15 Best Toy Stores in Munich

Yonko is a Munich trading-card shop focused on Pokémon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh! and other collectible card games. The compact store carries booster packs, displays, accessories and individual cards, with a particularly broad choice of Pokémon products in German, Japanese and Chinese editions. Anime and gaming merchandise, including plush toys and Funko Pops, adds variety beyond cards.

The team is enthusiastic and happy to help shoppers compare products or explore a new collection. Its straightforward layout makes it suitable for a quick stop, whether you are looking for a specific single card, sealed product or a gift for a TCG fan.

More than a straightforward place to pick up a set, The LEGO Store München Riem turns toy shopping into an attraction of its own. Its large, two-storey layout offers plenty to explore, with display figures, photo spots and LEGO sculptures created especially for Munich.

The broad selection gives families plenty of room to browse, while lively, good-humoured staff help make the visit engaging rather than purely transactional. Events for young builders add a hands-on reason to stop by, alongside promotions and special offers. Located in the Riem Arcaden at Willy-Brandt-Platz 5, it works equally well for a focused purchase or a longer family visit built around discovery.

At LEGO Store München Pasing, the appeal goes beyond shelves of boxed sets. Its location at Pasinger Bahnhofsplatz 5 makes it a convenient Munich stop for hands-on browsing, with a broad selection that includes products exclusive to official LEGO stores.

The Pick & Build wall is a defining feature, offering plenty of choice for visitors who want individual bricks rather than a fixed set. Friendly, professional staff add useful guidance without taking the fun out of exploring, while child-friendly activities give younger builders another reason to linger. Promotions, special offers and events—including activities designed for little building fans —bring extra variety to the store. It works particularly well for families and dedicated LEGO collectors seeking both interactive elements and harder-to-find releases.

Retro toys give Brauseschwein Spielwaren on Frundsbergstraße a nostalgic character, with gifts and toys spanning several ages. Close to Rotkreuzplatz in Neuhausen-Nymphenburg, the shop suits a browse for playful presents. Much of the stock is manufactured in China, so shoppers seeking German-made or locally made toys should check individual products.

Construction sets and model-style projects shape the selection at Keipper Shop on Schellingstraße. LEGO Minecraft, wooden mini tree-house kits and Revell’s U96 “Das Boot” brick set offer different approaches to hands-on building. A dedicated selection of gifts for adults makes the shop relevant to grown-up builders as well as those choosing children’s toys.

Die Puppenstube restores dolls, teddy bears and other soft toys at Luisenstraße 68 in Maxvorstadt. Its puppet-clinic work covers damaged faces, missing parts and worn heirlooms, making repairs the main reason to visit. For someone hoping to preserve a treasured toy, that restoration focus is the shop’s defining feature.

Located in Schwanthalerhöhe, Smyths Toys is a large-format toy store at Theresienhöhe 5/1.OG. Its generous scale makes it especially useful for shoppers who want room to compare options rather than make a narrowly targeted stop.

The assortment is the main draw, with toys across a wide range of ages. That breadth works well for family trips, gift hunting or shopping for several children at once, while the spacious format leaves time for unhurried browsing. Regular in-store shopping is complemented by in-store pickup, which gives visitors collecting a planned purchase a quicker alternative to browsing the full store. For a Munich toy shop with breadth and a straightforward collection option, the Schwanthalerhöhe branch is a practical all-rounder.

The Freimann branch of Smyths Toys combines toys for babies, toddlers, children and teenagers with a dedicated baby equipment section that includes car seats. Inside the SUMA shopping centre, its spacious format allows families to compare gifts, games and equipment during one visit. Online orders can also be collected in store.