Old Town Hall

Interesting collection of old toys. Though I think children would get bored as they actually can’t play with them. Access is via a series of steps upon which you can then access the lift to the very top,

Pretty building that houses a sweet toy museum. Not very big but crammed with cool toys from the Victorian era and earlier, up to the mid 50s/60s. Lots of signage in English, which was very welcome and some cool displays if bears and dolls and wooden.. Read more » toys showing how they were made. My five year old enjoyed it, despite how hot it was inside. Note there is a lift to the top but it can get very cramped and the stairs are narrow so no strollers and not great for the less mobile.

Maybe internet age does make difference, it feels nostalgia here. The display could be a lot more interesting if they are interactive.

In general, it is a sightly building with simple old architecture. If it would stand somewhere far from the center, I would not advise to go somewhere specifically for its sake. But since it stands in the very center next to the new town hall, you mu.. Read more »st take at least five minutes to look at this building and evaluate the architecture of that time in another representative of it.

We visited DLP in March 2019. Such a memorable experience! This was our first time at DLP and also a first time at Disney for my one year old, 11 and 14 year old. If you've visited Disney World, then you already have an idea of what to expect in term.. Read more »s of set up. Very, very much alike as they share Main Street, the Castle, some rides and the overall Disney experience. So enchanting! You definitely feel like you're in Paris!