Visited international dolls museum with family today.. Both my daughters liked it.. There are thousands of dolls from all over the world.. Separate section for each country. It really shows the cultural and how people look like else well as the local believes. It will take at least 1 hour to see all.. It has a separate section for each state of India too.. Kids will surely like it.. Even good for parents to) to understand.. I found this place quite informative. Metro station is just out side the gate. Tickets are quite reasonable.. 30 for adults and 13 for kids I recommend this as one short visit with family.

With numerous styles and over 6,500 exhibits, Shankar's International Dolls Museum sure deserves a few hours of joyous exploration. Dolls Museum Timings and Entry Fee. Shankar's International Dolls Museum is open on all days of the week, except Mondays. You can visit earliest at 10 AM and stay max until 6 PM..

I first visited this museum in 1977, then when in 1989 when I was posted to Delhi, then in 2007 when I left Delhi, by that time it had lost its shee... & when I visited in March 2023, it was a total disappointment. The staff seem to have lost their patience with children, the displays are not well illuminated and it's takes an effort to read the descriptions written about the origins of the exhibits and what they represent. I have no idea if photography was allowed earlier, but I guess the present set-up is better not photographed, so photography is thankfully banned. There used to be copies of Shankar's Weekly available to read, now it is just a drab tour, specially for those who once enjoyed visiting here, irrespective of age.

Really awesome place where you can feel your childhood. Best place to visit with children and also good place for every age group. There are 6500 dolls are there in this museum from different countries. Well mentioned and clean place. Dolls are so awesome and collection is superb. 30 rs is the ticket cost for adult and 13 rs for children. I enjoyed a lot and I will again visit this place. There is only problem is, that is parking. No proper car parking is available. You just need to park you cars beside a gali where no space for parking. You need to park on side road of that building. That is MCD parking and you need to pay for that but still there is no proper place. You can will be on road. You can easily reach there through Metro. It's situation in ITO metro station. When you exit from metro station you can clearly see the entrance of Doll museum.

Beautiful dolls from all over the world. Love the display. My daughter absolutely loved it.

This is a small museum, but contains over 7000 dolls. It won't take more than an hour. You might think that kids would enjoy the place, but they might not enjoy the place. You cannot touch the dolls, photography is prohibited. You will love the Peru, France, Spain and Italy's tableau the most. Indian section is also quite beautiful.

This is an amazing place for both kids and adults, in there they have a lot of dolls from different different countries made at different time, you can see the absolute art of doll making and it has been maintained equally by the museum. The ticket price for Adult is 40 Rs which you can easily buy from the counter. Nearest metro station is ITO which is just outside the gate of doll museum, don't check Google the information is not updated there it shows Mandi house. Overall it's a great place to visit.

A fanstatic place for a unique and family hangout. Lots of beautiful dolls, maintained in an excellent manner. Tickets are not expensive (but only cash payment is available). If u r coming from metro, ito gate no. 4 is the nearest one. Must visit place, highly recommended. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

This is a small museum, but contains over 7000 dolls. It won't take more than an hour. You cannot touch the dolls, photography is prohibited. You will love the Peru, France, Spain and Italy's table the most. My daughters liked it.. There are thousands of dolls from all over the world.. Separate section for each country. It really shows the cultural and how people look like else well as the local believes. It has a separate section for each state of India too.. Kids will surely like it.. Even good for parents to understand.. I found this place quite informative. Metro station is just out side the gate. Tickets are quite reasonable.. 40 for adults and 15 for kids. I recommend this as one short visit with family

Doll museum is near to ITO, a very good place to visit with family children gets lots of information about different cultures like dance form, farming, astronauts, a different type of bridal wearing and many more about India.

Not maintained. Could have been much better if the dolls were cleaned and preserved well. But the collection of doll is huge. Dolls are collected from a lot of countries.

Great place to know the world culture in the form of doll. They also display indian culture which is very impressive. Must go place in delhi

Nice place to visit with family. I went there today with my daughter and she enjoyed alot. You will find different dolls from each countries. Starting from Australia NZ and ending with India . Ticket is also very cheap 30 for adult and 11 for Child. Only issue is there no canteen, as it's a small place. Only option is eatables available outside. As pictures suggest nearest metro station is Ito , exit from gate no.4 . Make sure you don't get caught while clicking pics and videos.

