What is your favorite toy? I'll bet you'll find it in the Brighton Toy and Model Museum!

The museum even resembles a children's room or even a doll's house: there are many small halls, each lined with shelves with different exhibits! All 4000 square meters of the museum is dedicated to one theme - toys! There are 10,000 of them! It is better not to let your child go there, or you will immediately have to go to the store to add to your personal collection.

This is an embarrassment of riches: robot transformers, PlayStation, various dolls, models of planes, cars, locomotives! On the shelves, you can find cute Teddy bears, wooden toys, and the first wide-smiling Barbie dolls. There are models for every taste: if you want to remember how you collected airplanes as a child, or watch a skeleton hugging a gravestone.

The highlight of the museum is a huge model of a railway and train made two centuries ago. But it is much more interesting just to look around with a smile on your face, remembering: "Oh! I had this one!", "and they promised to give this one for my birthday!".

There are models of houses, and toy trains cars, and castles with knights and military, and Japanese dolls, and toys for girls. For example, dishes, kitchen, and baby dolls, and puppets.

The museum is located under the Brighton railway station! It is the only one in the city, so there should be no problems with the search. At the entrance to the museum, there is a small stall with souvenirs, but there you will not find magnets with the symbols of the museum or mugs with the image of the main exhibit. This is almost a continuation of the exhibition. Souvenirs are the same toys, only a little smaller. All psychologists say that you need to protect your inner child. Even adults will be happy to be in the Brighton Toy and Model Museum and remember their inner children.