Places to Visit

The Seattle Pinball Museum offers enthusiasts an opportunity to play and learn about the classic coin-operated arcade games.

The Museum of International Folk Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico explores objects of art and play from around the world.

Located in the River North region of Chicago, the Museum of Broadcast Communications (MBC) preserves the history of radio, television, and digital communications.

The National Trust preserves places and objects of historic significance in the United Kingdom, including early objects of play.

Den Gamle By — The Old Town — is a living history museum located in Aarhus, Denmark’s second-largest city.

Located in Las Vegas, the Office of Collecting and Design is a personal curation of curiosities by artist and filmmaker, Jessica Oreck.

Located in historic Burlington, Wisconsin, the Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum includes more than 2,000 antique and modern yo-yos, gyroscopes, and spin toys.

The Comic-Con Museum creates experiences that celebrate the stories and characters found in comics, film, and other forms of pop culture entertainment. 

There’s a new way for families to get to Sesame Street, thanks to Sesame Place San Diego.

Sanrio Puroland – also known as Hello Kitty Land – is a theme park devoted to Kitty White and her Sanrio friends.

The G.I. Joe Repair Shop and Museum specializes in preserving vintage G.I. Joe toys and the brand’s history.

The Who Shop is a retail store and museum specializing in items relating to the British science fiction series, Doctor Who.

Located in the Forest of Dean region of Gloucestershire, the Museum of Board Games welcomes visitors to discover the history of games and early forms of play.

Fans of the Wizard of Oz can click their heels together and experience a new museum inspired by author L. Frank Baum’s original series of books.

The Made in Chicago Museum is an online collection of 20th-century artifacts that have roots in the Windy City.

Located in Lakewood, Colorado, the Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls & Toys is home to more than 20,000 items ranging from antique and artisan dolls and dollhouses to toys from the 20th century.

Located in the tiny village of Montacute, England, the Montacute TV Toy Radio Museum immerses visitors in classic radio and television sets and the programs that brought them to life.

The Speedway Motors Museum of American Speed harnesses the history of automotive racing, including toys that have revved up the imaginations of young racing fans through the decades.