Denver Museum of Miniatures, Dolls & Toys

The staff member was very helpful to us and had a lot of information. We enjoyed walking and looking at each display. There are even suggested scavenger hunts scattered around the museum. Great variety. We also had fun going downstairs and looking at the old/antique toys. Don’t sleep on this place! A worthy excursion🙂 Plus there’s parking 🅿️ available

I never imagined I’d spend two hours in a miniature museum, but this place completely exceeded my expectations. I was traveling and looking to kill some time on a Friday afternoon. Since the museum was just half a mile from my hotel, I decided to check it out. At first glance, it seemed like a small space, but then Neal greeted me and began showing me around. Being the only visitor at the time, I ended up getting a private tour, which made the experience even more special. I’d never examined miniatures so closely before and was blown away by the intricate details in each piece. Neal’s enthusiasm and deep knowledge brought everything to life. He patiently shared the stories behind the art, transforming what might seem like simple displays into fascinating works of art. Two hours flew by, and we had only finished exploring the main room (there’s more downstairs!). Neal’s storytelling made the miniatures ten times more captivating. This museum is an absolute gem, and I can’t recommend it enough! Ps, the hundred year old Japanese doll Ms Yokohama is my fav.

A unique and delightful place to visit! The staff are friendly and knowledgeable and excited for you to be there. The exhibits are intricate and incredible. The gift shop has tiny items for sale, some for even less than a dollar. The bathrooms are clean and easy to find. Overall, this was a great part of our visit to denver, and we look forward to coming back!

It is a small miniature museum with very little collection in one room. This is display of private collections, the dolls and miniature houses donated to the collector are good but the collection is not huge. Unless you are too interested in miniature art i won’t suggest paying a visit. Parking, restrooms, accessibility should not be a problem.

$5 admission. Such a fun experience we were here for about an hour!