Lego Store Copenhagen

Toy store · Dyrkøb

Lego Store Copenhagen

Toy store · Dyrkøb

Vimmelskaftet 37, 1161 København, Denmark

Highlights

Step into this vibrant Lego flagship store in Copenhagen, packed with colorful bricks, friendly staff, and endless creative possibilities for fans of all ages.

Vimmelskaftet 37, 1161 København, Denmark Get directions

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"Visit the Flagship Lego Store along the Stroget Denmark is the home of Lego and if you're traveling with kids in Copenhagen , it shouldn't be missed. It's located along the Stroget – the pedestrian shopping district in the city center of Copenhagen . You can either split up with one adult takes the kids to Lego and the other can browse the other interesting shops or you can do it all together (we held the Lego store out as a carrot to keep the kids engaged and in check). Flagship Lego stores have exclusive Lego sets that you can't find elsewhere. There are also building stations and a fascinating video monitor that will bring a set to 3-D life if you hold the box in front of the camera. They also have a huge pick-a-brick wall where you can pick up missing pieces or just get creative."

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Yang U

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Many displays and wide choices available. Very friendly and welcoming staff, as always 😊. Good keychains or diy lego as souvenirs. Pricewise, seems decent and sensible for the object. During the festival season lots of festive christmassy pieces up for grabs for gifts or treats for yourself 🎄

Insect Guy

Google

Just like any Lego shop this one was amazing. It's quite big with lots of stock and wonderful displays. It can be crowded at times because of its main location, so it will take a bit of time to explore the shop. Making your own Lego character section is usually crowded, so if you plan to do that definitely allot some time for this. Overall a nice shop with friendly staff. A must visit for any Lego fan visiting Copenhagen.

journalista

Google

If you are a nerd you will love this place. There was a short wait to enter the store (it was free). Inside it there were a few samples of life size objects. Take a look at R2D2 in the pictures. It consists of 16463 pieces and took 135 hours to complete! There are lots of options of things to buy (nothing is cheap, it is LEGO after all). They got Harry Potter, Star Wars, cars, Ninjago, make your own characters... The cost of 3 figures you can make is around 10 Euros.

amit dhungel

Google

Located on the famous Strøget street—a pedestrian-only street—this flagship LEGO store is quite busy most of the time. I visited twice, both as an exploring tourist and as a customer. I bought a LEGO Friends set for my daughter. The night-view picture is from my visit in November, while the daylight view is from my visit in July/August 2024. This store offers a wide assortment of LEGO products. You can also purchase a variety of loose bricks in mix-and-match sets, which make a great gift for a child who loves to explore their building skills without following structured instructions.

Ming Wei Lee

Google

Located right beside the Pandora flagship store, this Lego Flagship Store is hard to be missed. Well stocked with many of their famous collections and also at various price points, there's definitely a set for everyone. There's also a DIY minifig section too.

Google

I loved this store but I wished the Denmark-only collection could have been sold here too! That would have been so fun, but we were told by the staff that it would only be sold at their flagship store three hours away :(

Debbie Fogel

Google

They have a bit of everything. Most unique is the build your own wall. Fill a box of pieces to make your own creation. Also has a nice Lego wall, characters, and bench upon entering. Was hoping for unique sets, but not available unless you go to the factory store a couple of hours away.

S B

Google

Fantastic store. Staff are great, really friendly. Had a demo table where you could build and keep a little Easter chick for free. A hide and seek Easter egg challenge to win a prize. Lots of sets on display and a huge amount of stock. Lots of stamps for the Lego passport too.

Bojan P.

Yelp

Abby S.

Yelp

Fun tourist stop. Well run, very clean. Especially loved the city streets made of legos.

Jonathan S.

Yelp

We came in here about 15 minutes before closing, we didn't have a chance to fully enjoy all of this store's offerings. Employees treated us promptly as we entered the store and were very pleasant despite nearing closing time. We were offered to build a free Lego block to take home just for visiting the store (must build in the store, but since they were closing we were able to take the remaining pieces and finish it up at our hotel. They have a second one floor, but we did not have the time to check it out. Will return on another day to fully check out the store. This is a great pre-experience prior to going to Billund to tour The Lego House tomorrow. This is a very nice store with lots of offerings if you are in Copenhagen.

Marlon T.

Yelp

I grew up with Lego so I was very happy to check out a Lego store in its origin country of Denmark. I couldn't not buy something here so picked up their exclusive set: Hans Christian Andersen - 40291 - Book Storybook. They said you can only buy it in-store. As usual, all employees were very friendly. I mean, it's a kids store so they have to be welcoming and nice. Love me some Lego!

Marco T.

Yelp

Always friendly staff welcome you and engage in conversations. There's lots to see and try, as in practically every LEGO store. It's always a joy coming to these stores, for any age.

Ray S.

