Jinshuwanju Museum

Very good exhibition, many toys are very familiar, feel close, and can understand the history of the development of toys, but some Legos are a bit unsuitable there. If you can add some traditional toys to sell, maybe it is better.

The 5th floor of the Creative Park on Liangcheng Road is close to Fengzhen Road. There are many collections and it is worth seeing. If you have nothing to do, you can take the children around. You can't have so many toys. It is also a good choice to have a look, and it is free. You need to pay attention to the opening time to go.

Where it is suitable for boys, the baby is very novel. There are many types of toys, and there are also memories of the childhood of our generation. Looking at these things, the workmanship is very delicate. Worth going.

December 31, 2018 ～ January 1, 2019 The museum is closed for 2 days. I rushed to go once before 2019, and I opened the door at 1 pm. The gate guard can get tickets here. The museum takes the elevator to the fifth floor. If you give the ticket, you still need to register the information. Although the museum area is not large, there are really many varieties of toys. There are short films that introduce the operation principles of moving toys, equipment with interactive experience, and a leisure area suitable for children to piece together Lego blocks. The rooster glutinous rice in the interactive area seems to be damaged and cannot be a good experience. The air conditioner in the museum is a bit large, so pay attention to the temperature difference between indoor and outdoor. It takes 2 hours to take pictures while watching.

A toy museum located outside Shanghai, China. If you want to see Chinese toys, you can come and have a look.

After entering, people's eyes are confused, eyes are not enough, very cool.

This metal toy museum not only fascinates small pot friends, big pot friends also like Austria