Denver Museum of Miniatures- Dolls and Toys
About Denver Museum of Miniatures- Dolls and Toys
NOTE: As of Sept 2018, DMMDT will be closed for moving until further notice. Stay tuned for updates
Housed in a historic cottage just west of Denver's City Park, the Museum is home to over 10,000 artisan, antique and classic miniatures, dolls, toys and dollhouses. Permanent exhibitions include mansions in miniature, giant teddy bears, Southwestern miniatures, a tiny circus, a train set and a rotating selction of antique and international dolls. The museum features hands-on areas and cozy reading nooks to ensure that it is a relaxing place to spend time with your family, from tiny toddlers to grandparents.
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Suggest editAdults $6
Children $4
Free Under 5
Last Update 2022
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Denver Museum of Miniatures- Dolls and Toys FAQ’s
Do they have baby facilities?
Baby changing table in restroom
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Denver Museum of Miniatures- Dolls and Toys?
The museum works with the Oak and Berries Tea Room to bring afternoon tea by appointment. Call 720-351-5123 to learn more about tea or visit http://www.dmmdt.org/oakandberries.htm.
Any top tips when visiting?
In 2013, drop in workshop will take place on the second Wednesday of the month from 11:00-1:00. Guided tours are offered at 11:00 on the first Friday of the month.
Does Denver Museum of Miniatures- Dolls and Toys have a gift shop?
Gift shop includes dollhouse furniture and accessories, dolls, stuffed animals, seasonal items and books.
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Hands-on Arts and Craft Workshops with discussion of traditions and techniques associated with making miniatures, dolls and toys.
-Miniature Rooms
-Fairies and Gnomes
-Miniature Landscapes
-Optical Illusion toys and Science based toys
-International dolls
-Folk Dolls
-Seasonal Crafts
Do they have baby facilities?
Baby changing table in restroom
Is Denver Museum of Miniatures- Dolls and Toys fully accessible?
Limited wheel-chair accessibility. Only the first floor is accessible. Second floor and basement can only be reached by stairs.
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