MINT Museum Of Toys

Basement: Enamel Sign Gallery
The Enamel Sign Gallery is a treasure trove of antique advertisement panels from the late 1800s to the 1950s. In this half of the exhibit, patrons can view more than 70 enamel signs, including the Aquascutum fashion advertisement. The basement also houses a themed restaurant.

Level 2: Collectables
A toy collector’s dream, this level stores vintage toys from more than 40  countries around the world – including Victorian dolls, exotic Asian playthings and many more. With paraphernalia from Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation and official Beatles merchandise from the 1960s, this level explores how toys played an important role in making memories.

Level 3: Childhood Favourites 
Go back in time at this level that showcases the most popular and sold out toys from each era – right from Elizabethan dolls, German dollhouses, the original Mickey Mouse, Betty Boop, Felix the Cat, Snow White, and the largest collection of Steiff teddy bears.

Level 4: Characters 
This action-figure level is a dream come true for comic lovers. Featuring toys and figures of popular superheroes and protagonists like Astroboy, Popeye, Batman, Tintin, Ultraman, and Heman, ‘Characters’ promises to be a haven for kids and parents alike.

Level 5: Outerspace 
This otherworldly collection at MINT Museum of Toys houses space-themed toys right from the early twentieth century to modern times. With miniature Japanese robots – including Hook Robot, the first-ever toy robot - model space ships, alien worlds, and Star Wars action figures, Outerspace is sure to take patrons on an adventure!

Rooftop: Enamel Sign Gallery 
This half of the Enamel Sign Gallery houses food and beverage signs from the early twentieth century – watch out for the famous Campbell Soup sign among the many artefacts! A rooftop restaurant is open to patrons.