This is an amazing place with dolls across the globe and India. Dolls including various state of India are also displayed. Must place for a art enthusiasts and children.

More than 6000 dolls of foreign countries are kept here. The environment here is very good, you will see dolls from every state of India. It is one of the very important places for children. It is necessary to show your children once.

The International Dolls Museum is a large collection of dolls in Delhi, India. It was set up by K. Shankar Pillai, a political cartoonist. Housed in the Children's Book Trust building on Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, accessed through a separate entrance, a winding staircase, leading up to a foyer. The museum has a floor area of 5,184.5 sq ft (481.66 m2) and occupies a portion of the first floor. K. Shankar Pillai (1902–1989), noted cartoonist, set up Children's Book Trust, a pioneering work in the field of children's literature in India, in 1957. Later, a gift of a doll from a Hungarian diplomat gave Shankar the idea of collecting dolls from countries he visited. He often held exhibitions for poor children, and at one exhibition in Delhi, among the hundreds of visitors were the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru accompanied by his daughter Indira Gandhi. Indira was inspired and together with Shankar set up an international museum for dolls, eventually materializing on 30 November 1965. The principal collection consists of gifts from Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and many subsequent Prime Ministers, including Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. Also several embassies and diplomatic missions in Delhi gifted dolls to the museum. Visiting dignitaries like Madame Tito, Queen Frederika of Greece, the Queen of Thailand, the sister of Shah of Iran, the wives of Presidents of Mexico and Indonesia and many others gifted dolls representing their respective nations Dolls Museum is one of the most renowned museums in New Delhi which has a huge collections of dolls from across the globe. The renowned political cartoonist, K. Shankar Pillai (1902–1989) founded this museum in 1965 with thousand dolls. The museum covers an area of 5,184.5 square feet (481.66 m2). The former President of India, Dr. S. Radhakrishnan inaugurated the Dolls Museum and at the inauguration time the number of dolls was only 500. In between 1965 and in 1987, the number of dolls has risen to 5,000, a vast majority coming as gifts. Shankar Pillai was honoured with the Padma Vibhushan, India's second highest civilian award by Government of India in 1976. Today the volume has increased to 6,500 exhibits from almost 85 countries, adding to its international character. The museum is located in the Children's Book Trust building on Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, New Delhi near Ram Charan Agrawal Chowk. It occupies a floor area of 5,184.5 square feet (481.66 m2) on the first floor. A separate entrance with a winding staircase leads up to a foyer. Inside, the Museum is divided into two equal halves. The two sections have over 160 glass cases, 1,000 ft long (300 m), mounted on the walls. One section has exhibits from Europe, the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, Common Wealth of Independent States and the other from Asian countries, the Middle East, Latin America, Africa and India. The collections of dolls are classified into two parts. One part consists of the dolls collected from western countries such as UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Commonwealth of Independent States and the other section consists of dolls collected from other Asian, Latin American and African countries including India.

There are dolls of different different countries and I just love the place an my children enjoyed there too...... This place shows the traditional wear and the lifestyle of different countries.....no photography allowed inside the museum.

The principal collection consists of gifts from Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and many subsequent Prime Ministers, including Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi. Also several embassies and diplomatic missions in Delhi gifted dolls to the museum. Visiting dignitaries like Madame Tito, Queen Frederika of Greece, the Queen of Thailand, the sister of Shah of Iran, the wives of Presidents of Mexico and Indonesia and many others gifted dolls representing their respective nations

Dolls from various different places are shown in the display. They reflect their core culture and traditions. Different art work is shown showcased through the dolls. It is pretty nice place to get the idea of different cultures existing around the globe. Few interesting dolls could be found for those who have interest in dolls or cultures.

