Discover MINILAND
Our tips:
- Press the buttons
- Spot the details
- Come back in the evening
MINILAND
MINILAND is the heart of LEGOLAND Deutschland. Here, 140 model builders created a miniature world from more than 23 million LEGO bricks. Cities and landscapes from across Europe have been recreated at 1:20 scale. Dutch visitors will spot something familiar too: a landscape with windmills, and Amsterdam.
What will you see?
You stroll past Berlin with the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate, the Frankfurt skyline, the port of Hamburg, Venice, Switzerland and a Swabian village. Neuschwanstein Castle is built at 1:30 scale: it was the first model to be built entirely in Günzburg, from more than 300,000 bricks. The High Five section features five of the world's tallest skyscrapers, including a Burj Khalifa over five metres tall.
Fun facts
The LEGO Allianz Arena was built in 2005 from one million bricks and lights up with 5,000 LEDs. In 2025 the stands got new minifigures built by visitors themselves. The little harbour of Hamburg holds 146,000 litres of flowing water. And the Dutch greenhouses contain exactly 6,285 LEGO tulips. MINILAND has also recently become home to Klombo, the giant from the game LEGO Fortnite.
Discover MINILAND
Press the buttons
With buttons and joysticks you can set all sorts of funny actions in motion in MINILAND. At the Schwäbische Dorflandschaft, the cows moo at the press of a button.
Spot the details
Can you find the handyman on the roof in Frankfurt, or the LEGO figure with binoculars?
Come back in the evening
When it gets dark, the street lamps and houses light up. During WinterWonder LEGOLAND there's even a laser show above MINILAND.
Visitor information
MINILAND is a walk-through area with no height restrictions and no queue. Cars, planes, trains and boats drive and sail around. Voices and music play from hidden speakers. Take your time: you'll discover something new every time.
From the train
The LEGOLAND Express runs past MINILAND, and from the Tret-o-Mobil you look down on it from above. In winter, MINILAND may even be covered in snow.
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