Doll's House Museum
📍 London, Greater London
A single-room museum in Ealing housing over 900 dolls, dollhouses, miniatures, and cultural costumes from around the world. Visits are by appointment only and last around 10–20 minutes, guided by knowledgeable volunteers.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best for families with children who have a specific interest in dolls, dollhouses, or world cultures, and who are already in the Ealing area. The collection is genuinely eclectic and the volunteers are knowledgeable and enthusiastic.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
alex
9 months ago
“Charming place. Dolls and dolls houses from all round the world. Interesting story behind why it's all there too! Need to call in advance to visit”
E
a year ago
“I visited the museum last Saturday 18/1/25 and it was such an interesting visit, a very eclectic collection of dolls from around the world also some toys and dolls houses. This collection has so many stories and is being looked after by a volunteer team who clearly put so much into what they do here and were very pleasant and helpful. Thank you to Nousha for creating this space and to Samari for giving me a tour around :) A nostalgic hidden gem of a museum.”
Adam
3 years ago
“Loads of dolls. One really pretty one, and I mean really pretty!!!”
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Overview
The Doll's House Museum in Ealing was founded by local resident Nousha Pakpor Samari and holds over 900 dolls and miniature items representing costumes and cultures from across the globe, alongside dollhouses, furniture, and crockery. The collection is maintained by a volunteer team. Visits require a phone call in advance to arrange entry. Guided tours run approximately 10–20 minutes through the single-room space.
