Located in the Stansted region of Essex, the House on the Hill Toy Museum houses an extensive collection of children’s toys and childhood memorabilia.

The Los Angeles Slot Car Museum is a private collection of slot cars and related ephemera.

Located near Brussels, Belgium, the Musée Hergé brings visitors into the world of Belgian cartoonist, Georges Remi, creator of the comic series The Adventures of Tintin who wrote under the pen name Hergé.

The Toy Museum of Catalonia preserves toys, games, and other childhood objects from Spain and beyond.

The Snoopy Museum Tokyo honours the characters of the Peanuts franchise established by Charles M. Schulz in 1950. 

The Roanoke Pinball Museum provides a chance to learn about the history and science of pinball machines in an interactive environment.

The Hornby Hobbies Visitor Centre showcases the rich history of the Hornby model railway line of products and associated brands.

The last stop on the Star Trek: Exploring New Worlds tour has hit the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, California.

For the past three years, New York-based family experience company, Camp NYC Inc., has been rolling-out retail stores that provide  experiential toy shopping and activities for families.

The Sidmouth Toy and Model Museum blends vintage objects of play with contemporary playthings for a noteworthy collection of childhood delights.

The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures promotes the artistry and conserves the history of miniatures.

Nestled in the quaint town of Cheshire, Connecticut, the Barker Character, Comic and Cartoon Museum is home to 80,000 antique toys and collectibles spanning over 14 decades of American history.