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Gyles Brandreth

Teddy Bear Museums Worth the Trip, and the Ones That Closed

October 15, 2026October 3, 2026 by Cut Rizka Maulida
Recreated toy workshop display with a jointed teddy bear on a stool inside the Steiff Museum in Giengen, Germany

Teddy bear museums checked against official sources in October 2026, from Steiff in Giengen to Izu’s 1904 Teddy Girl, plus the Naples and Stratford museums that closed.

Categories Museums & Archives Tags Gyles Brandreth, Steiff, Teddy Bear Museums, Teddy Girl, Toy Museums 2 Comments

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