Explore Kockapark’s month‑long LEGO exhibition in Budapest: jaw‑dropping builds, giant playhouse, creative missions, and group discounts for families, schools, and fans at Nagytétényi út 37–43 in 2026.
when: 2026.01.05., Monday - 2026.01.11., Sunday
where: 1222 Budapest, Nagytétényi út 37-43.
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Budapest, Nagytétényi Road (Nagytétényi út) 37–43 becomes brick central in 2026, as a sprawling Kockapark exhibition and playhouse lands for eight consecutive weeks. The world-famous LEGO building toy isn’t just for kids here: Hungarian pros roll out jaw-dropping creations, from lifelike architecture to working vehicles and detailed dioramas that pull you in for a closer look.
Bring the Little Ones
This isn’t a static display. Kids dive into creative missions across token-based programs, then go wild in a giant LEGO playhouse stocked with hundreds of thousands of bricks. It’s hands-on, high-energy, and built to spark imagination while showcasing world-class builds by local talent.
Fun for the Whole Family
Every generation finds a hook. Younger visitors lose themselves in classic LEGO themes and fairy-tale worlds, while older fans explore fantasy, World War II scenes, movie universes, and meticulous historical builds. Tackling the event’s challenges is a creative workout for kids, and co-building turns the day into a shared memory for everyone.
Groups Welcome
Groups of at least 10 get discounted entry, plus optional guided tours, team activities, and build competitions. Creative games and treasure hunts are on the menu, and with prior arrangement, every participant walks away with a cool surprise gift.
Dates
Runs weekly in Budapest: 2026.01.05–01.11, 01.12–01.18, 01.19–01.25, 01.26–02.01, 02.02–02.08, 02.09–02.15, 02.16–02.22, 02.23–03.01. Location: 1222 Budapest, Nagytétényi Road (Nagytétényi út) 37–43.
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Family-friendly to the max: hands-on play zones, creative missions, and co-building make it easy to keep kids engaged for hours
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LEGO is globally famous, so the theme is instantly relatable even if you’re jet-lagged and not into niche hobbies
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Budapest is a well-known, tourist-friendly city with plenty to pair this with (thermal baths, Buda Castle, ruin bars)
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No Hungarian needed: the LEGO concept is universal, and staff at major Budapest attractions usually speak English
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Easy logistics for families and groups: discounts for 10+, guided tours, team games, and surprise gifts with prior arrangement
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Multiple weeks across Jan–Mar 2026 give tons of date flexibility for winter trips
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Compared to LEGO exhibitions elsewhere, this leans into elaborate AFOL-quality builds plus big free-play zones, not just static displays
Cons
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The venue’s Nagytétényi út location is in south Buda; it’s reachable by public transport but adds travel time versus city-center sights
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Winter timing means short daylight and cold weather, limiting outdoor combo plans the same day
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Some zones/themes (e.g., WWII scenes) may skew older; parents might need to steer younger kids
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If you’ve done Legoland parks or large brick cons in the U.S., the novelty is more about local builds than rides or massive IP spectacles