Yelp

If you grew up with Lego as a kid, this store will be very impressive. It's not just for kids, it is for all lego fans. This location is the flagship store in Copenhagen, Denmark most definitely you'll be amazed at the number of Lego pieces and combinations that exist on the Lego wall at this store. The employees there are really playful and fun and will make your visit very special. You can really get inspired and become very creative there. This flagship store has some very special lego sets that are very exclusive to this location. You will find some pieces like the LEGO of the Nyhavn that took the employees about 100s of hours to make. This store is located along the Stroget - the pedestrian shopping district in the city center of Copenhagen. Definitely worth the visit.

Lai P.

Yelp

This is the Lego flagship. We were excited on our way searching for this place. But it was a bit disappointing because it's rather small, not even as big as the store we have locally. There's a list of logos on the wall showing how it has evolved over the years. We didn't stay here long, the collections they have here is not any different from what we can get in the US. But if you a big LEGO fan, it's still worth coming here. It's at the the shopping street, one of the biggest attraction in the city.

Sebastien R.

Yelp

THE Lego store!!! To be honest... I'm actually disappointed, the store is not overly big to be in the capital of his home country. But anyway, they have everything. I miss a bit of the magic of Lego in this store. They could done more. And the things that they show are getting old (Like the old harbour). Also something that irritates me, when you come in you have a big lady minifigure. She is missing a hand since month's now. They really should repair it. Apart from that the staff is really friendly. And funny enough, every time I go there, I end up speaking German or French with the employees :) If you're visiting pay attention, Lego is more expensive in Denmark then in the US and Germany

Kenny C.

Yelp

So this is the original flagship Lego Store. Brace yourself, because to be honest, it's a bit underwhelming due to how small it is. But get past that, and they have so much cool stuff to play with and buy. I liked their Lego interpretation of Nyhavn though.

Emil L.

Yelp

You can make your own custom figures. That should be enough to convince you. You can also pick lego like it was candy if there is some pieces you need/want.

Andrew T.

Yelp

Oh god, it's the mothership. A place people like me should stay out of. A place that had better count towards my "Geek" Yelp badge. I've walked past quite a few times so far...but finally got there when it was open. And the inside is awesome. So many Lego kits, and so many of the crazy ones! They know what they're doing, labeling kits as hard to find - and charging close to $700 for the larger, rarer ones (like the Super Star Destroyer...drool...). Legos aren't exactly cheap. And Copenhagen isn't exactly cheap. So buying Legos in Copenhagen is not a value proposition. But I don't care, I just want to say I bought Legos from the homeland. So I find a smallish kit, something I can get in my luggage, the Sears Tower Lego Architectural kit. A piece of home, but a souvenir of my vacation. Aww. Now, that kit is $25 retail in the US, $18 on Amazon...and pushing $36 here. Wow. And this is really not that striking of a kit. It's not hard to reconstruct a square building with Legos. So I ask someone - do you have anything unique? Any like, Viking kits, or kits for any of Copenhagen's churches or palaces? A Little Mermaid kit? Anything with a local connection? Yes - we do have something unique...we have a refrigerator magnet of a small figure with a Danish flag on his chest. Cue the sad trombones, this is kind of a letdown. If he had pulled down a $100 kit that was somehow Denmark or Copenhagen related? I'd have bought it in a heart beat. Instead...well, I bought the magnet for $6. But they could have had more of my money. Aside from kits, you do have the ability to buy in bulk from an insane selection of loose pieces, so I guess I could have made my own kit...but it might have taken a while to design in the store. Ignoring the lack of Copenhagen related kits, they did have good Copenhagen related scenery - several different (and very good) recreations of Nyhavn in Lego, as well as very large models of the Life Guards (with big hats, so the Queen must be in residence) and people on bikes. It's worth stopping by if you're a Lego person, or if you want to watch a child absolutely melt the eff down with joy. But otherwise it's just a very good selection of standard Lego kits, with a few rare ones thrown in for interest.

Julie M.

Yelp

This review is for an awesome employee we interacted with on March 25th. We, unfortunately, lost the receipt with his name and a survey but he deserves praise for brightening our day. My wife and I were rummaging through the minifigs looking for just the right Lego ladies. We probably spent 10 minutes exploring body-pieces and accessories, including a sweet Viking vest. This nice employee approached us and said something like "We have one of these swords left which I've been saving for the right people-- would you two like it?" It was the perfect sword for our Viking warrior lady! This employee also rang up our order; he was so kind and sociable that we left the store with a little bounce in our step. Thanks friend!

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Bojan P.

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Abby S.

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Fun tourist stop. Well run, very clean. Especially loved the city streets made of legos.

Jonathan S.

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Marlon T.

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Marco T.

Yelp

Always friendly staff welcome you and engage in conversations. There's lots to see and try, as in practically every LEGO store. It's always a joy coming to these stores, for any age.

Ray S.

Yelp

Lai P.

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Sebastien R.

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Kenny C.

Yelp

Emil L.

Yelp

You can make your own custom figures. That should be enough to convince you. You can also pick lego like it was candy if there is some pieces you need/want.

Andrew T.

Yelp

Julie M.

Yelp