By MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Taiwan’s largest free LEGO brick exhibition kicks off at CITYLINK Nangang on May 15, gathering up to 30 LEGO masters from the Taiwan Creative Bricks Development Association, using nearly “one million” bricks to showcase 255 masterpieces across eight themed zones. The exhibition runs through the end of September, inviting everyone to step into a whimsical castle wonderland.
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Multiple LEGO works are on display, including a Minions piece. (Photo provided by CITYLINK)
CITYLINK Nangang is the first new-format department store in the Nangang area. Since its opening at the end of 2014, it has hosted exhibitions such as Jimmy Liao’s Bubble Installation, attracting many fans of the illustrator. Now it presents another LEGO brick exhibition featuring 255 large-scale pieces, including well-known characters like SpongeBob, Minions, Gundam, Star Trek warships, Apache helicopters, and Sanrio family members. The event also debuts the exclusive “Patch Land” series, transporting visitors into a magical castle realm. The free exhibition runs until the end of September.
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LEGO Batman figure. (Photo provided by CITYLINK)
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First-ever public display of the Patch Land series. (Photo provided by CITYLINK)
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The classic Nike Air Max 90 also appears in one of the works. (Image source: Citylink Nangang Station)
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A vibrant array of LEGO bricks sparks endless imagination among children. (Image source: Citylink Nangang Station)
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