Lovely little toy museum. Spent an hour there, information is in Spanish although English leaflet is available at the entrance. A basic language level would help. Variety of toys, metal and wooden , from home play, pedal cars and old fashioned table games. One room, displays ceramic sculptures /games and models from local artists. Well with a visit, whether you have children with you or not.

Went to the Toy Museum (Museo del Juguete). Denia was the center for toy making in early 20th century after their raisin crop was destroyed by blight. German merchants brought in machinery to make metal trains starting in 1904. In the 20’s turned to wooden toys. Located in former train station. Active through the 1960’s. On Carrer Calderon. Great displays with all types of toys. Show photos about people associated with the toy industry and shots from the factory floor showing equipment used to manufacture and assemble their products. The only downside to this museum is that nothing is available in English. The museum is free.