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Museum Spelebos: toys worth pausing over

Teddy bears, robots and construction sets share one subject at Museum Spelebos in Best: play. The museum presents toys and games within Historia Park, with Dino Adventure and Golf Adventure also on offer.

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From doll to construction system

The museum’s own collection description mentions Barbie, Playmobil, Fisher-Price, Meccano and Nooitgedagt. This variety allows a comparison between toys that represent a world and materials with which children build something themselves. Recognition can be the starting point; the differences in form and use give you more to look at.

More than the display cases

Spelebos offers a combination with Dino Adventure and Golf Adventure. If you book the activities together, think in advance about how much time you want to leave for the toy museum. The model railway Spoor op Vleugels that is mentioned is still under construction; do not count on a fully available display.

A seasonal visit

The usual opening period runs from mid-March to the end of October. The schedule may change during school holidays. Closing early when there are few visitors is also among the possibilities reported. So check the calendar, especially for a visit late in the afternoon.

Before you go

Check the seasonal calendar and which activities are available.

Sources

This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.

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