It's called the Mint Musuem of Toys. Visit their website at: http://www.emint.com/
It's located at 26 Seah Street, right opposite the iconic Raffles Hotel.
[if you are interested in more musuems in Singapore, click on the Museums Label below, :-) ]
Friday, January 26, 2007
World's First Purpose-built Toy Museum Right in Singapore.
Aha! Did you know that the world's first purpose-built toy museum is right here in Singapore?
It's called the Mint Musuem of Toys. Visit their website at: http://www.emint.com/
It's located at 26 Seah Street, right opposite the iconic Raffles Hotel.
[if you are interested in more musuems in Singapore, click on the Museums Label below, :-) ]
It's called the Mint Musuem of Toys. Visit their website at: http://www.emint.com/
It's located at 26 Seah Street, right opposite the iconic Raffles Hotel.
[if you are interested in more musuems in Singapore, click on the Museums Label below, :-) ]
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If your readers needa map to any museum in Singapore, there's one here:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.singeo.com.sg/singeo/maps/museummap.html
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Singeo
un musée des jouets, voila une visite a ne pas rater. le site internet est pas mal et donne envie. Je te souhaite un bon weeck end
ReplyDeletea museum of the toys, veiled a visit has not to miss. Internet site is not badly and gives desire. I wish you a good weeck end
Interesting museum! Is it gear towards kids?
ReplyDeleteSo do you have asian toys like wooden tops and marbles?
ReplyDeletePurpose-built ? So this is built on-purpose for some purpose ?
ReplyDeleteHahhaah...I was about to say "Go-li" then I realized koeiru already said "marbles"....LOL!
singeo, that's great!
ReplyDeleteolivier, ya, i think their website needs to be updated. lots of broken links.
ming, koeiru, i see kids going with their parents. i have not gone in yet, will be one of these days to find out more :-)
tigerfish, you know singapore lah. must add in purpose built then can call it 'first'. LOL...
Got that on the map, now. Boy, I might never come out if they have old toys. Electronic toys aren't toys - they are gadgets and some are nearer to weapons.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like Bobby Lee of jeans fame.
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