Kundeservice: 00800 5346 5555 Vær med til at bygge månedens minimodel i din LEGO® Store butik! Byg en LEGO® model af et Næbdyr den 2. Før musen hen over nyhedsbrev for at se oplysninger! ANMOD OM ET GRATISLEGO KATALOG HOLD DIG OPDATERETMED LEGO NYHEDER Customer Service: 00800 5346 5555 Visit the LEGO Store! Join in the LEGO® Store Monthly Mini Model Build! Build a LEGO model of Platypus on 2nd March! Mouse over newsletter to see details! REQUEST AFREE LEGO CATALOG STAY TUNED WITHLEGO NEWS The LEGO Group, one of the world's best-known Danish toy manufacturers opened a flagship LEGO Store in the centre of Copenhagen in December 2010. Find exclusive LEGO sets LEGO flagship stores are larger than average and carry a wide range of products, including exclusive and difficult to find sets that are not available elsewhere. Thus you will also find a full selection of classic LEGO products and branded merchandise for all ages.
In the store you can see the new award-winning LEGO Games, Harry Potter-themed sets, the best-selling CREATOR and CITY lines, and LEGO DUPLO sets for pre-school children. A store with room for playing The LEGO Store is situated at Vimmelskaftet 37, on the famous pedestrian street Strøget. It is arranged in three main areas: The "Pick-A-Brick Wall", offers the option to choose and purchase in bulk specific LEGO bricks and elements in a variety of colours and shapes. The "Living Room", an interactive play area in the centre of the store, gives you and your kids a chance to build and create with LEGO products, view out of the box displays or just take a break from shopping. Finally, a "Brand Ribbon" runs the circumference of the store, featuring LEGO model displays, company history and fun facts to entertain guests. The Brand Ribbon has been created by LEGO fans in Denmark who have put together displays that represent Copenhagen. The LEGO Group is a privately held, family-owned company, based in Billund, Denmark.
It was founded in 1932 and today LEGO products can be purchased in more than 130 countries. Find a route to this destinationEverything your children dream of In the LEGO Shop you can get everything your children dream of. We carry a wide selection of the popular LEGO bricks. You will also find LEGO clothing for children - good quality children's clothes in great colours and materials. "Only the best is good enough” Guided by the company spirit: "Only the best is good enough”, LEGO is committed to the development of children and aims to inspire and develop the builders of tomorrow through creative play and learning. Children deserve the very best. Earn and burn Advantage-points in this shop You get plenty of advantages inside and outside of the airport. Membership is free, and you can join no matter how often you travel and whether you travel business or leisure. READ MORE AND SIGN UP HERE Are you sure you want to cancel this order? Remember to create the order again if you want to restore it.
Yes, cancel my order Lovely shop, pictures welcomed of the large constructions. Some items available that are limited availability to that location. I buy two small Lego(Beauty and the beast) as a souvenirs to my friend , Cindy help us sign up a loyalty program and give us a big smile. I think it's safe to say that everyone knows someone who's had, or still have, Lego. If you get to Copenhagen, and you like to see something different, take a look in the Lego Store. Always nice displays and the current new items on display. “Nostalgi för de äldre, nyfikenhet för de yngre.” This nice store welcomes you with huge figures made with legos. You can find lego pieces which you can play/build for free. It is really cool, espacially if you didnt play with them for a while. Definetely worth to have a look at if you are visiting Copenhagen. Great place to visit as lego is something Denmark is famous for. Has brilliant displays and very friendly and helpful staff.
Very impressed by the large lego displays and thee variety of lego sets. We purchased gifts for our grandchildren which were eagerly received. Would recommend this store. This is one of Copenhagen's 'must see' places. I had never been to a Lego Store before and for me this was a travel back to my childhood. It's amazing to see all the different kinds of pieces, you can literally do anything you want with them. You can also play a bit in the store. The problem though is... really fun place to go especially if you have kids however it is really expensive ( but nordic countries are expensive in general) For a LEGO addicted it is a absolute joy.the day we went there,my son made me wait for the Store to open just outside,to ensure he was the first one to enter. The persons who work there are so nice and willing to help. A must visit to a LEGO addicted Our daughter loved it after a day of sightseeing. Small shop - full of Lego & Duplo goodies. Take a fat wallet!
Kids loos would be good. Great that most days it's open til 7pm Published on June 6th, 2015 | I have 3 absolute and unexplainable passions in life: filmmaking, running and Lego. So when I heard we were heading to Denmark (land of Lego), I knew I needed to make it my mission to visit the Lego Flagship Store in Copenhagen. Before the flight, I looked around the web, trying to find some brick themed info about the illusive Lego flagship. What could I expect to see? What would I expect to find? Would there be hidden gems of a bygone Lego age or an unreleased Minifigures exclusive only to the brave jet setting Lego fans? Could there be Lego lines long abandoned or sets so limited in release, they’d never even left the country? I had to know and after a very short Google search, I found mounds of underwhelming Trip Advisor statements eluding to pretty much nothing. Even Lego brick fanatic sites were less than helpful. But something deep and pure geek burned inside me, the Lego Mothership was calling, it needed to be seen.
Check out the video of our experience at the Lego Store, Copenhagen below: Well the Lego Flagship Store was big but it definitely wasn’t massive and it definitely wasn’t the biggest Lego shop I’d seen, (the ‘Big One’ at Legoland Windsor is about twice the size) but there was something quite magical about the place. From the scale Lego models of Nyhavn, to the incredible pick and mix wall and 15 foot high Lego mosaic in the entrance, the spirit of Lego creativity was strong in Copenhagen. Every new face that walked in (mostly adults) were whisked back to their childhood, sat on the floor creating universes of their own. Meanwhile every child rushed to the build stations and Duplo corner to build anything they could in the two minutes before their dad took over. Sadly, there were no old or exclusive models or sets forgotten by time, just the new ones already available in the UK. Also, the price was pretty expensive, being about 10% more than the UK. But the store was special and although it may not appear on any tourist map or Lonely Planet guide, I thing the Lego Flagship definitely deserves its place as a place to visit.