On Wednesday my husband and I decided to have a day time date. As much as we love our children we hardly ever get to do the things we wanted to do. So we headed into the West End for a bit of shopping and lunch without two children who need constant food and toilet breaks!We’re both adult fans of Lego so wanted to visit the new Lego Store in Leicester Square. I’d been invited to view it before it opened to the public and was gutted I couldn’t make it. It was our first stop when we got off the tube.The largest Lego Store in the World opened on November 17th. We’re so lucky to live near a Lego Store in Watford so were excited to see what the super duper new money-no-object Lego Store would feature. As we entered the store we saw giant models of famous London landmarks, including a Lego Big Ben, featuring a working clock face, which is illuminated at night – just like the real thing. There were Lego figures of famous Londoners too including Sherlock Holmes, a policeman and Judge.There was a life-size London Underground train you could sit in – perfect for taking selfies!

There was a famous London red telephone box, Lego London Underground map, Lego Post Box and amazing brick-built visual map of London around the walls of the staircase up to the second floor.buy lego commander codyWe were like two small children as we explored the shop! lego shop dunajIt was also great to see all the Lego ranges together and I can’t wait to take my 6 year old back so he can see the full range of the Lego Star Wars sets. shop lego englandThere was a lovely building area too, complete with Big Ben and London Bridge built from white bricks, perfect for building your own little scenes around.lego shop kleveIt’s a lovely store and, as it was first thing very quiet, so we could appreciate all the lovely details, such as the Lego bricks built into the walls! best buy lego blu ray

I can imagine it is slightly more manic at the weekend. We came away with a bag full of Lego goodies to make at home!Whilst we were in the West End we walked over to Covent Garden to visit my favourite Orla Kiely shop. buy large lego base platesAs we walked through Covent Garden we saw the amazing 700,000 brick Santa’s Workshop which has been built on the edge of the Piazza (opposite Paperchase).  It is free to visit and open until 29th December. Again, this is something I can’t wait to show my children.You can walk around the back and into Santa’s Workshop and see the elves making their Lego toys. There are lots of Lego favourites including the Millennium Falcon and the Porsche 911 GT3 RS (which is top of my husband’s list). Every single thing is made from Lego bricks, except for the flame in the fireplace. The Lego Father Christmas is particularly impressive. Definitely something to look out for if you are in Covent Garden this Christmas.

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Visited here yesterday 4/2/2017 with wife, daughter, son in law and 2 grandsons. We had to queue for about 20mins but lucky for us it was dry and sunny. We all enjoyed the visit having seen the shop getting ready for opening on a TV show. We love lego and have just introduced my eldest grandson to it with tonnes... The array of London theme lego structures in-store are incredible - this alone is worth a visit. However, a good range of lego sets and pick n mix available too. A great shop, filled with interactive activities in the queues and shop for kids. However had to queue in the rain, (which I didn't mind too much, as by limiting the amount of people coming into the store, it wasn't too crowded). Also slightly upset as I wanted to do a lego portrait as a Christmas present, but the machine... It looks great from the outside , please be prepared to queue if you are going on a weekend , once you step inside you are greeted with smiling assistants happy to take photos for you and your family with the various lego exhibits .

But the shop is small !!!! The opposite of doctor who 's tardis .... they... This is my shop that I love to go in again. Last week I took of lady's hat and I wasn't do good things. I won't be do it again because he's going to get away from that store. have been there for the first time and got me definitely surprised for how they created some icons of London. Prices are a bit high tho, but I enjoyed taking some pictures around as many other tourists.Big Ben made from lego and London tube made from lego were amazing to see. London scene made from lego was fascinating. What joy it was to return to London in the New Year to find a brand new Lego flagship store in Leicester Square! Literally there were cues lining up after sundown & this was the place to be. Before you even enter the store the Lego builds of Big Ben are just an incredible feat of architecture. For all Lego fans, big or small this is a must. Some amazing constructions to see and a chance to buy customised figures!