Day 155-156: Billund. Home of the Brick

Today we drove 3 hours to Billund, Denmark, a place that I have always wanted to go to, as this was the town where Lego was established. Basically the entire place ran around Lego.

When we arrived, we had lunch, and drove to Lego House which was exactly what I thought Lego land would be.

There were multiple rooms, each having different things inside, such as racing lego cars, making lego stop motions, building lego and making your creations come to life on a screen.

There was also a part at the end about this scientist who tried to find how many combinations he could make by combining 6 of the same coloured blocks. There were millions, and each person who visited got their own unique combination.

Afterwards, we drove past Lego headquarters and to the Lego Hotel, inside, we had Lego chocolate, and got 3 free lego sets.

In the morning we went to Legoland. We ere staying at the Lego Hotel, so we got early access. So we had the original lego land all to ourselves.

We looked at the original mainland models, before the park opened to the public. The entire thing was an amusement park, and I can't really think about anything interesting, except for I went on my first roller coaster!

We left, and made our way back to Hamburg, but when we were leaving the park I wanted to do one last thing.

There was this fish thing, and I attempted to build a stingray, but then these workers approached ys and asked if we wanted to product test a new top-secret lego set. I probably can't say more as mum had to sigh a non disclosure statement that we will keep the product secret.

But we did get a free lego set from that, which I somehow managed to build in the car driving back to Hamburg.