Pollocks Toy Museum

we were actually in good spirits and wanted to go inside the museum. however, the friendly waiter at the counter told us that there were five floors. the museum" is in a very small apartment building. When she then told me that there weren't many retro toys from the last few decades on display

Small little cozy toy museum, felt like a little gem on my discoveries. Well stocked, well maintained. Reasonably priced entry fee. They have a toy shop attached to the museum. One certainly will learn a thing or two about the history of toys. Credit cards accepted including Amex. Recommended. No guided tours that we came across. Not too busy.

This is an amazing place that takes you back to your childhood. It has a lovely shop as well and I was only able to visit the shop but I enjoyed every moment of it!

A really interesting place. Never even knew this place existed until a friend recommended it. Absolutely crammed with old toys (from different periods and countries) over numerous floors. Definitely lots to see here.The place has a feel of a labyrinth to it. The admission was reasonable. The staff member on duty was helpful and informative. The shop was well stocked and also worth a visit after the tour.

It is one of my favourite museums in London. I have been there 2 times and each time it has been great. My favourite part was the Children’s TV Character memorabilia. The staff were friendly

As their website states, no heating in the rooms" don't let that put you off. Just be prepared

A unique museum of toys. The visit is very well organized trough rooms, corridors and stairs.Emily is a very nice who will share all spirit of the place.

Never heard about this museum before.Very interesting museum with thousand toys from different countries, different time seasons, different shapes you might find everything:-)I can only recommend!

Charming little museum steeped in history. From Victorian dolls to board games to puppets to He-Man this place has got you covered. The guys running it are also lovely. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area. :)

Small, yet exceptional, period property stuffed full of uplifting memories from your childhood. I recommend this museum for adults and for children for whom it would be equally engaging and I suspect a fantastic bonding experience as the toys will provide many talking points.There isnt a single boring room in the museum, everywhere you look are toys. The information provided in each section is enough to feel like you have learned something and not so much that you feel overwhelmed. The information along side each exhibit is well written and thought provoking.I was most excited to learn the history of very old toys and to imagine the toys journey before it reached the museum. My favourite sections were the Teddies, Dolls and theatrical toys probably because they remind me of simpler times when playing was something that absorbed a child for hours and TV was a special treat.The shop is bursting with toys and curiosities. You can buy some absolutely fantastic toys like the theatres which will engage all ages of child.Dont miss this wonderful museum. Its easily a half day visit with children and I would imagine about two to three hours of entertainment for an adult.