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New LEGO set: Neuschwanstein Castle with 3455 pieces

Debora Pape
4.7.2025
Translation: machine translated

Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria attracts around 1.5 million tourists every year. No wonder LEGO is now including the building known as the fairytale castle in its "Architecture" series.

Neuschwanstein Castle is one of the most popular sights in Germany. If you want to save yourself the trip to Füssen, you will soon be able to build the famous castle out of LEGO bricks. This will also save you the frustration of other onlookers constantly walking through the picture when taking photos.

About the Neuschwanstein set

Unlike some other LEGO builds, this is not a «half» set. You can view and display it from all sides. A nameplate can be attached to the base. Whether this is necessary given the popularity of the castle is another question.

Even after completion of the building, the tinkering doesn't stop: The green leaves on the trees around the castle can be replaced with orange-coloured ones. This is how autumn arrives at your private Neuschwanstein.

The castle is part of LEGO's «Architecture» series, which features famous monuments from around the world, including Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, the Trevi Fountain in Rome and Himeji Castle in Japan.

Neuschwanstein also exists among the competition

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