These Travel Destinations Are a Must for LEGO Fans

For LEGO fans, LEGO is not just a therapeutic way to de-stress; it’s also a perspective through which to view the world. After all, everything can be turned into LEGO.

Building the ideal world with tiny bricks is a kind of magical power, much like travel, which constantly brings us hope for a better life.

The LEGO City series is a treasure for travel enthusiasts. From intricate street scenes to city landmarks, from London’s red double-decker buses to the elegant Louvre, LEGO and travel form a wonderful connection—collecting beloved buildings and turning them into travel destinations. For LEGO fans who love to travel, this guide is the perfect checklist.

The magnificent and classic Tower Bridge is one of London’s most popular attractions and often appears in London travel souvenirs. It’s also one of the most sought-after buildings in the LEGO London theme. The completed Tower Bridge model is exquisite and makes an ideal desk decoration. Why not visit this historic bridge in person, gaze at the beautiful River Thames, and witness the moment the bridge opens for large ships?

Ticket price: £10.60, free with a Go City Pass.

The double-decker buses seen everywhere in London seem to carry the city’s most vivid memories. They are the first impression of London and a sight that people constantly miss after leaving. In London, it would be a shame not to ride a double-decker bus. Enjoying the London views from the top deck, a hop-on-hop-off bus tour is both comfortable and convenient.

London Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Ticket price: £34, free with a Go City Pass.

With its varied materials and interesting structure, the LEGO Louvre has become a sought-after collectible. Once you have this unique model, how can you not experience the real thing in person?

The Louvre, home to European artistic treasures, is a place of longing. The precious art collections are overwhelming—witness the original Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo, which always appear in books, right before your eyes.

Ticket price: €17, free with a Go City Pass.

Looking down at the skyline of New York from the 86th floor, taking in the city known as the Big Apple—the unique perspective from the Empire State Building is not to be missed. Whether it’s the bustling city during the day or the neon-lit lively nightlife, the 360-degree panoramic view makes it a must-visit in New York.

Ticket price: $44, free with a Go City Pass.

The most worthwhile place for LEGO fans to visit is, of course, Legoland! Built from 60 million LEGO bricks, it features a wide range of rides, interactive shows, and a very fun miniature America park, where you can tour mini versions of New York, San Francisco, and Washington. Here, you can see the infinite possibilities of LEGO bricks. Buildings, figures, and accessories built from LEGO are everywhere, full of dreamlike charm. Whether you’re a child or an adult, you’ll be amazed by the rich imagination that Legoland presents.

Legoland Florida

Ticket price: $106.99, free with a Go City Pass.

Bring your LEGO minifigure and set off! The scenery along the way will become a source of inspiration for your own LEGO builds.