Puppen- und Spielzeugmuseum Bad Münstereifel
Private museum in the old town of Bad Münstereifel with dolls, doll rooms and toys from many eras.
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About the museum
The museum arose from the private collection of Cornelia and Rolf Urbild, who gathered dolls and toys over many years and gave the public a house in the Alte Gasse in Bad Münstereifel.
On two floors the exhibition shows dolls from different eras, including 18th-century wax dolls, porcelain, celluloid and composition dolls, and dolls by Käthe Kruse. There are also doll houses, doll rooms, toy shops, farms, knights' castles, tin soldiers and tin toys.
The house was damaged by the flood disaster of 14/15 July 2021; the town of Bad Münstereifel continues to list it as currently closed.
Highlights
- 18th-century wax dolls
- Käthe Kruse dolls, porcelain and celluloid dolls
- Doll houses, doll rooms and toy shops
- Tin soldiers, knights' castles and tin toys
- Operated by
- Cornelia und Rolf Urbild
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Kids & families
Great for kids & families
The town promotes it as a visit to your own childhood; toys from many decades.
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