Toy museum

The very first Lithuanian Toy Museum, located close to the Cathedral and Gediminas Tower, fosters visitors’ creativity and curiosity by allowing them to play with toy replicas dating from the 12th to 20th centuries.

The family-oriented educational centre is divided into an archaeological space containing the oldest toys, an ethnographical space showcasing 19th-20th century toys, and the third space introducing toys of today.

You won’t need to worry about your kid being tempted to grab any of the exhibits because all of them are replicas and the principal idea of the museum is touch-take-learn.

Tickets: adult – €7, children (3-18 years) – €5, FREE for small children (0-2 years) and with Vilnius Pass.