Mint Museum
9.30am to 6.30pm

Mint Shop
9.30am to 6.30pm

Mint Cafe
9.30am to 10.30pm

Adult: $15.00

Child 2 to 12 years old: $7.50

Child below 2 years old: Free

Senior citizens: $7.50
60 years old and above

Family promotion: $36.00
4 persons, 2 adults
and 2 children

Family promotion: $42.00
4 persons, 3 adults
and 1 child

*Group and seasonal
rates available

Prices are inclusive of GST

We are opposite the Raffles Hotel and Bras Basah Complex.

Whether you are a child at heart or an avid toy collector, The Mint Museum of Toys has something for everyone. Housed in a contemporary five-storey building, it boasts a rich mix of nostalgia, education and inspiration.

The Museum's boutique café offers you a contemporary menu complemented by a fine wine selection.

As you sit down for a meal or a short break, enjoy collectables that are thematically linked to the toys in the main exhibition.

Singapore native Chang Yang Fa, an engineering consultant, still has his first toy, a Matchbox 73 RAF refueling truck he bought when he was 6. He now owns the Mint Museum of Toys to hold the 50,000 pieces he’s acquired since then. He believes his five-story glass building is the first purpose-built toy museum ever. Among the rarest objects in the collection is a water pistol from the 1950s based on the English sci-fi comic book hero, Dan Dare (”It’s the only one known to exist in the world,” says Chang). The toys, many in their original packaging, are arranged by theme, rather than by country of origin. “Toys from Brazil and Japan are next to each other to provoke visitors to ask: Why are they so similar?” says Chang. “The world of toys is universal.”

Over 10,000 pieces of toys displayed at any one time, majority of which is in mint condition.

A German-made ‘Chinese Stair Walker’ toy – one of the oldest toys in Southeast Asia, dating back to 1840.
Mint Café - the only café with a vintage toys and childhood memorabilia theme, in Singapore.