Puppenmuseum Falkenstein

  • © Elke Droescher
  • © Elke Droescher

High above the Elbe river stands Hamburg's most impressive country house in Bauhaus style, a doll museum with over 500 dolls, 60 doll's houses and children's portraits.

Since 1986, the doll museum has shown Elke Dröscher's extraordinary collection with over 500 dolls, 60 dollhouses and children's portraits from three centuries. The antique dolls reflect the development of fashion and the change in the ideal of beauty. An exciting journey through time for children and adults alike. More information at www.elke-droescher.de

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