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Doll’s House Museum london

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Welcome to the Doll’s House Museum, a captivating treasure trove located at 12 Haven Green, Ealing, London W5 2UU. This unique museum is dedicated to the art and history of dollhouses, showcasing an extraordinary collection that spans centuries and reflects the craftsmanship of skilled artisans. Each meticulously curated exhibit tells a story, inviting visitors into the enchanting world of miniature architecture and design.

At the Doll’s House Museum, we pride ourselves on providing an immersive experience for all ages. Our knowledgeable staff is passionate about sharing the intricate details behind each piece, ensuring that every visit is both educational and enjoyable. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a history enthusiast, or simply looking for a delightful outing with family and friends, our warm and welcoming atmosphere is designed to inspire wonder and ignite your imagination.

In addition to our impressive displays, we offer engaging workshops and events throughout the year, allowing guests to delve deeper into the art of dollhouse making. With a commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction, we strive to create memorable experiences that resonate long after your visit. Discover the magic of miniature living at the Doll’s House Museum, where history meets artistry in the heart of London. For more information or to plan your visit, please call us during business hours or explore our website at www.dollhousemuseums.com.

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Rehan Khan

4 Google Rating

Quirky, cute museum. Worth a quick visit if passing by with the kids. 10-15mins max

4/ 5

Quirky, cute museum. Worth a quick visit if passing by with the kids. 10-15mins max

Maria O'Beirne

2 Google Rating

Nice enough exhibits but disappointing. One room with various dolls and a couple of dolls houses. Wo

2/ 5

Nice enough exhibits but disappointing. One room with various dolls and a couple of dolls houses. Woman who apparently owns the collection brought me around the room giving me a quick not very necessary or relevant commentary. This took about 10 mins after which I said I'd have a closer look because I didn't have the chance while she was speaking. She was happy for me to do this but walked into the reception area calling a man's name saying "there's a lot of money" in other words telling him to come and watch in case I stole anything. Fair enough as she didn't know me, but I felt she should have been more discreet. As he was standing there waiting I felt I had to rush. £1.50 entry. Don't go especially as you wouldn't spend more than 20 mins even if you were taking your time.

samar ahmed

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Nana Nana

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Yang Liu

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Mahmoud Bakhtari

5 Google Rating

The Museum is full of toys and dolls and history is fascinating to see. As the owner told me is goi

5/ 5

The Museum is full of toys and dolls and history is fascinating to see. As the owner told me is going to be expanded and they are going to close and reopen on May.

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