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Toy Museum

A trip to the Toy Museum is like a journey into the past because Nuremberg has been known as a town of toys since the Middle Ages. In those days, toys were produced in the narrow alleys – tin figures, wood and metal toys, kitchens for dolls and play shops.

The toy museum's mulled wine stall has long since ceased to be an insider tip. Here you will find mulled wine and gingerbread as well as homemade soups and stews.

Here, you can get in free-of-charge with the NUREMBERG CARD!

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Must see: The “Shadow Realm” in the historic vaulted cellar. Sound exciting? It is!
Old fairy tales and stories about Nuremberg are told through paper theaters, back-lit dioramas, peep-boxes and magic lanterns.

In summer, the “Frischling”, a café and summer garden in the inner courtyard of the Toy Museum, invites you to enjoy a cool beverage and snacks. In winter, the “Glühschwein” takes over to serve delicious mulled wine or gin.

The Hexenhäusle

The Hexenhäusle

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