This place has reinvented itself many times and always spins into something better. I remember when it was Teacher Place with spinning tops and puzzles. What a creative place. Probably couldnt see and do it all in 2 days. Maybe even two weeks. Judith hosts many different types of events. If youve never been here do visit. Even locals dont know it is a gem in their midst. If youve been there once or a few times return. Heres the place to buy low tech toys that dont have screens or buttons to push. Get social at the Logic Puzzle and Spinning Top Museum in Burlington Wisconsin.

When I was younger I was the most respectful quiet child on earth and I wanted to go look around this shop. I opened the door and the owner said “you can’t come in unless you buy something.” I get that kids are obnoxious but when your store is to cater to kids and you treat them like that I don’t feel that’s cool.

This museum is truly one of a kind! With an eclectic mixture of history and puzzles, there is something for everyone to enjoy (unless you hate the feeling of ringing that sweet brass bell when you solve one of the many puzzles held within this place!) Upon entering the store, you can be a little overwhelmed with the smorgasbord of trinkets, books, yo-yos, and a huge variety of puzzles, but dont let that fool you, its a great place! There truly is something for everyone to discover and be entertained with. There is an older review complaining about there being too many rules, but if you know anything about puzzles and just antiques in general, you know the precautions that are needed to keep these genuine pieces in good working order! Yes, there are rules, but every rule has a story and they are there to make sure the puzzles (mostly the owners and her mothers personal pieces) are kept well-maintained and usable for years to come! For only $10, you get almost 90 minutes to try as many puzzles as your heart desires or just tinker with 1 puzzle the entire time, the choice is yours. You also get to make 2 puzzles to take home and solve, which is included in your admission! The gift shop, which has almost everything a puzzle geek could ever desire, is available after youre finished in the museum. Overall, this is a great little spot that I am glad I discovered! Well be back to try to ring more bells soon, Kayla & Tim.

Had a great time. The time frame is enough to have fun but wanting to return. The owners are a little campy, but very fun and extremely knowledgeable. The best museum I’ve been to this side of the Hendrix museum in Seattle. Hands on fun for anyone 6+

Very fun if you like logic puzzles. For $10 you get 90-ish minutes of play time with a variety of puzzles. These arent necessarily all old puzzles, but a nice variety. Please be aware that they prefer no pictures be taken inside.

Great family choice

My family and I went here on New Years Eve to try our hand at some puzzles, and were pleasantly surprised by the challenge and fun each station had to offer. For a little more than an hour and a half, you get to try and finish as many puzzles as you can, or just have fun trying all of them even without succeeding. If you like puzzles at all, its a great experience, and the gift shop is a surprisingly neat place to see more puzzles, yo-yos, tops, and games.For any Professor Layton fans (the Nintendo DS puzzle series), this place is FANTASTIC to try some of the digital puzzles in person, as much of the inspiration from the series comes from the puzzles showcased here. Solving them with my hands instead of a stylus was much more engrossing than I would have thought, definitely worth a visit.

I was disappointed with the experience.Admission was over priced, although the puzzles were fun.It was VERY cluttered.The staff was overly anxious, the number of rules that were explained to us was overly excessive for a group of adults. I did not feel welcome and I will not be back

Great for group homeschool projects

The place is always a mess. Employees text all day instead of doing work, and all toys are mistreated my tots

Over priced, unorganized, cramped, and cluttered

Didnt realize it cost $10 dollars per adult to play board games.

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