It's was a very good place because here you can find every countries culture and dressing sense at once place in Delhi. If you are not visited yet go and visit here because here 4000+ dolls inside this museum with beautiful creativity.....🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Shankar’s International Dolls Museum in New Delhi is a wonderful place to visit on your trip to Delhi. The doll museum was envisaged by the popular cartoonist, K Shankar Pillai. The museum has exclusive costume dolls collected from USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand and from Asian countries. The number of dolls have increased from 3000 dolls to 6500 dolls collected from over 85 countries.

It is one of its kind and worth to watch once. It has collection of dolls from different countries and has marvellous collection. Along with different dolls it also exhibits their dressing rituals and variations across year for some places. For India there is a separate section showcasing all the different states. Also it’s entry is at the exit of ITO metro station gate no.4 and no specific parking. Though you can park outside on the road with some local vendors. It is closed on Monday and have a fee of 25/- per adult and 10/- per kid. Refer to the photos please.

Nice place for visit kids and adults

(Translated by Google) The Shankar Museum is located in Delhi, India. It was founded by K. Shankar Pilaj, a cartoonist who is considered an Indian pioneer in the field. At one point in his career, he turned to children and the creativity that addresses them, so he founded the publishing house "Children's Book Trust", which specializes in children's editions and a toy museum. The idea to found this museum came to him when he received a traditional doll as a gift from a Hungarian diplomat. Today, the museum houses toys from all over the world with short explanations. The collection of toys is divided into those from Europe, America, Australia, New Zealand, Asian countries, Africa, and of course, India. (Original) „Šankar“ muzej nalazi se u Delhiju, u Indiji. Osnovao ga je K. Šankar Pilaj, karikaturista koji se smatra indijskim pionirom u toj oblasti. U jednom trenutku svoje karijere okrenuo se deci i stvaralaštvu koje se obraća njima, pa je osnovao izdavačku kuću „Children’s Book Trust“ specijalizovanu za dečija izdanja i muzej igračaka. Ideja da osnuje ovaj muzej pala mu je na pamet kad je od mađarskog diplomate dobio na poklon tradicionalnu lutku. U muzeju se danas nalaze igračke iz svih krajeva sveta uz kratka objašnjenja. Kolekcija igračaka je podeljena na one iz Evrope, Amerike, Australije, Novog Zelanda, azijskih zemalja, Afrike, i naravno, Indije.

Its always a good experience to visit this place. When I was a kid, my dad took me there and it was awesome being there. Amazing experience, I always loved dolls ..

It's very Entertaining for Children👶👧👦

Museum was clean but the glass needed cleaning. The glasses were not clear where all the dolls were kept. Hardly much written about the doll’s history or anything. If you are accompanying someone to passport centre then it’s a good time killer. The only thing I liked was dasavatar of Vishnu. Honestly I found it bit creepy as I was all by myself there. 😂 not many photos to share as the photos aren’t allowed. I have one from the entry point where it’s allowed.

Photography inside is strictly prohibited. It's located next to ITO metro stn . It showcases dolls from all around the world and all states of India. It's a great learning experience for children. The dolls of different countries have different attires. There's a minimal entry fee too.

I like the doll museum... It's perfect for children... They have UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, Commonwealth of Independent States and the other section consists of dolls collected from other Asian and African countries including India. They have 150 types of Indian costume dolls created at the own workshop of the museum which is located inside the museum.

Shankar Doll museum is located near ITO metro. It's compound just toched with ITO metro. So best way to reach there is metro.

It is very wonderful Place to visit. It was set up by K. Shankar Pillai, a political cartoonist. He also set up Children's Book Trust, a pioneering work in the field of children's literature in India work in the field of children's literature in India. The former President of India, Dr. S. Radhakrishnan inaugurated the Dolls Museum and at the inauguration time the number of dolls was only 500. But now the volume has increased to 6,500 exhibits from almost 85 countries, adding to its international character. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. There is not any lunch break. The ticket counter closes at 5.30 p.m. It Remains closed on Monday and other gazetted holidays. I enjoyed to see this wonderful Art Area where are dolls from all around the world . I also encourage parents to bring their kids here who are interested in arts and dolls for showing them Dolls of different countries. It will be a very nice experience for them to explore.🎉🎉🎉

This was the most memorable experience. I remember I went there when I was in 1st standard... It's the same till now. It has the collection of more than 1000 dolls collected by the owner from different countries. The beautiful part is to see the dolls from different states of India. All dressed up according to their respective culture. Great place to visit with your kids.

