Exhibition of Models Built with LEGO® Bricks

The Exhibition of Models Built with LEGO Bricks is a traveling exhibition that has found a popular home in central Rome, within walking distance of the Capitoline Hill, the Vittoriano monument, and Piazza Venezia. The exhibition showcases extraordinary LEGO-brick recreations of Rome's most iconic monuments — the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Trevi Fountain, and more — built from millions of individual bricks by skilled builders and presented in an accessible, family-friendly gallery format.

For families visiting Rome with children, the exhibition offers a clever bridge between the historic sights they're seeing on the street and a medium children already love and understand. Seeing the Colosseum rebuilt in LEGO gives children a new lens through which to appreciate the real monument they may have visited the day before. The scale models are genuinely impressive by any standard — not just for LEGO enthusiasts — and the detail work rewards close inspection.

Most exhibitions include a free-build area where children can get hands-on with LEGO bricks, which tends to be the most popular section for young children. The format is self-guided and accessible, making it easy to spend as much or as little time as your family wants. Located in central Rome, it pairs naturally with the Capitoline Museums, the Forum, or an afternoon walk around the Vittoriano monument.