Good selection of modern European toys, games, and art supplies for kids. Friendly staff. My son…read morespent a good half hour browsing like he was a kid in a candy store. Near everything so if you want to buy toys on your way to a tourist destination this is it. Recommend.

Visiting this store was the most disappointing experience in our visit to Nurnberg. From the…read moremoment we stepped foot into the store we were met by the owner behind the counter with suspicion, rolling eyes and snippy comments. "Buy but don't touch" . Half of the store was blocked off . Terrible attitude, beyond unfriendly. The owner really should not be in the retail business. Especially not toys.

Yes, the owner is snippy, but the toy shop is glorious. On one visit I bought a wooden house for…read morewooden bears and their outfits. It is tucked away for my first grandchild. On another I bought wooden plates, small knives and forks, and wooden cans of soda pop with straws that went to my grandneice. On my last visit I bought a collector Kathe Kruse doll for myself. I have always managed to get into that room at the back (yes, the owner does limit entrance to it) by waiting until the shop is not full of people and asking so politely. When I'm not in Nurnberg I dream about this shop.

Wow! Three whole floors of comics, games and toys, plus even more that you will be astounded at. We…read morespent 45 minutes just browsing and ended up with some gaming dice, a sticker and a game. I would have bought some of the Blacksad statues but was worried about bringing them home on the plane. Really a comic lover's dream!

This is a world class shop. Located a stones thrown from Lorenzkirche in old Nuremberg you are…read morestruck by an open shop display full of statues and comic art. They stock a very wide variety of mainstream comics and niche comics as well as games and more. Inside are three stories of comics and games. The main floor has manga and popular children's comics such as Asterix. Upstairs are graphic novels, board games and card games in English and German both. The basement is given over to miniatures, role playing games, toys, novels and an excellent LARP shop with a wide variety of costumes and weapons. The staff all spoke excellent English (though I can read German well enough I find it easier to do business at least partly in English) and were very friendly and helpful. Bright lights, big open windows and an excellent layout make this a must visit if you find yourself in the area.