Winter holiday in Denmark: Enjoy fun indoor activities
A winter holiday calls for child-friendly indoor activities where kids and adults can get active together. LEGO® House in Billund is the perfect destination. Since 2017, our experience center has welcomed LEGO fans of all ages to enjoy fun activities and creative challenges. Here, play knows no bounds. Build whatever your imagination inspires, and experiment with new building techniques. Are you planning a visit with your family? Read on to discover what awaits you at LEGO House and book your tickets.
What is LEGO House?
LEGO House is known worldwide as the Home of the Brick™. Both our building design and interior are crafted around the essence of the iconic LEGO brick. With more than 25 million LEGO bricks under one roof, we serve as a global destination for families, LEGO fans, and curious visitors alike. Everyone is welcome at LEGO House, whether you are an eager beginner or an experienced master builder. We offer something for everyone: DUPLO® for the youngest guests, missions for those who love a challenge, impressive exhibits, and historical collections.

What can you experience at LEGO House during the winter holiday?
Step into our LEGO universe, designed to spark creativity and curiosity. At the heart of the house are four interactive Experience Zones, each inviting you to play and learn in a unique way:

Red Zone
The creative zone is dedicated to free building powered by imagination. Here, you can bring your wildest ideas to life, building small or large structures filled with detail. Take a seat by the large LEGO pools and admire the LEGO waterfall in the background.

Yellow Zone
Bring your creations to life in an interactive digital universe. Build colorful plants out of LEGO bricks or assemble whimsical sea creatures, then scan them and watch them swim across large screens. It is a vibrant space focused on emotions, shapes, and movement.
While many activities are tailored to school-aged children, the youngest family members haven't been forgotten. In every Experience Zone, you will find dedicated DUPLO play areas where toddlers aged 1–3 can play, stack, sort, and explore bricks at their own pace.
Explore our exhibitions, historical collections, and dining options
At LEGO House, the experience extends far beyond the four Experience Zones. You can also explore:
- Masterpiece Gallery: Take your time admiring some of the world's most extraordinary LEGO models created by passionate fans at our Masterpiece Gallery. You will also find three giant LEGO dinosaurs built using three distinct LEGO brick systems: DUPLO®, SYSTEM®, and TECHNIC®.
- History Collection: In the basement, a historical journey awaits. Discover how a humble beginning in a small carpentry workshop grew into a global phenomenon that continues to inspire creative minds across generations.
- The Roof Terraces: Need some fresh air during your visit? Head outside to our play areas on the nine roof terraces. Kids can burn off energy on the climbing structures while adults relax with a hot drink.
- LEGO Store: The building features a large central plaza that is accessible without a ticket. Here you will find the official LEGO Store, stocked with everything from the latest sets to exclusive LEGO products available nowhere else.
- MINI CHEF: Hunger doesn't have to interrupt the play. At our family-friendly restaurant, MINI CHEF, you order your meal using LEGO bricks. Once ready, your food is delivered by our two service robots, Robert and Roberta. MINI CHEF is especially popular during holidays, so we recommend booking a table well in advance.
- BRICKACCINO: If you prefer a quick and casual break, our cosy café BRICKACCINO offers delicious sandwiches, hot drinks, and sweet treats so the whole family can recharge for the rest of the day's adventures.
Become a master builder at LEGO Masters Academy
If you want to try out new skills, you can sign up for the LEGO Masters Academy. The academy offers workshops across three levels, giving kids and adults the chance to test new building techniques, get inspired, and build LEGO models to take home.
- Family Fun: An introductory workshop where children aged 5 and up can build and create alongside their parents, collaborating on beginner-level challenges. Duration: approx. 60 minutes.
- Basic Skills: Go a step deeper with an introduction to creative building techniques that you'll get to put into practice. Suitable for children aged 5 and up. Duration: approx. 75 minutes.
- Advanced Building: Tackle more technical and complex building techniques. This workshop is designed for anyone aged 10 and up looking for a fun challenge and a real sense of achievement. Duration: approx. 90 minutes.
Our instructors guide all participants throughout the session, helping you learn to think like real LEGO Masters.

Plan your visit to LEGO House
LEGO House is open from February through December, closing for most of January to prepare for the new season. Check our online calendar for upcoming winter holiday events. If you plan to visit multiple times throughout the year, an annual pass might be the perfect choice. You can choose from:
- Fun Pass: Access from November through March.
- Creativity Pass: Year-round access, excluding peak season (July and August).
- Imagination Pass: Unlimited access on all opening days throughout the year.
Children aged 0–2 enter for free, and all children under 13 must be accompanied by at least one adult.
If you are looking for indoor winter holiday activities that seamlessly combine quality time, creative expression, and hands-on learning, LEGO House in Billund is a fantastic choice. Both children and adults can enjoy memorable building experiences and challenge themselves to try something new. Book your tickets online to guarantee entry on your preferred date.
LEGO House is open throughout the winter holiday from 10 AM to 7 PM. This gives you plenty of time to explore all our Experience Zones, take meal breaks, and draw inspiration from our exhibits and historical collections. Be sure to check our online event calendar to see specific events happening during the winter holiday.

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