Toy Museum
A small, hands-on museum in Vilnius's Old Town where almost everything can be touched and played with, from Soviet-era arcade machines to reconstructions of toys based on Lithuanian archaeological finds.

- ✓A genuinely interactive museum where most exhibits are meant to be touched and played with.
- ✓A nostalgic hit for adults, with Soviet-era arcade games and table ice hockey.
- ✓Play with reconstructions of toys based on real archaeological finds from Lithuanian history.
- ✓Friendly, knowledgeable staff and a fun, welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
Toy Museum
The Toy Museum (Žaislų muziejus) at Šiltadaržio g. 2, on the eastern edge of the Old Town, is a small but charming place built around a simple, joyful idea: here, you are encouraged to play. Almost everything on display can be touched and used, which makes it a hit with children and a nostalgic delight for adults rediscovering the games of their own childhoods, from Soviet-era arcade machines to table ice hockey.

The collection traces the history of toys from ancient times to the 20th century, and one of its most distinctive features is a set of reconstructed toys based on actual archaeological research and finds from Lithuanian history — playthings you can handle rather than admire behind glass. The friendly, knowledgeable staff are frequently praised for adding to the experience and helping visitors get the most from the exhibits.
The space is compact and can feel crowded when busy, so it is worth checking opening times and registering in advance, as part of the day is often reserved for school and kindergarten groups; allow roughly an hour for a visit. Opening hours vary by season, so confirm current times and ticket prices on the museum's website before you go.


