Legoland in Germany travel tips and stories. Vacations ideas, cruises spa and resorts

The park, which covers the size of 25 soccer fields, is divided into seven subject areas. Every subject area was constructed with the thought that all of our heros, unconditioned by their age and in equal measure, have something to discover at the centers of experiment, rollercoasters, water attractions and shows. This is how the familiy altogether can spend the day exploring the park and experience something new. The core of the park is the so-called “MINILAND”. This is where famous buildings and landscapes in Europe were rebuilt with more than 25 billion LEGO® bricks and a lot of love for the details. In order to make MINILAND to look as realistic as possible, people, animals, cars, ships, trains and airplanes are moving when pushing a button, surrounded by the suitable background noises.

Panorama, shot from the Legotop tower. I used this tower as a big motorized panoramic head, shooting photos as it spinned.

You can’t miss this monumental sculpture at the entrance of LEGO® Akademie. Using the same brick size, a much greater smoothness could have been achieved, but keeping blocky look of LEGO was clearly deliberate.

Miniland is the heart of LEGOLAND, here the LEGO lover will get inspiration from lots of buildings and vehicules. Distinctive features of several European towns are modelled with LEGO bricks. Country choice reflects expected visitors origin: Germany with Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich, Italy with Venice, as well as Netherlands and Switzerla.

All over the park you meet LEGO sculptures and mosaics. Some of them are built with Duplo bricks (the giraffe, or the lion whose mane is done with Duplo monkeys…)

There are a few Technic sculptures, I especially appreciated the tyrannosaure based on one of the models of, Technic Control Center II that I own. The scale of this monster is about 25, but the impressive thing is that each Technic brick is synthetized with standard LEGO bricks.

All children between the age of 3 and 11 receive free entrance on the date of their birthday.
If you plan to visit LEGOLAND® Deutschland on two consecutive days and one of these is a child’s birthday, then you will need to purchase a one-day ticket for the child for the second day at the regular price.
All children between the age of 3 and 11 receive free entrance on the date of their birthday.
If you plan to visit LEGOLAND® Deutschland on two consecutive days and one of these is a child’s birthday, then you will need to purchase a one-day ticket for the child for the second day at the regular price.
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