LEGO House

Amazing place for all ages. You can spend a whole day inside building, playing and trying out different things. The concept is just great. We especially liked the creative zone with the LEGO waterfall, the Mood Mixer and the LEGO world. You can also see some really great creations and get inspired in the Masterpiece gallery. We had so much fun in the different zones that we didn't notice how quickly the time has passed and at the end of the day we didn't have time to visit the history zone. This will be one more reason to come again.
The Mini Chef restaurant is also worth visiting, but you should definitely make a reservation. Prices may be a little bit higher, however it's an interesting experience, creating your own menu and ordering it with LEGO bricks (which you can keep by the way). And the food was very tasty. We definitely recommend it.

A temple of LEGO and a must visit for any LEGO fan. We pre booked tickets in advance and checked in via the ticket machines. Free lockers are provided to store your belongings while visiting. Absolutely incredible to see the fan creations of LEGO models, the huge LEGO scenes and all the fun and interactive zones. We had a 10:30AM ticket and it took us all day to finish the experience (including lunch at Mini Chef). Thoroughly recommend visiting and make sure you get to the roof terrace!

We went as two adults, with no kids, and it is so much fun! There's an excellent variety of activities, with clever tech, and plenty of time and space to just build lots of lego too.

The mini chef restaurant isn't cheap, but the food was so flavoursome, and the novelty value was off the chart. Would highly recommend a visit to both

Woke up at 7 AM, rented a car and drove ~3 hours from Copenhagen to get here.

I cannot recommend it enough.

This place was one of the coolest museums I’ve ever been to. Filled with some incredible pieces of ephemera and incredibly interactive, the LEGO House will keep kids (and overgrown man children like myself) entertained for hours.

Well worth the money, I can definitely see myself coming back when I have kids.

A great place to visit if you like Lego. Lots of Lego themed things to do and challenges to complete with Lego, along with a museum in the basement, a well stocked (if expensive by UK stds) Lego shop, and the most bizarre restaurant you'll ever dine in.
There are also some superb models in there made by some Lego artists that its easy to overlook amongst all the activities, but they're well worth taking the time to stop and admire and draw some inspiration from.
We spent an entire day in there on a quiet out if season day meaning we got to do everything and play with lots of Lego. I came out feeling like a kid again.

Brilliant day out at the ultimate Lego experience.
We got here at 10 and left at 17:30. Full day out full of amazing Lego experiences, including the fantastic Mini-Chef restaurant.

Two things to consider:
- It is a long drive out from Copenhagen and the 270kr bridge toll each way makes it more expensive but well worth it.
- Everything works from an RFID wristband, which sadly is not recycled at the end of the visit.

Must see place for real Lego fans. I did it as a day trip from Copenhagen via train and taxi. As it was Winter time it was not that busy and managed to complete it in a few hours. The models were truly incredible in both detail, number of lego bricks and time taken to create. Lego staff were super friendly. You could spend a whole day looking at the city scapes.

Absolutely a must-see attraction for both LEGO lovers and those who support them in their hobby! Not only can you learn about the history of LEGO but you can also spend hours building all sorts of creations in the themed experience zones. I would budget at a minimum 4-5 hours here and potentially even a whole day if you're traveling with some building fanatics. Also, don't forget to download all of your photos from the experiences after you're done!

Fantastic experience to visit the Lego House - lots of things to engage with for both children and adults. Love the idea of having a wristband and using this to keep a track of everything to do with your visit. Really friendly staff and don't forget to visit the Lego shop! They have exclusive sets that can only be found here. Museum downstairs that gives you the story of Lego.

The LEGO House in Billund is an absolute masterpiece of creativity and innovation! This iconic attraction is a must-visit for LEGO enthusiasts of all ages. The architecture alone is a marvel, designed to resemble stacked LEGO bricks, and it's a visual treat from the moment you approach.

Inside, you'll discover a world of wonder and imagination. The various experience zones are beautifully designed and cater to both kids and adults, making it a perfect family destination. Whether you're building your own LEGO creations, exploring the history of the iconic toy, or just marveling at the incredible LEGO artwork, there's something for everyone.