Nice place to visit for kids and adults. The collection of dolls is vast and varied. The museum is well maintained. Photography is strictly prohibited inside the museum. The museum has not changed over 3 decades, and there is scope to make it more interesting and a more lively place. 1 hr is good enough to view the exhibits. There is no parking available. It is conveniently located right next to ITO metro station.

Nice Place for children's. Great Collection of Doll's Through out the Globe and different states of India. If there were some activities for children it be more attractive.

Amazing place bt food not so good n pizza not better n nachos

(Translated by Google) Nice thumbs (Original) Nice palce

Worth watching once

Going with ma little angel Baby HIDAYAH & her Mom.

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Dolls museum

One of the doll was too scary

Good for kids and new parents. Otherwise it becomes very boring... Rs. 30 entry fee for adults. (No online modes supported). Maybe a backstory of dolls Or the region may have made the exhibits more interactive.

Doll Museum is a good peaceful place to take your kids on a weekend for 1 hour outing. The dolls are really amazing and tells Lot about the culture of the native country. However the museum needs to light up the place put in some life. Make it kids friendly and engaging. They can start with more lights in the premises.

Beautiful museum with a collection of approximately 6500 dolls from all across the world, the detailing on dolls and their costumes are exquisite!!

Personally i liked this place... I ought to see lot's of dolls dressed up in different cultural and religious basis and also based on their nations, so you ll dfntly find more interesting to explore this place and the dolls are creepy but still the designs of attire and worldwide cultural aspects are so delicate and amazing!! (NOTE : Photography is not allowed) but i still found to capture some pics for review. Plz Don't break the rules.

Almost All types of dolls are available Many dolls are gifted by different countries and are displayed here. It will take approximately 30 minutes to explore the museum. Photography and videography is prohibited

Parking was easy on the opposite side of road. We parked and went inside. Ticket cost was 30rs for adults and 15rs for kids (below 12 years). Good for kids or who have interest in dolls, you can see many dolls of different countries and some are very old as well. Inside it is AC, so can be visited anytime of the day. It is right outside ITO metro station gate number 4 in case you want to take metro.

Best place for kids because you see many types of dolls and different country traditional cloths ticket price 30 per person but security guard not allowed clicked photos and video

The dolls museum is right next to the ITO metro gate no 4. The entry is 25 rs and photography is not allowed inside. Its located on the first floor and there is no lift. The museum has a large collection of dolls not just from different states of India but also the world over. Its worth a visit once. The place could do with some maintenance and some proper labeling for their exhibits. But overall a good place especially for children.

One of a kind thing I experienced and my baby thoroughly enjoyed it. She liked Vishnu avatars the most.

Excellent place for children's to visit. Here we have section dedicated for the dolls for each country across the world. And for India we have dedicated sections for each state of India. So, children's can see dolls from each country and each state of India. They maintained properly and cleanly. Some of them are seems old but I guess they replace or maintain them regurly. Must visit place for children's.

This place is one of a kind. Some people like me might find it scary, but overall it is a superb place. Very interesting. Categorization of the dolls is excellent, but maintenance of the place should be improved.

A really good way to get to know the culture of different countries. From beautiful to creepy, they have all types of dolls. 1 to 2 hours should be enough. Its right next to ITO metro station gate no. 4.

There are very good staff. Very silence place. If anyone want inspiration of fashion or something. They can go there. I am sure you get any idea.

Good place to take your small kids. It would take around an hour and half to see and enjoy the dolls on display. Lots of dolls from various countries all around the globe. It also has dolls from Indian states. A must visit place at least once for a kid.

Museum was really intelligently put together. To enrich the experience we weren't allowed to capture the dolls. Maybe it was to preserve its mysteriousness too. The dolls were also exhibited beautifully. What could've been better the organization of the dolls by countries. Some dolls were damaged and left carelessly. There should have been more sitting facility within the museum( there was one in the exhibition area and a few just outside the exhibition area). It was a nice experience.

