Hungarian LEGO heaven in one of Budapest’s malls – PHOTOS

Over the last 70 years, LEGO® became the world’s most famous construction toy, and the magic of the colourful building blocks captures the hearts of children and adults alike. LEGO® is more than just plastic toys, they are the perfect example of how simple things can grow into a cultural phenomenon. Many people around the world use LEGO bricks as a creative medium, and professional Hungarian builders create amazing constructions, realistic buildings, running vehicles, and many exciting attractions from the building elements.

In KockaPark, for only a small fee, you can explore the vast planetary systems of the Star Wars franchise in bricks, learn about the history of LEGO®, look around the streets of a huge interactive mega-city made entirely from LEGO® bricks with many moving trains, trams, and even a theme park. You can also travel to the faraway planet of Pandora from James Cameron’s Avatar or the world of pirates.

The Campona mall in Budapest is home to one of Hungary’s largest LEGO® exhibitions that is open all-year-round and is one of the largest LEGO® community clubs in the country.

With a whopping 1,400 m², you could literally spend hours looking at tiny details and would always find something new and interesting in every diorama they have.  It is an indoor “playground” that offers exciting attractions and programs for every generation. As they put it: “While the little ones can immerse themselves in the popular themes of LEGO® or the kingdom of fairy tales, the grown-ups can dive into the world of fantasy, WW2, movies, or creatures of historical works”.

The background for their high-quality exhibition is provided by the members of Hungary’s largest LEGO® club, and the creations you can find there are works of the members of the “Kockajáték Klub” and exhibitors of other domestic and foreign clubs that make the experience unforgettable.