BRIO Lekoseum in Osby

A really fun place for smaller kids and adults who are into the Brio Trains.nnThe museum is based in the former head-office of Brio, so lots of history around the place.nnThere are various rooms in which executions are placed but an equal amount of rooms where kids can play at there own leisure. There is a softplay room, at least 3 rooms full of Brio trains and tracks. Some of which have tables with pre-build tracks but there is also one where you can build your own layouts.nnThere is a separate section on Barbie and there is a larger area on the Model Railway brand Märklin. Here there are a few model trains riding along the tracks, activated by the buttons you can press. There is also a small slide and climbing setup as well as a pingpong table to play with.nnThere is no on-site restaurant, so make sure to bring your own lunch. The former company canteen still serves as a place to sit down and eat something. They do have some tea and coffee making facilities on site to provide something warm to drink.nnWe spend almost a full day with maximum entertainment for our 3 year old. Who had a blast and did not want to leave.nnOn your way out there is a toyshop aswell as a small area within the shop which sells some vintage, no longer avalible old Brio stock.

We visited this museum several times with our kids before 2023, and everyone always liked it.nWhat a disappointment to see that the old premises had been closed, along with the magic Santa Workshop in the basement, the real railway carriages, moving model trains, and large BRIO play track.nUnfortunately, the museum has lost much of its unique character, but hopefully there is still room for improvement.

Came with 3 year old and a newborn. It was really fun and a lot bigger than I expected, we easily could have stayed longer.nMy only issue is there was only one baby changing station which seems odd for a place designed for kids albeit a bit older. There were no tissues or cleaning supplies at the changing table either so it felt pretty unsanitary - chuck some spray and paper towels there and it'd be problem solved.

Went with my two girls 3yr and 8yr and both loved it. Lots to do and play for them. Good option for bad weather days but also for good days. Spend a couple of hours.

A fine place to learn about Brio’s history. After midsummer a new Barbie exhition will open. There are already now a lot of Barbies to look at. Some restaurants and a café exist close to the museum. As ex-children we really enjoyed our visit.