LEGOLAND DICOVERY CENTRE OBERHAUSEN

 

LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER OBERHAUSEN
LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER OBERHAUSEN
Over 4 million LEGO® bricks, a LEGO® factory show, a 4D cinema, numerous model building workshops, a royal adventure and much more.
LEGOLAND OBERHAUSEN
LEGOLAND OBERHAUSEN
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PIRATE ISLAND
PIRATE ISLAND
Play area with lots of pirate-themed stations.
LEGO FACTORY
LEGO FACTORY
Join Professor Brick-by-Brick on a fascinating tour of the LEGO factory.
LEGO NINJAGO LASER LABYRINTH
LEGO NINJAGO LASER LABYRINTH
In the legendary land of Ninjago, Sensei Wu and his students Jay, Kay, Zane and Cole battle the ultimate evil.
CONSTRUCTION & TESTING
CONSTRUCTION & TESTING
Creativity is called for here! Build your own LEGO model and test the speed of your racing car or the earthquake resistance of your house!
PIRATE ISLAND
PIRATE ISLAND
Discover Pirate Island at LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Oberhausen, featuring a pirate ship, DUPLO jungle, knight's castle and other play areas.
LEGO STUDIOS 4D CINEMA
LEGO STUDIOS 4D CINEMA
A unique film experience awaits you at the LEGO Studios 4D Cinema! An exciting cinema experience with surprising special effects allows you to become part of an adventurous story.
CAFÉ
CAFÉ
You can take a short break from your discovery tour in the café.
LEGO SHOP
LEGO SHOP
Take some of the LEGO® magic home with you. Find the most colourful gifts in town at the LEGO® Shop!
EVENTS
EVENTS
In the LEGO® model building workshop, you have the opportunity to learn from our model builders themselves in a practical teaching and building session.
ADULT NIGHT
ADULT NIGHT
At our adult fan evenings, you can explore the Centre at your leisure with other LEGO fans.
Legoland Oberhausen
Legoland Oberhausen

LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Oberhausen
CentrO - Promenade 10
D-46047 Oberhausen
Phone: +49 7311 4611-5327
E-mail: oberhausen@legolanddiscoverycentre.de
Web: www.legolanddiscoverycentre.com/oberhausen/en

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Once upon a time, there was a man named Ole Kirk Kristiansen who lived in a small town called Billund in Denmark. Ole built his own business as a carpenter and made furniture. As the years passed, he decided to use his craft to make something different, and so the story began...

1932 Ole organised a competition among his employees to find a name for the company. He won the competition himself with the name LEGO.
1934 The LEGO® brick as we know it was invented and patented.
1958 The LEGO® brick as we know it was invented and patented.

LEGO® employees were often interrupted by visitors who wanted to see what could be built with LEGO bricks. One day, someone suggested, ‘Why don't we build a park where people can build with LEGO bricks?’ LEGOLAND® was born!

1978 The LEGO® minifigure is born
2007 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Berlin opens
2008 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Chicago opens
2010 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Manchester opens
2011 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Dallas opens
2012 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centres Atlanta, Kansas City and Tokyo open
2013 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centres Westchester, Toronto and Oberhausen open
2014 LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Boston opens

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