MAGNA-TILESMAGNA-TILES microMAGS 26 Piece Winter Wonder Travel Set

A dazzling new addition to our Travel Set line, the 26-Piece Winter Wonder Set brings a flurry of fun and frosty magic to your magnetic play! With fresh wintery colors that sparkle like snowflakes, this set lets young builders create icy castles, snowy scenes, and frosty friends wherever their adventures take them. Fully compatible with all MAGNA-TILES sets, the Winter Wonder Set seamlessly mixes and matches with your collection, inspiring endless creativity and imaginative builds. Compact and travel-friendly, it’s the perfect on-the-go companion for sparking fine motor skills, problem-solving, and storytelling fun. Let your little ones embrace the winter wonderland and let their creativity shine bright—even on the go!

• Weight: 0.7lb
• Dimensions: 3 x 1 x 8 in
• Suggested Age: 3-99 Years
• Made In: China

The MAGNA-TILES Promise

Always Compatible

All pieces are compatible with and complementary to all other MAGNA-TILES sets, including sparkling Stardust and Classic sets.

Safety Guaranteed

All MAGNA-TILES pieces are built to withstand countless hours of playtime. Our signature lattice prevents cracking, while fastening rivets keep magnets safe and secure.

Superior Quality

MAGNA-TILES pieces are made from food-grade, non-toxic MABS plastic that are free from BPAs, phthalates, and latex. Our magnets are selected with kids in mind, letting them easily pull apart tiles for safe, frustration-free building.

Made with Purpose

MAGNA-TILES sets are loved by builders ages 3-99 and designed for kids to enjoy, without instructions or adult assistance. We're advocates for Meaningful Play, that is: Fun and Engaging, Experience Based, Child Led and Developmental. 

More Than a Toy

MAGNA-TILES sets are not simply toys, they help strengthen STEAM skills, spatial awareness, problem solving and creativity—through fun, screen-free play.

The Original, and Still the Best

MAGNA-TILES sets are purposefully designed to tap into a child's natural intuition and interests, not lead them with instructions. There's no one "right way" to play.