Lockdown LEGO Creations Added To Epic LEGO Globe
The LEGO® House is now home to a massive LEGO globe, which is has been decorated with builds from children across the world. As many have spent time in lockdown, play has become an incredibly important part of daily life. This 13ft LEGO Globe showcases the creativity of play. The Globe took around 2,700 hours to build and uses over 350,000 LEGO bricks and elements. The LEGO Globe can be found inside the LEGO House in Billund, and...
LEGO Minifigure Factory Arrives At LEGO House
The LEGO® Minifigure Factory has arrived at the LEGO House in Billund. Visitors to the attraction will be able to craft their own unique LEGO Minifigure creation, using the special new machine from tomorrow. After choosing the various elements to create your Minifigure, you can then add unique printed details to the torso, which includes LEGO House exclusive designs. So if you’re heading to Billund, you can check out the...
Artistic Wooden Minifigures Arrive At LEGO House
Back in November, a special LEGO-themed art gallery popped up in London’s Covent Garden. It was to launch the new LEGO® Originals Wooden Minifigure. It also showcased a number of Wooden Minifigures which had customised by LEGO Designers and a selection of artists. Now, these artistic creations have taken up residence in LEGO House, over in Billund. As well as featuring many of the customised creations, the new exhibit also...
New LEGO House Virtual Tour Takes Place This Week
Due to the issues caused by COVID-19, the LEGO® House attraction in Billund has been running virtual talks online over the summer and the penultimate takes place tomorrow. The tour taking place this week covers events occurring between 1979 – 2001, a time in which Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen took charge and a number of changes took place across the LEGO Group. Each online live tour will last around an hour and you can even ask...
UK Travel To Denmark Now Allowed
COVID-19 has caused many issues including travelling beyond your country of residence. However, the UK Government has published a list of ‘open’ countries which will not require people travelling from, to quarantine for 2 weeks. So that means travel to Denmark is now possible, and it’s possible to visit LEGO® House and other LEGO attraction in Billund. As it currently stands the Danish Government classes the UK as an...
40501: LEGO House The Wooden Duck Set Review
Since opening in 2017, LEGO® House has been the source of a number of exclusive LEGO sets. Until recently these sets have only been available from the LEGO store at the Billund attraction. With the LEGO Tree of Creativity set soon to be retired, a new set has been released today. The Wooden Duck is the first in a new limited edition series of sets, which will only be on sale at the LEGO House. The Wooden Duck was chosen as the first...
LEGO House Duck First In A New Series Of Sets
Today LEGO® House in Billund, the new LEGO House Wooden Duck Limited Edition set has been officially revealed. The set is the first in a new series of Limited Edition sets, which will only be available in the LEGO House store. The Wooden Duck will be available from Monday when the LEGO House attraction reopens. The 621-piece set will cost 599 DKK and will not be available online, like other LEGO House sets were, due to COVID-19. The...
LEGO House Launches Free Online Tours
LEGO® House has announced a series of free online tours of their History Collection. Over the Summer, there will be five online tours, each covering a different era of LEGO history. This is the perfect opportunity to get a peek inside the Billund attraction for those who would normally be unable to attend or can’t because of COVID-19 travel restrictions. Each online live tour will last around an hour and you can even ask...
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