Free-to-enter toy museum of large LEGO displays that trace the history of the brick and its themes, from pirates to Star Wars.
Brickz Museum is open in Milton Keynes from May through December 2026, a toy museum dedicated to all things LEGO. It's not just a collection of sets, though; it traces the brand's origins back to Billund, Denmark, in 1932, follows its growth into a global name, and shows how the bricks themselves are made. If you've ever wondered how those tiny plastic blocks actually come together, that's one of the things you'll find here.
The museum is run by a community of builders, and their large, unique LEGO displays carry you through a few different worlds. You'll find daring pirates, mysterious underwater creatures, and the vast galaxy of Star Wars, so there's plenty to look at regardless of what you're into. It's the kind of place where you can spend a good while just wandering from one scene to the next.
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One thing to keep in mind: the museum isn't licensed, endorsed or affiliated with the LEGO Group, and anyone under 16 needs to be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. It's at 34 Secklow Gate West, MK9 3AT, and it's running throughout the second half of the year, from May to December 2026, so you've got plenty of time to fit it in. Tickets range from free up to £94.00, depending on what you're after.
Date
31 October – 31 December
10:30
Price
Paid
Recommended Age
+6 years
