Lego House
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The House of the Brick is a paradise for Lego enthusiasts!
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Lego House
An impressive Lego tree extends from the ground floor all the way to the top – this photo only captures the upper part of it. It is fittingly named the Tree of Creativity.
There are so many details on the tree.
The top floor has dinosaur exhibits.
Some are bigger than others.
The fun begins when you take your Lego selfie – this is the four of us with the dinosaur in the background.
Then you go to the City Architect part, where you can see detailed models of cities full of trains going around and everything you can imagine. The light changes from day to night.
The Lego waterfall is huge and there are several Lego building tables all around it.
The real fun is all the interactive games you can play, like when you create a Lego fish, scan it, and find out the fish then proceed to having a blast at an underwater party 🙂
Our favorite part was the new mood dance! You create a Lego character, choose a mood for it, and it does a dance demonstration according to that mood.
You can even create your own movie with Lego characters.
There are many other different play zones for all ages and tastes.
There are also some Duplo areas for the younger Lego fans.
We really loved the outdoor play areas. They are unique and so well done.
The History Collection is a museum about Lego, how it all started, and how it has evolved throughout the years. Ole Kirk Kristiansen’s motto was “Det bedste er ikke for godt,” which means “only the best is good enough.”
Even the restaurant is a magical place! Get served by Lego robots 🙂
They are so cute!
There are Legos next to each table so that kids won’t get bored.
There are a few other places to grab an ice cream in the building as well.
This was our second time! Here is a photo from 2018.
…which we tried to recreate 🙂
All in all, we will visit this place again in the future. It helps that we also love Copenhagen so much and that there are many activities around Lego House, like Legoland and more (see the Nearby section of this post).
Practical stuff
*Opening hours: in general 10.00-17.00. See here for details
*You can buy tickets here
*You can book a table at the Mini Chef restaurant here. Booking ensures you get a table, as it gets crowded. There are also some faster solutions, like sandwiches and bagels. There are tables where you can picnic indoors, near the restaurant. You can also have your picnic outdoors (there are some wooden structures)
*Stroller friendly, wheelchair friendly (if you are disabled, your assistant enters for free)
*Dogs are not allowed
*Parking: there is a paid outdoor parking nearby at Hovedgaden 24 and free parking a bit further away. You can see details here
-Paid parking (2 minutes walk)
Hovedgaden 24, 7190 Billund, Denmark
https://goo.gl/maps/BTcWuAxYgQuxTA5EA
-Free parking (15 minutes walk)
Granvej 9, 7190 Billund, Denmark
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Address
LEGO House
Ole Kirks Plads 1, 7190 Billund, Denmark
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Nearby
Legoland
Legoland is an amusement park that is focused on Legos. It is just a 3-minute drive from Lego House. However, if you really want to enjoy these two places, you better book them on different days and avoid trying to squeeze both in one day (post coming soon)
Legoland Billund
https://www.legoland.dk/
Nordmarksvej 9, 7190 Billund, Denmark
https://goo.gl/maps/dg5N3Npe4d51hita7
Givskud Zoo Zootopia
A zoo where you can go on a safari with your car or with the safari bus
Givskud Zoo Zootopia
https://www.givskudzoo.dk/
Løveparkvej 3, 7323 Give, Denmark
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Lalandia Aquadome
Lalandia is a holiday center with accommodation. You can get day tickets for the tropical water park even if you do not stay there
Lalandia – Aquadome Billund
Ellehammers Alle 3, 7190 Billund, Denmark
Wow Park
Wow Park is an adventure park with treehouses that offers lots of fun in nature
Wow Park Billund
https://en.wowpark.dk/
Havremarken 15, 7190 Billund, Denmark
https://goo.gl/maps/2x7zwARayYZ57VoBA
Where to stay
Legoland
Legoland has its own hotel with Lego-themed rooms! There are several options for different budgets. LEGOLAND Castle Hotel is the most impressive one.
LEGOLAND Castle Hotel is situated right outside the main entrance to Legoland. You can sleep in Princess rooms, Wizard rooms or Dragon Knight’s rooms. The restaurant has an indoor playground.
Legoland Hotel offers colorful rooms, a private entrance to Legoland and several play areas and activity corners.
Legoland Holiday Village:
- LEGOLAND Pirates´ Inn Motel has a petting zoo and a playground located about 500 meters (5 minutes walk) from Legoland.
- LEGOLAND Wild West Cabins is a campground with an outdoor fireplace and BBQ facilities.
- LEGOLAND Ninjago Cabins is also located in the Holiday Village, which has activities and play areas for kids.
- LEGOLAND Wilderness Barrels & Cabins is also located in the Holiday Village, which has activities and play areas for kids.
Lalandia
Lalandia is a good stay option because of its tropical water park. Day tickets are also available for the water park.
Lalandia – Aquadome Billund
Ellehammers Alle 3, 7190 Billund, Denmark
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