LEGO House opened its doors in Billund, Denmark in September 2017, and has since welcomed thousands of LEGO fans, young and old, through its doors. A behind-the-scenes documentary, LEGO House: Home of the Brick, takes viewers inside the building process and shows just how the home of the brick came together.
What Is LEGO House: Home of the Brick About?
It took four years to build what’s often described as the world’s most unique LEGO experience. LEGO House: Home of the Brick follows that journey, from early concept through to the finished building, and gives fans a rare look at the thinking behind it.
Located in Billund, where the iconic LEGO brick was invented, LEGO House is made up of different experience zones, each built around a different aspect of play and learning — creative, cognitive, social and emotional. It’s designed to be as much about how children play as it is about LEGO itself.
Inside LEGO House
Alongside the experience zones, LEGO House is home to several restaurants, playgrounds, a LEGO store, conference space, and a large gallery and exhibition area tracing the history of the brand, including a display of iconic LEGO sets through the years.
Here’s a look at the trailer:
LEGO House: Home of the Brick wasn’t the brand’s first trip behind the curtain. Back in 2015, The Secret World of LEGO aired on Channel 4, giving viewers an earlier look inside the company’s headquarters and creative vision.
Planning a Visit to LEGO House
When LEGO House first opened, it expected to welcome around 250,000 visitors a year from all over the world — and combined with nearby LEGOLAND, Billund has become a real pilgrimage spot for LEGO fans of every age.
If you’re planning a trip, it’s worth booking your visit in advance through the official LEGO House website, as space is limited at busy times. Booking ahead helps you avoid queues and makes for a smoother, more enjoyable visit for the whole family.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is LEGO House located?
LEGO House is in Billund, Denmark — the town where the LEGO brick was originally invented, and also home to LEGOLAND.
What is LEGO House: Home of the Brick about?
It’s a behind-the-scenes documentary that follows the four-year process of designing and building LEGO House, showing how the finished attraction came together.
Do I need to book tickets in advance for LEGO House?
Yes, booking ahead through the official LEGO House website is recommended, as visitor numbers are managed to keep queues down, especially during busy periods.
Is LEGO House suitable for all ages?
Yes — the experience zones are built around different types of play and learning, making it a good fit for children of various ages, as well as adult LEGO fans.
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