Billund is the home of the LEGO brick. Experiences here range from interactive play areas and miniatures to roller coasters, water activities and sculptures in green surroundings. Routes and trails also offer different focuses. When planning what you want to shape your stay, comparing these options can help you decide.

LEGO House, Miniland and LEGOLAND

LEGO House is an interactive LEGO experience. It contains 25 million LEGO bricks and inspiring play areas. Each experience zone is designed to encourage the development of new skills through play. So, alongside the bricks, trying things out and playing in the zones are central to the experience.

Miniland offers a different emphasis: there, you can experience places, capitals, small towns and famous buildings in miniature. 20 million LEGO bricks were used to build Miniland. The focus therefore differs: play areas shape the experience at LEGO House, while Miniland presents places and buildings on a small scale.

LEGOLAND adds roller coasters such as Flying Eagle, Dragen and X-treme Racers to this selection. Billund is also closely connected to the park historically: the first LEGOLAND park opened here. For planning purposes, the options are clearly distinct—interactive play at LEGO House, miniatures at Miniland and roller coasters at LEGOLAND.

Water, outdoor activities and sculptures

At WOW PARK Billund, outdoor activities include rope bridges, slides and underground caves. The Water World adds mini ships on small rivers and water games with buckets, dams and locks. You can also change the direction in which the water flows. Building, playing and changing the water’s course give this area its own focus among the outdoor activities.

Billund Sculpture Park combines artworks with a path through a green setting: the sculptures stand along a paved path in a lush area by Billund Bæk. This sets the park apart from the play and water attractions; here, sculptures and the route shape the visit. If you are interested in art outdoors, this offers a different emphasis among Billund’s experiences.

Playline, walks and cycling routes

The Playline connects the tourist attractions in eastern Billund with the town center in the west. Different thermoplastic graphics mark the surface along the entire route. These markings make the connection easy to recognize and provide a clear point of reference between the two parts of town.

There are also suggestions for several walks around Billund and selected places to visit. Seven cycling routes have been created for exploring the Billund area by bike. The options differ in their geographical scope: the Playline connects areas within Billund, while the suggested walks go around the town and the cycling routes cover the Billund area. When planning a trip, you can first decide whether you are looking for a connection within the town, a walk or an exploration by bike.

Travel by train and bus

Vejle, Kolding, Fredericia and Give have train stations with bus connections to Billund. The buses stop directly outside LEGOLAND; there is also a bus stop directly outside the park. If you plan to use one of these train-and-bus connections, check the timetables before you travel.

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