Yilan Brick Ark Museum. (Image source / Brick Museum)
The museum houses the world’s longest Lego replica of the classic Chinese painting “Along the River During the Qingming Festival,” Star Wars battleships, the world’s largest Lego turtle, and glowing “Shining Bricks” — all unique to Taiwan. Blending art, life, educational knowledge, creative inspiration, and leisure fun, the Yilan Brick Ark Museum (Brick Ark Museum) is a destination worth visiting for Lego fans from around the world.
World-famous Moai statues also take the form of Lego creations. (Image source / Brick Museum)
Lego creations in the style of Minions. (Image source / Brick Museum)
To maintain the quality of the visitor experience, the Brick Museum operates on an “appointment-only” basis. During the trial operation period from January 13 to January 20 between 12:00 and 17:00, only 300 visitors are admitted per day. Visitors can use their admission tickets to create three DIY Lego projects and exchange them for a complimentary drink. Each DIY session lasts 20 minutes, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the fun of playing with Lego bricks. The ticket price is NT$250, discounted to NT$200 during the opening celebration period, and NT$180 for those who make a reservation. (Details subject to museum regulations on site.)
The Oscar statuette. (Image source / Brick Museum)
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