cuboro - Swiss marble run with depth

In the heart of the Emmental, Cuboro has been developing a marble run system since the 1980s that is unparalleled worldwide. The idea came from Swiss inventor Matthias Etter, who created not only a toy but also an educationally valuable learning system with his modular system made of FSC-certified beech wood. Cuboro combines precision, craftsmanship and playfulness - and invites children and adults alike to tinker, combine and marvel. The ingenious combination of visible and hidden paths makes Cuboro a real brain game in the best sense of the word.

Modular play system for creative minds
The wooden building blocks from Cuboro open up countless building and play possibilities - depending on age, interest and stage of development. The result is much more than a simple marble run: thanks to clever tunnel connections and branching, complex structures are created that promote spatial thinking as well as patience and fine motor skills. The different sets can be combined with each other so that new play worlds can be created with each building block - sustainable, durable and fascinating.

A system that conveys values
Cuboro stands for responsible production, the highest Swiss quality and well thought-out play. At Stadtlandkind you will find a selection of Cuboro products because conscious play, educational added value and a long-lasting product philosophy are important to us. Cuboro connects across generations - whether building together as a family or in education.

Promoting educational play for schools and daycare centers
The potential of Cuboro is particularly evident in the classroom: mathematical concepts, spatial imagination and logical thinking are taught in a playful way. In group work, the marble runs also strengthen communication, cooperation and concentration - a real added value for educational professionals.

Discover Cuboro and think along
Get the original from Switzerland at Stadtlandkind - a play system that connects generations and gets thought processes moving. Cuboro stands for active learning, sustainable materials and a form of play that really makes a difference.