I have been there many a times as child and now i take my child to doll museum every chance i get. Since it is associated with my sweet childhood memories, i never miss an opportunity to go there. The collection is magnificent. Though new dolls could be added. It is similar to a mini world tour taken decades back.

Good to see Dolls of around the world. Children's enjoy the doll house.

Got really impressive collection of antique dolls from all over the globe. Collections represents the diverse cultures of the world.

A new place to explore ♥️

nice museum you can see there a lot of handicrafts dolls..

Nice depiction of various art and culture

Pathetic, I have not seen such poor place in entire delhi. There was nothing to showcase to our kids, nothing interesting & so dirty as well. 0 rating. Kindly improve & make it fun for kids.

Awesome place

Very nice place specially for kids

Good

Nice experience for tourist they have the collect of most of the oldest dolls The look very creepy

Not much to see here but still you can have sights of beautiful old dolls here

A good place to visit for children. Very knowledgeable about the attire and costume culture of various parts of the world , dating back to about the 1780's. A Must visit for the kids .

Good place for visiting. Some of the oldest dolls have been placed. Dolls are not much maintained as they are dusty. Some dolls are horror but there is no Anabelle doll. There is also a book trust beside it but it is closed on Sundays.

Its a awesome Museum located in Delhi. It has a huge and awesome collection of dolls from different countries. The dolls depicts the cultures,dresses,occupations of people around the world. The museum appears to be small at one glance but once you start to observe each dolls carefully it will take hours to visit the whole museum. I recommend you to pay a visit if you land on delhi. I bet you will get ideas about how the people leave around the world, how do people dress around the world, what are the festivals celebrated by people around the world, you will get to see the cultures of different states of india, and way of marriage ceremony of different places of the world and the bride groom of different places. in short you will earn a lots of experience and knowledge.

Nice place in centre of Delhi at I TO, just above metro station and one must visit place with family and children, more than 5000 dolls from around the world, highly aged, well maintained, more than expectation.

Awesome place to visit. Many different kind of dolls present here with varied expressions. Dolls from many different countries a here, almost 85 countries and more than 7000 dolls are present. Very good place to visit with childrens. You will really love this place. I was not knowing about this place before. But after the visit I really got mesmerised by the variety of dolls here. Although taking snaps was not allowed so I was not able to get good picture of the dolls but few snaps I was able to take before knowing it was banned are added to this review. I will definitely advice you to see this place.

Great

Very beautiful and informative

Good collection. Speaks about cultures of countries around the world

Best experience for kids under 12

It's just close to ITO metro station and very pleased to visit the museum and there are the dolls from Europe, Africa and other continents as well This place is available with the timings 10:30 to 5:30 all weekdays and weekends except Monday The fee for adult is 30 and younger once 12 RS The place is perfect for kids to enjoy the wonder ride

doll meusium for childrens and there is different country culture dolls

Ok ok

Best place to visit with children in Delhi..

Doll is very nice

Best service

A must visit museum for lovers of art, culture, history and of course dolls... Although first i thought it will be a great place for my 4 years old daughter but these dolls are not for soo young children. She found it boring. Yes but it is really knowledgeable place for children of 7-8 years or above as they can understand about the culture and attire of the dolls.

The International Dolls Museum is a large collection of dolls in Delhi, India. It was set up by K. Shankar Pillai, a political cartoonist. Housed in the Children's Book Trust building on Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, accessed through a separate entrance, a winding staircase, leading up to a foyer. The museum has a floor area of 5,184.5 sq ft (481.66 m2) and occupies a portion of the first floor.

Wrong information provided by authorities. It is not still open and Google shows opened.

An amazing place where one can find dolls of India as well as from the world. One must visit if interested in knowing the cultures of the world.

Located right next to the ITO metro station and PSK Herald House. This museum has a huge collection of dolls from all over the world and by all over the world I literally mean from all over the world. For those who are not a fan of dolls, the costumes give us a ballpark on the traditions and customs of each country in the Early Modern Period. The ticket price is ₹30 and photography is prohibited. You can easily spend around 1/2 to 2 hours.

