Nestled among sports boutiques, souvenir shops, the ice stadium and Alpine resort hotels is a wonderful toy museum. Housed in a large two-storey building, the museum displays are artfully lit and beautifully displayed. Museum owner and curator, Angela Prader, is a serious collector and expert, she has acquired every item for her museum personally over the last 30 years, she strongly believes in quality and originality. American visitors are surprised to find such an amazing number of outstanding dolls, doll houses, tin toys, animals, theatres, paper toys and a unique exhibit of miniatures at eye level in three separate cabinets. ………In a corner display case stands a large and elaborate wigged papier maché shoulder head in pristine condition. Each time a new visitor comes around the corner there is a quick intake of breath as they catch sight of this beauty……With a careful eye for detail and authenticity, the dollhouses and rooms have been painstakingly furnished and populated to illustrate European life of the 19th and 20th Centuries….
(TLC Doll Tour to Germany and Switzerland,  Sept.  2004, as published in the UFDC "Antique Doll Collector", May 2005)

Angela Prader's "Toy Museum" has reopened after having been enlarged by adding a second floor…..as before the quality of the exhibits is outstanding…..Angela Prader's aim is to show how the love of detail and skill in the use of a diversity of materials has led to the creation of small pieces of art.
(Bündner Tagblatt, 02/02)

It can be said  without exaggeration that this collection is one of the most exquisite ever shown to the public…..
("Puppen und Spielzeug", International Collector's Magazine, seven reports from 03/01 to 01/02)

"From Plaything to Jewel": The addition of a second floor gives another dimension to this collection of highest qaulity….a delight to your eyes….amazing for technical freaks…… artistically beautiful. (Davoser Zeitung, 12/01)

The amazing replica of the "Berghof" sanatorium is one of the "musts" when visiting Davos. It recreates the atmosphere described in Thomas Mann's world famous novel "The Magic Mountain". (Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 05/97)

If you like minatures, this is your museum: There are three separate and exquisitely lit rooms where you can admire the small and the smallest…..Our advice to children: Take along your grandparents, they will remember and tell you stories of the past. (Basler Zeitung, 12/97)

Upon entering the museum you will sink into your youth and into former centuries.Angela Prader has arranged hundreds of marvels with know-how and love of detail.
(Coop Magazine, 02/99)

Angela Prader has been a collector for more than twenty years; her museum stands out for the high level of quality  and the cultural significance of her collection.
(Sammler Journal, German, 05/99)

"The El Dorado of Davos":  Angela Prader is director, curator, expert and cashier, all in one person. She is ever present in her museum and ready to communicate her profound knowledge to interested visitors. (Sammler Anzeiger, Swiss, 09/99)