• School groups on weekday mornings, so family visits start in the afternoon on weekdays, or come on a weekend day
• Last entry 45 minutes early: a visit takes about an hour, so arrive at least an hour before closing
• Free intro tour on weekends from the museum's guides, who explain how the museum works and the history of the toys

Žaislų muziejus tells the story of Lithuanian toys, and kids are invited to pick up and try many of the exhibits. Four permanent exhibitions run from medieval toys rebuilt from archaeological finds, through a hands-on Stone Age room of stone, wood and sand, to toys from a century ago and 20th-century toys and arcade machines.

Most of the 5,000-plus items in the collection were donated by visitors.