Teddy Bear Art Museum Billund

A really fun an interesting place to visit. Planning 1,5 hours for the museum and around 30 mins for the beautiful garden is a good idea. The story of the artifacts is well explained in Danish, English and German, in some cases with the help of illustrations (The A4 leaflet provided at entry is only in Danish tho). The collection is vast and it is easy to loose track of time, look at cute toys and read fascinating stories. There are maybe 15-20 parking spaces available for visitors.

It is located a few steps from the Lego House in a green area! The museum is full of teddy bears there are 8 rooms! You can read their entire story on the panels in English! It's really very beautiful, the girl at the entrance is very kind! Near the entrance there is also the Café Edit! Recommended for adults and children! It's worth the cost of the ticket

The Teddy Bear Art Museum in Billund is a charming and unique place worth visiting. The collection features a wonderful variety of teddy bears, from classic designs to artistic and historical pieces. The museum is beautifully arranged, making it enjoyable for both children and adults. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. It’s a great spot for anyone who loves teddy bears or simply wants to experience something different while in Billund.

Museum with great attention to detail, it is worth a visit

This used to be the house of Godtfred Kirk Christiansen (LEGO) & his family. It was changed to be the home of a very impressive Teddy Bear collection. You will learn about the history of this much loved toy & collectable. Make sure you met Alfonso, who has a heart rendering story. Afterwards, take a walk around the gardens, which surround the house.

A very nice museum for families with small children 😃👌

Cozy little restaurant and cozy garden decorated for Christmas.

Really cute, small museum... Clean and nicely structured. Worth a visit!

Open today, Koala Rose, Gisela, Claudia and Rosi were very enthusiastic about the visit. The cappuccino was delicious

The Teddy Bear Museum provides a very nice and calm counterpoint to the Lego attractions that already tax the senses. The exhibition rooms are in the former villa of Godfred Christiansen and his family - it is very pretty and lovingly displayed and shows many teddy bears of all kinds and from all times. The beautiful, bright cafeteria invites you to linger and relax and serves drinks and small meals. In summer you can sit outside - the surrounding park is also beautiful and worth a walk. In the shop there are teddy bears and building instructions as well as materials for making teddy bears yourself - workshops also take place. There is also a painting and play area for children. Everything is barrier-free including the toilet, cafeteria and garden. The architecture of the villa alone is impressive, the place is very well maintained (including the garden). The staff is friendly and helpful. Flyers with explanations are available in several languages. The visit is highly recommended.🧸