Ciao, Venice: The LEGO Group floats new Icons set

• Brand-new LEGO set is a 5,682-piece love letter to Venice and its surrounding neighbourhoods, celebrating the architecture and culture of one of the world’s most iconic cities
• Packed with rich details, from a villa and artisan glassblowing workshop to an astronomical clock tower, gondola and a street piano that plays real notes
• Includes 17 Minifigures: gondoliers, musicians, tourists and carnival-goers in elaborate masks and costumes
• Available for LEGO Insiders Early Access from 1 November 2026 from LEGO.com/Venice and LEGO Stores

Venice’s iconic canals and centuries-old character are being celebrated today as the LEGO® Icons Venetian Neighbourhood (11388) set is revealed. With 5,682 pieces, this is one of the most intricate city dioramas in the LEGO Icons collection and marks the first time the LEGO Group has created a cityscape-style display model of this scale, inviting builders to capture the romance, rhythm and remarkable architecture of Venice with LEGO elements – no passport required.

Set along a bustling, brick-built waterfront, this set recreates a canal-side neighbourhood embodying the true spirit of the floating city. A luxury villa, artisan glassblowing workshop and astronomical clock tower line the water’s edge while an arched bridge crosses the canal below, where a gondola can glide through the scene. The diorama can be separated and rearranged into two distinct sections, or the roofs and floors lifted away to discover detailed interiors within each building.

With its richly layered architecture and display-ready silhouette, the model offers LEGO Icons collectors an ambitious new centrepiece build. The set is designed with playful, hands-on features that capture the enchanting atmosphere of the beloved city. Turn the small flower vase atop the street piano to play real notes or rotate the knob on the side of the clock tower to bring its astronomical calendar into motion.

The neighbourhood is also home to 17 Minifigures, bringing every corner of the storied scene to life. Gondoliers, musicians, tourists and two carnival-goers dressed in extravagant costumes and elaborate masks make up a delightful tribute to the traditions and festivities that the region is famed for.

The LEGO Icons Venetian Neighbourhood (11388) set will be available for LEGO Insiders* Early Access from 1 November 2026, and for all from 4 November 2026, priced at £449.99 / €499.99 / $549.99. Discover more and purchase at LEGO.com/Venice or visit your nearest LEGO Store.

Additionally, shoppers who purchase the set (11388) between 1 – 8 November will receive the LEGO Icons Venetian Water Taxi (40898) as a gift with purchase, available while stocks last**.

*LEGO Insiders membership required. T&Cs apply.

**T&Cs apply.

Product Information LEGO® Icons Venetian Neighbourhood (11388)

• Age: 18+
• RRP: £449.99 GBP / €499.99 EUR / $549.99 USD
• Product Number: 11388
• Pieces: 5682
• Dimensions: Measures over 19 in. (48 cm) high, 25 in. (64 cm) wide and 13 in. (33 cm) deep
• Available: Via LEGO Stores and LEGO.com/Venice
• LEGO Insiders Early Access: 1 November 2026
• For all: 4 November 2026

Gift with Purchase
LEGO® Icons Venetian Water Taxi (40898)

• Age: 18+
• Product number: 40898
• