LEGO Brick Building Exhibition

What to expect

The LEGO exhibition in Wroclaw is not a museum with a collection but an exhibition of brick models on the 2nd floor of Sky Tower at ul. Powstańców Śląskich 95, run by Klockomania, a company from Bielsko-Biała. The organiser itself states that it is not affiliated with the LEGO company.

On display are 150 models built from 15 million bricks. Next to them there is a play zone with interactive attractions, where you can build your own constructions.

The Wroclife news site wrote on 16 January 2026 that the exhibition had returned to Sky Tower after a break, and the organiser assured that the display was one hundred percent new and much more advanced than the one shown in Wroclaw before. According to the organiser, anyone who came here before the break will therefore see different models.

For an extra charge you can see a second exhibition on the same day, the Selfie Gallery (Galeria Selfie), which the organiser describes as interactive fun for family and friends. On Google Maps the brick exhibition has 4.5 out of 5 from 1963 reviews (read on 25 October 2026).

Who it suits: families with children, since the organiser calls the exhibition one of the best attractions for the whole family in Lower Silesia, and the play zone lets you put together something of your own. The exhibition is adapted for people with disabilities and for pushchairs. Who should skip it: anyone looking for museum collections or the history of the city - for that, the Depot History Centre (Centrum Historii Zajezdnia) is the better choice.

How long: according to the organiser, an average visit takes about 2 hours, and there is no time limit. Allow 2 hours, and more with the Selfie Gallery. A standard ticket allows only one entry, so plan a meal break before you go in or after you come out.

Tips

• Buy your ticket online. An online ticket is cheaper than at the box office, both on weekdays and at weekends, and online ticket holders skip the queue. The price in the practical information box (standard ticket 43 PLN (about 10 EUR)) is the box-office price from Monday to Friday.
• Cheaper on weekdays. On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays tickets cost more than from Monday to Friday, both at the box office and online. The current price lists are valid until 23 December 2026; for a later visit, check the new ones.
• The “2+2 and more” ticket. It lowers the price per person but requires at least four people, including no more than two adults. The Large Family Card (Karta Dużej Rodziny) is not honoured here, so large families will not get a discount with it.
• Who goes free. Children up to 95 cm tall, children up to 18 with a disability certificate together with their legal guardian, and residents of children’s homes go in without paying, but only for individual visits.
• One entry per ticket. Once you leave the exhibition, you cannot go back in on the same ticket. Only the COMBO ticket gives access for the whole day, on the basis of a VIP wristband.
• No day off. Hours: Mon-Sun: 10:00-19:00, that is open every day, including non-trading Sundays (when most shops in Poland do not trade).
• Pushchairs and cards. You do not have to leave a pushchair outside the exhibition, and Google Maps lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance and toilet. You can pay by card at the ticket offices and in the shop.
• Groups on weekdays only. The group offer applies from 15 paying people and only from Monday to Friday; groups get a free cloakroom, and for every 10 children one carer enters without paying. Group prices, with and without a guide, are on the organiser’s website.

Getting there

• Address: ul. Powstańców Śląskich 95, 53-332 Wrocław, 2nd floor of the Sky Tower building.
• Tram: the nearest stop is “Wielka”, about 91 m from the building; according to the timetable in the city’s open data, tram lines 2, 6, 7, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23 and 24 stop there. The organiser itself names lines 2, 6, 7, 17 and 20.
• Bus: lines A and 125 stop at “Pl. Hirszfelda”, about 205 m from the building; the organiser names the same two lines. Line 125 also stops at “Komandorska” (about 346 m), and line 144 at “Zielińskiego” (about 360 m).
• From the station: according to the organiser, the railway station and the coach station (PKP and PKS) are about 1.5 km from the exhibition.
• By car: you can park in the underground car park or look for a space near the building; Google Maps also lists wheelchair-accessible parking.