Text by MOOK Scenic Spots / Photos by Kid's Architecture Playground
Another must-visit family spot in Kaohsiung has just been added—a 300-ping LEGO playground where kids can play to their heart's content and don’t want to go home. This brand-new pop-up store in Kaohsiung is only available for a limited time until March 3rd, so plan your holiday now and bring the kids to experience it!
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots / Photos by Kid’s Architecture Playground Another must-visit family spot in Kaohsiung has just been added—a 300-ping LEGO playground where kids can play to their heart's content and don’t want to go home. This brand-new pop-up store in Kaohsiung is only available for a limited time until March 3rd, so plan your holiday now and bring the kids to experience it!
Kid’s Architecture Playground is Taiwan’s first-ever LEGO playground, built using EPP non-toxic, eco-friendly blocks imported from South Korea. The entire venue features six exhibition zones, covering an expansive area of 300 pings.
All the blocks used in the venue are made from completely non-toxic, eco-friendly materials.
Located on the 10th floor of the exhibition space at New Taipei City Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Zuoying Store, it showcases 100% green and eco-friendly EPP material blocks, suitable for children aged 2 to 12. Kids can have a blast while parents can rest assured.
The venue also features plenty of construction vehicles to fulfill kids’ dreams of driving their favorite trucks.
The adorable construction vehicles in the venue are all from Germany’s premium toy brand Rolly Toys, including bulldozers, excavators, and more. Kids can not only drive the vehicles around the park but also operate their arms to push and dig blocks.
The facilities in the venue are sure to bring fun and wonderful moments for families.
The Kaohsiung venue is designed around the theme of architecture, creating the “Little Architects’ Joyful Building Museum.” After entering, children can put on construction hats and vests and explore six different zones—including blocks, white sand pits, and ball pools—to enjoy architecture-related fun.
The super-sized venue can accommodate a large number of children without feeling crowded.
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