The rooftop terraces offer stunning panoramic views of Billund, although it was rainy, and the Masterpiece Gallery showcases incredible LEGO sculptures. The attention to detail and love for the LEGO brand are evident in every corner of this attraction.

The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, and the interactive exhibits are engaging and educational. Plus, the gift shop is a dream come true for LEGO collectors.

In summary, the LEGO House in Billund is a true testament to the magic of LEGO, and it's a place where dreams and bricks come to life. It's an unforgettable experience that will leave you with a sense of wonder and inspiration. Don't miss it!

Ultimate experience for any LEGO fan out there. The restaurant was a lot of fun and the food was great, and the experience so funny! The museum itself was great, with many play experiences and educational experiences.

All in all, very much worth it ❤

Amazing place to see the beautiful work of art come alive with bricks of Lego. It was fulfilled all the way. There are many attractions and wonders to take to feed the eyes. The staff team was great and well-informed.
There are over 10 different attractions to experience. Cities built from bricks of Lego and so many beautiful scenery to view.
We had a blast and would absolutely recommend it to everyone.

Our first visit. Had a good time. Lots of different, creative game stations that our kids really enjoyed. Not just the kids. The staff were super friendly. We were able to fill a day with the program in the Legohaus with ease.

It is a very good place to spend a day. I stayed with my family all day from 10 AM until the end of the day. There are many places to play and you don't have time to get bored. You can built both with duplo and with classic lego.

Amazing place with incredible and huge sculptures made from LEGO. So much interactive play for kids and adults. Glad we went and would go back. Fascinating to see one of the machines making the free LEGO on the ground floor too.

This review is about the center of the Lego universe, the legendary Lego house, Denmark’s most famous attraction. If you are on a holiday in Billund, then this you must visit.

THE LEGO STORE:
One of Denmark’s 3 Lego stores, this has the all-new Lego sets, custom Lego minifigures, and exclusive Lego it is a must-visit if you go to the Lego house.

THE WORLD EXPLORER:
With a population of 2,500 minifigures, this is a massive Lego city, but it's not just urban though. There's a huge mountain, atop of which you can see a small town that has a church, a ski area and everything. The whole world explorer has 1,973,277 bricks to build it. What's more, everything you see is made out of Lego bricks and it has 4,270 computer-controlled LED lights as well.

THE MASTERPIECE GALLERY:
You only can have your displays shown at the masterpiece gallery if you are a master Lego fan. The builds here include cameras, famous scenes built in Lego, and 3 huge Lego dinosaurs.

THE STOP MOTION AREA:
The stop motion area is where you can make Legos come alive with pictures, and the end result is so good. You don't have to queue for long and the staff are very helpful.

THE VAULT:
This bit of the Lego house has all the history about Lego you need to know, including a timeline about it, made with lego sets though the years.

Great place and view from the inside and outside. Outside there are loads of places for children (and adults) to play. Inside there is a giant tree made our of Lego bricks - over 7 million pieces! There is also a Lego store and a lot of restaurants and great experience from the extra rooms and attractions(you need the annual Lego pass). Overall very good, barely any queues. Great! Recommend coming here!

A fantastic way to engage with LEGO for kids & adults alike. An interactive museum with displays of exceptional builds as well as dozens of different open build activities designed to expand the possibilities of LEGO, explore, & play.

There is an excellent history of LEGO section at the bottom of the LEGO House.

Also the coffee was very good! ☕

It's a real fun experience and the staff is super nice to.

It really is heartwarming to see young kids and older people like you build lego and share it with everyone there.

And the restaurant is unique and great too.

It's not just for kids like Legoland thats why i Personally enjoy it a lot more!

Would recommend to anyone who's in Denmark!

10/10

This place is amazing. We originally didn’t think we would spend that much time here. It’s not a huge space but there is so much to do. The kids will spend hours building various things in the different color coded areas. You should definitely book tickets in advance. They won’t have any available even early in the morning.