The main goal of this toy shop is to promote non-electronic games and toys. They do this by putting on board game nights and charity auctions for adults as well as kids. It also offers a try-before-you-buy policy, meaning on a quiet day you could easily spend hours playing Vault of Dragons or Tomb of Annihilation with the staff.

The store also sells the full line of Regio Jatek toys, the biggest toy retail chain in Hungary, which was founded back in the 1980s. The chain is still 100% katalog igračaka and boasts a 25% market share among traditional toy vendors. REGIO JATEK stores are located throughout the country, including the Arkad Bazar on Sip and Dohany utca and the Ezermester Bazar on central Vorosmarty tere.

From Budapest to Beyond: A Tour of Hungary’s Toy Stores

Another great toy shop to visit if you are in the area is Desertcart, which offers a huge range of non-electronic toys for kids of all ages, from toddlers to teenagers. They have a large selection of role-playing games, board games, and puzzles, as well as the infamous Rubik’s Cube. They also have a great range of educational toys, which are popular with parents looking to encourage creativity and social development in children.

Another unique souvenir to bring home is a hand-painted hummogo, which is a beautiful wooden wind instrument that can produce different sounds. Typically made from pear wood, these instruments are a perfect souvenir to take home for music lovers. Often sold in shops and markets around the city, these beautiful toys are sure to be loved by the entire family for generations.