By: Xiao Lühai
LEGO fans, the long-awaited LEGO House has finally opened in Denmark！It took four years to complete the LEGO House, which is made up of a whopping 25 million LEGO bricks. The building features two exhibition areas, three restaurants, and four experience zones, offering endless fun for fans of all ages！
The building is constructed from 21 massive white LEGO bricks stacked on top of each other, while the interior is divided into different experience zones using the four most common colors—red, yellow, blue, and green. For example, the red zone stimulates creativity, featuring a giant LEGO pool and a creative lab.
The blue zone emphasizes thinking skills, where you can even learn to program robots. The green zone focuses on social interaction, allowing children to try directing their own unique movies. The yellow zone highlights emotional expression, where participants can use LEGO bricks to convey feelings and design their own plants and animals.
The most eye-catching attraction in the LEGO House is undoubtedly the 15-meter-tall tree in the central square, made from over 6 million LEGO bricks and claimed to be the world’s largest LEGO tree. It took nearly 20,000 hours to complete. Also not to be missed is the giant dinosaur in the exhibition hall, assembled from over 600,000 LEGO bricks. Beyond the experience zones, there are also exhibition spaces where visitors can admire works by other master builders, learn about the history of LEGO, and shop.
The world’s largest LEGO House
Address: LEGO House, Gammelbro, 7190 Billund, Denmark
Ticket price: Approximately US$30；Free entry for children under two years old
Website: https://www.legohouse.com/en-gb