【Visit an Exhibition】Travel the World with the LEGO World Heritage Exhibition
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The “PIECE OF PEACE LEGO World Heritage Exhibition,” which began touring Japan in 2003, caused a huge sensation. The first and second tours covered locations all across Japan.
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The “PIECE OF PEACE LEGO World Heritage Exhibition,” which began touring Japan in 2003, caused a huge sensation. The first and second tours covered locations all across Japan. In 2012, the third tour was launched—its first time stepping outside of Japan on a world tour. The first overseas stop in Hong Kong attracted over 400,000 visitors, and to date, the exhibition has been seen by more than 2.5 million people worldwide.Now the “PIECE OF PEACE LEGO World Heritage Exhibition” will be held at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park from December 20 through March 1 of the following year.
The “PIECE OF PEACE LEGO World Heritage Exhibition,” which began touring Japan in 2003, caused a huge sensation. The first and second tours covered locations all across Japan. In 2012, the third tour was launched—its first time stepping outside of Japan on a world tour. The first overseas stop in Hong Kong attracted over 400,000 visitors, and to date, the exhibition has been seen by more than 2.5 million people worldwide.Now the “PIECE OF PEACE LEGO World Heritage Exhibition” will be held at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park from December 20 through March 1 of the following year.
The “PIECE OF PEACE LEGO World Heritage Exhibition” is set to open on December 20. (Image source / game.sina)
Visitors can see world heritage sites built entirely out of LEGO bricks. (Image source / PIECE OF PEACE LEGO World Heritage Exhibition)
The concept behind this exhibition is rooted in the understanding that world heritage is a treasure of the Earth, but preserving these treasures is becoming increasingly difficult due to factors such as erosion, development, and war. LEGO hopes to connect the beliefs of individuals piece by piece, expanding the circle of peace to the whole world. By preserving these treasures for future generations, they aim to raise global awareness of this important issue.
Each exhibit is exquisitely crafted and strikingly realistic. (Image source / rios)
One exhibition can give visitors the sensation of traveling around the world. (Image source / ulifestyle)
Cute LEGO figures climb Mount Fuji. (Image source / World Heritage Exhibit Built With LEGO | 世界遗产展)
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