightful museum with fabulous glass. The café alone is worth a visit. No photographs means you can enjoy the exhibits without people standing in front of them taking selfies. If you wwant to take selfiesit's not for you!

Loved this place. I had read a lot of reviews and was braced for rude staff, but on my visit everyone was very civil. There's a terrific coffee bar on site. Great nouveau decor. Amazingly great shop at the finish. Only negative - there are way way too many dolls - but if this is Your Thing, then you will be in heaven.

This was a great museum. I have never seen so many Art Deco and Art Nouveau objects in one place. A fantastic array of items from pottery to glassware to jewellery and more. Beautiful stained glass throughout. And a great gift shop.

An amazing old building, nicely restored and put to good use. Some lovely old exhibits ( really liked the clown pics by Celso Lagar) but why not allowed to take pictures? Also, seeing pictures of old balustrade and roof makes me sad. Yes the refurbished items are classy but that old classic design is now lost forever. Don’t miss the cafe / bar at rear for refreshments. Lovely spot