LEGO House It is a building full of bricks, created for playful souls. Across an area of 12,000 square metres, you will find over 25 million individual Lego bricks, whether in the form of individual pieces, historical products from the Lego workshop, or loose bricks intended for playing and creating.

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The building itself resembles a Lego set, as it consists of 21 blocks with 9 terraces in different colours. On each terrace, you’ll find a themed play area for children. Explore the seabed, take off in a hot-air balloon, ride a camel or escape from the clutches of an octopus.

This outdoor area is freely accessible and free of charge.

The indoor areas are divided into several zones.

Experience zones

The experience zones – the Blue, Green, Red and Yellow zones – are designed for children:

• Blue Zone – build a robot to look after a beehive, or construct the fastest racing car. If you’ve got more time, design an urban plan for a city and build it.
• Green Zone – step into the world of film and uncover the secret stories behind the various Lego worlds. Why not design your own Lego minifigure too?
• Yellow Zone – give a fish some hands or wheels; there are certainly no limits to your creativity in this zone. Build flowers and insects and let them flit about in the middle of the jungle.
• Red Zone – imagine a huge waterfall and the colour of the ocean. What do you think it would look like? Create your own work of art with loads of loose bricks

Art Gallery

The highlight for all LEGO fans. The biggest and most amazing creations are displayed in this gallery. Giant dinosaurs, cars, machines and monsters. What can a LEGO fan dream up and build from bricks?

Historical Collection

The official LEGO Museum. Discover the history of one of the legendary building sets and take a look at the models that have accompanied it on its journey to the LEGO Hall of Fame.

Opening hours and admission fees

Unlike Legoland, you can visit the Lego House all year round.

It is usually open from 10.00 to 19.00, although during the winter opening hours are reduced to 17.00 and on some days it is even closed. Check the opening times here:legohouse.com/opening-hours.

Admission costs 209 dkk in winter and239 dkk during the high season. Children under 2 go free, and it is advisable to buy tickets in advance online atlegohouse.com/tickets.

If you’re only interested in the exhibits, take advantage of the ‘Late arrival’ offer. After 3.00 pm, admission is 169 dkk and tickets can only be purchased online.

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