The LEGO® Store Copenhagen, Toy store in Copenhagen, Denmark
Le magasin LEGO® de Copenhague is a toy store on Vimmelskaftet, a busy shopping street in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark. The shop has large windows that let you see the displays from outside, and the inside is lined with shelves and tables carrying sets for all ages.
The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 in the Danish town of Billund, making this one of Denmark's most recognized home-grown companies. The Copenhagen store is part of the network of official LEGO stores that the company began opening in major cities from the 1990s onward.
One corner of the store has a station where visitors can assemble their own minifigure by picking heads, bodies, and accessories from a range of parts. A shared building table nearby invites children and adults to build freely side by side, making the visit feel more like play than shopping.
The store sits along the Strøget pedestrian area, which makes it easy to reach on foot from most central sights. A visit fits naturally into a walk through the city center, since the surrounding streets are full of other shops and cafes.
The store has a 'Choose & Build' wall where visitors can buy individual small parts by weight rather than purchasing a complete set. This makes it possible to take home very specific pieces that would otherwise be hard to find in standard sets.
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