Warrior Toy Museum

St George's Street
Simons Town
Cape Town
South Africa

(021) 786-1395

St George's Street, Simons Town, Cape Town, South Africa
Category: Museums
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Reviews

  • HH

    Hennelie
    29 JUN 2018

    On entering this museum, I overheard a patron’s scathing remark on being so thankful that she is not ‘a collector’. To each his own, although, we are all collectors.....even only of memories. And...

  • RR

    rpalmer778
    19 JUN 2018

    This small museum contributes to the attractions of Simon's Town with something for kids and the child in all of us. It features a unique personal collection of thousands of toys -- die-cast cars...

  • GC

    Grant C
    21 MAY 2018

    Not really that big, don't have huge expectations if you go here. Our son who is 7 wasn't that impressed. More for adults who want some nostalgia.

  • KK

    Kappertjie
    18 MAR 2018

    It is a real gem. Very special collection of train sets and soldiers and cars, not full of scary Victorian porcelain dolls. More miniature toys. Brings back great childhood memories. Enjoyed it more...

  • BA

    Bernadette A
    24 FEB 2018

    There are interesting displays of toys on every shelf, including miniature figurines of soldiers with tanks and buildings which were delightful. The model train display was amazing and my son enjoyed...

  • TT

    trevor312564
    5 FEB 2018

    I enjoyed the visit here - Great Collection of cars and toys. Some interesting info shared with us - A must for any father & Son - The girls enjoyed it as well

  • MS

    Michael S
    28 JAN 2018

    My wife and I really enjoyed our visit to the museum. I think we spent around an hour there some of the time talking to Fulvio, he told us stories about some of the toys and how they came to arrive...

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    427Shaz
    21 JAN 2018

    This is a fascinating nostalgic experience with a warm and smiling welcome. It took me back to my childhood memories seeing toys and activities before the technological invasion. Well worth a visit

  • CC

    Champagnia
    15 OCT 2017

    A gorgeous, quaint, and really interesting little spot! Well worth a stop if you are rambling around Simon's Town

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    Annalien d
    3 SEP 2017

    I visited the toy museum as I love old stuff. I was very impressed with the collection of antique toys on display. I really enjoyed the doll collection. They also have a toy train that runs on a...

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Simons Town, South Peninsula, Cape Town, Cape Metropole, Western Cape, South Africa
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