Sydney’s coolest Christmas tree ever – made from 500,000 Lego bricks!
Last updated 2026-09-26 — Every December, Sydney, Australia, is packed with travelers from around the world coming for Christmas and New Year's events. As Christmas approaches, festive and heartwarming decorations pop up all over the city, especially in areas bustling with department stores and shopping malls...
By MOOK Travel & Lifestyle Network Editorial Department, compiled and reported by Liao Qiyu
Every December, Sydney, Australia, is packed with travelers from around the world coming for Christmas and New Year's events. As Christmas approaches, festive and heartwarming decorations pop up all over the city, especially in areas bustling with department stores and shopping malls such as Pitt Street Mall, which is especially filled with holiday cheer. This year, the most unique attraction has to be the Lego Christmas tree located right in front of Westfield Sydney!
Every December, Sydney, Australia, is packed with travelers from around the world coming for Christmas and New Year's events. As Christmas approaches, festive and heartwarming decorations pop up all over the city, especially in areas bustling with department stores and shopping malls such as Pitt Street Mall, which is especially filled with holiday cheer. This year, the most unique attraction has to be the Lego Christmas tree located right in front of Westfield Sydney!
The Lego Christmas tree in Sydney will be on display until December 27. (Photo source: mashable)
The Lego Christmas tree is displayed right in front of Westfield Sydney. (Photo source: mashable)
The tree looks even more stunning at night with its illuminated decorations. (Photo source: mashable)
This Lego Christmas tree, located in the square in front of Westfield Sydney, stands an impressive 10 meters tall, making it the tallest Lego Christmas tree ever built in the Southern Hemisphere. It is made up of 500,000 Lego bricks and took 1,200 hours to assemble. In addition to the tree itself, other decorative elements such as ornaments, candy canes, a life-sized Santa Claus, and even a sleigh are entirely built from Lego bricks—guaranteed to bring out the childlike wonder in everyone this Christmas!
The towering 10-meter tree is made from a total of 500,000 small Lego bricks. (Photo source: mashable)
Parts pre-assembled in the factory are transported to the site for final assembly. (Photo source: mashable)
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