Brighton Toy and Model Museum

About

Brighton Toy and Model Museum invites visitors into a magical world tucked beneath the Victorian arches of Brighton Railway Station. Since opening in 1991, this registered charity has assembled one of the finest toy collections in the world, occupying four early railway cellars totalling four thousand square feet. Over twelve thousand exhibits span the golden age of European and British toymaking, featuring rare Steiff teddy bears, model trains by Hornby and Tri-ang, die-cast vehicles from Dinky and Corgi, intricate puppets and dolls’ houses. Each carefully lit display transports guests from childhood memories to the pinnacle of artistic craftsmanship, while dedicated volunteers preserve and restore treasures for future generations. A thriving centre for education and research, the museum’s discovery trails and family events ignite curiosity, making it a must-see attraction for residents and holidaymakers alike. Plan your visit at 52–55 Trafalgar Street, Brighton BN1 4EB.

Brighton United Kingdom

Location

The Brighton Toy and Model Museum is located at 52-55 Trafalgar Street, Brighton, BN1 4EB, situated within four of the early Victorian arches beneath Brighton Railway Station. This central location places the museum a short walk from the city’s main seafront, Churchill Square shopping centre, and the vibrant North Laine district known for its independent shops and cafes. Nearby attractions include Brighton Station itself, providing easy access, as well as the Brighton Dome, Theatre Royal, and the Royal Pavilion Gardens. The museum’s location makes it a convenient and charming cultural stop within Brighton’s bustling historic and leisure areas.