The Meuseum is closed. It will resume on 2nd of March.

Closed due to Pendamic

Closed due to pandemic 21Feb2021

Art lover

Please change the status on Google because it's still closed due to covid

So good

Really beautiful museum to know about dolls from different parts of the world.

I guess this place needs renovation...but its pretty good for children especially girls. If u love Japanese dolls this is a place for you.Highlights:-One color painted wall,well arrangement, Japanese section.But it's small,that will take only 1 hour to see all of it.

Not too big museum. But overall nice

Dolls Museum

A small child friendly museum

(Translated by Google) , very interesting place in kids bahut acche jgha raha hai bacchon ke liye bahut unique j (Original) , very interesting place in kids bahut acche jgha raha hai bacchon ke liye bahut unique j

The museum was mainly focused on furniture. It was kind of like those colonial rooms at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, except it was more ...

Very good place to know about the culture of various countries at different decades.

It was awesome... I loved it bcuz i m fond of dolls.. but clicking pictures is not allowed there..🙁

Shankar’s International Dolls Museum in Delhi houses one of the largest collection of dolls in the country. The galleries of this museum include an impressive display of dolls from various parts of India and also from some 85 other countries. From Japanese Geisha dolls to Spanish Flamenco dancer dolls, from American farmer dolls to Thai Women’s Orchestra, the museum takes us on a tour of the world. The in house workshop also produces a number of Indian dolls in regional attire.

Wow

The museum is very nice!If one want to know about the culture and dressing essence of the people of the world,one can know much more about here. Shankar's International Dolls Museum Musical Nehru House, 4, Bahadurshah Zafar Marg, N. Delhi Ph.: 23316970-4; Timing : 10:00 am to 5.30 pm. Closed : Monday. Ticket: Adult: Rs.15/-, Child: Rs. 5/- A veritable dreamland for the children. 6000 dolls from 85 countries are on display at this museum in Nehru House at Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg. The India exhibit section comprises 500 dolls dressed in costumes worn from all over the country. Source:delhitourism.gov.in (Ticket price may be different at this time.)

It's a awesome place to take your children out and let them know about different cultures through dolls.

More than 6000 dolls of many countries

The space is limited but all the things are beautifully managed specially the dolls looks very real. Good place for children and the girls.

It has dolls from all the countries and you can relate different countries and their culture just by looking at the dolls

However it has changed a lot as compared when I went there when I was a kid. I had nostalgic memories with the place so I took my kids also to the place.

Nice place to visit with children.place is very clean . Photography is prohibited so will not able to click photos there. they have a wide collection of dolls there .But if you are thinking that you will find dolls made of waste material or from other like i think then you will be disappointed.like when i visit it i think i fill get to how dolls in other countries will be made which material they use and how they look but unfortunaley i didn't find nothing like this as they show case dolls countrywise wearing traditional dress and showing there culture for .They have made a separate section for each country. So if love to see dolls wearing different costume in different poses then you should visit it.

It needs renovation

Clicking pictures wasn't allowed but they don't stop u as well

been there a couple of times and it's actually fun, a lot of cultural stuff which many find interesting and ofc the cute dollsss

The place is nice. But i dont think it is that efficient for adults to visit. It is a good time consuming visit. If u are young parents then u should probably visit such museum places with your childrens to give them healthy upbringing. The atmosphere was beautiful for a child

I went 2 year ago but I think about it until it was great experience with my friends on picnic

This place brings back the childhood memories when I had visited it from school. A vast collection of dolls from different cultures and countries. You'll be amazed to see the variety. A must visit once for everyone.

Good place to take your little girl to Dolls museum. The dolls are dressed in attires of the different countries of the world. Plus they have dedicated dolls section for each state of India.

Waste of time : old place, old dolls nothing to offer. Travelled with a group of children of different ages none find the place amusing.

