I have been to London twice already and have seen alot of the major "attractions" including the British Museum.
I am going again in the fall and am planning on visiting some of the smaller "attractions" this time and was wondering about the Pollocks Toy Museum near Charing Cross. Has anyone gone?
Its a nominal entry fee so its not a matter of money, but was it worth the time to seek it out?
Posted by
Lawrenceville, Georgia
693 posts
Tami, if you google it, you'll find lots of reviews by delighted visitors. I'd never heard of it but now I also plan to go there. Would love to hear if you liked it.
Posted by
OP
Boulder, CO, USA
780 posts
Yea Maggie, humble and pokey are my middle name. lol. I love silly tihngs like that.
Posted by
Boscombe, Dorset, UK
964 posts
I went there a few years ago. It's quite unusual and interesting. My over-riding memory of it was that it was a bit cluttered and pokey, but IMHO that gave it a great atmosphere. It was very odd to see some toys from my childhood in there.
Posted by
Brangwin, Wa, USA
349 posts
i highly reccomend the Geffrey museum ( free as I recall) another small mueseum for your concideration as is the museum of childhood in same area as Geffrey .
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OP
Boulder, CO, USA
780 posts
Thanks John! I will check that out.