A great place to visit and spectate dolls, collected and managed from all over the world. Every single doll present here is an art piece in itself, with such intricate details. Though it gets bit tiring to visit the whole museum, but the way the whole tour is designed is commendable. A must go for kids, to know about the world. Be here and proudly say "Humne poori duniya dekhi hai, ek tareeke se kyunki Humne duniya bhar ki dolls dekhi hain"

Good for children to see a collection of dolls from across the world. However, the museum needs to put more information about dolls, at many sections, dolls are put without any labels. No details about making process, materials used and what's the development now are missing. There should be some tech involvement too, so that specially abled kids can also have access to it.

The staff at the entrance are prompt and polite. The washroom stalls are small, but clean - which is a relief when you take your child to a public restroom. The stairs are perfect in terms of the height. Thankfully they arent halfbroken, like a lot of other places. The Dolls Museum we all recall from our childhood memories, is not as neat as one remembers. Some of the dolls are disintegrating. I wish more information was available about some of the displays. Or perhaps there were staff members earlier who would act as guides. But during the pandemic that practice has been stopped. However, I understand that there must be some restrictions that are causing this state of affairs. The dolls from Japan truly needed an entire aisle. One gets to appreciate the differences in appearance, features and clothes from all the various parts of the world. This was clearly visible and noticeable even among the displays for all the states of India. Space display and the display of toy trains were the best. Overall, there is scope for change. However, even without that, I'd probably go back, because the displays offer us a small peek into cultures all around the world. No pics allowed. None were taken.

Good place for children and art admirers to explore various dolls of different countries and regions. Nearest metro station ITO.

The place has some old time charm. There was very less crowd on Sunday afternoon. Great collection of dolls, though the dolls would have seen better times. A guide on skme context on dolls and their charactwristics would really help.

Kids will love this place for sure. Adults can also enjoy the place if you are keen in understanding the cultures in different eras in different countries. They have dolls from almost all countries around the world from 17th century onwards. Dolls are dressed up in the dressing of those times. My kids loved the dolls from Peru the most.

Wonderful place for children as well as adults. Has all varieties of toys babies and people . Good collection of dolls 🪆 👌 of all countries old and new.... Dolls of almost all the Indian states is available along with their 💃 🕺 dances. All dolls have their own representation of their cloth forms , tall , short , Lean, fat with royal family 👪 albums . Very good place to visit. May take from 30 min to 2 hrs...

I don't know how to write this: but doll house stored dolls from all the major continents with their national and indigenous costumes that will give you a glimpse of the beauty of clothes and accessories. However, you might not find some particular countries and tribes in India. I will say that Doll house need to update to other major tribe in India. Overall, I had a very pleasant ☺️ visit and garnered ideas and thought on fashions and wonder of diversity.

Very interesting place. You can get an idea about the dolls culture from different countries. I was very happy to see Ukraine’s traditional doll Motanka among the exhibits. Motanka dolls are one of the oldest symbols of the Ukrainian culture.

Went to the dolls museum. It has a huge collection of dolls but with time they have all become really dirty and unmanaged properly. I think they should add new things and look to the museum. It gives an age old feel , not attractive at all and all you do is go through the glass windows full of dolls from different countries. The kids enjoy to an extent but maybe just one time see. Can become more interesting and beautiful and more engaging for kids.

Amazing collection of Dolls. The dancing beauties are showcased. Beautiful dresses depicting culture of the country has been shown. The dolls have been crafted in such a manner that it looks that they are talking to you. Imagination can do wonders and one can see that here. I will recommend this to all the beautiful children along with their parents.

Nice place for children to learn the culture and dressing style of many nations and allmost all states of India.

Beautiful and vast collection of dolls from all over the world and multiple states of India. The museum should provide some details about the customs and rituals of the cultures whose dolls are displayed here. One negative point in the museum is ventilation. The centralized AC system was off and the air quality inside the museum was very poor. I felt a little sick and was having slight difficulty in breathing while I was inside the museum. Had to run through the dolls quickly to be able to come out and get some air. Hopefully the management can fix this one flaw in an otherwise excellent museum.

It is a very interesting and beautiful must visit place for all the kids especially girls. Extremely informative and knowledgeable. Many different types of dolls reflect different cultures across the globe. Please take your kids once to the Doll Museum. We absolutely enjoyed ourselves, brought back our childhood memories when we were there. 👍🌹☺️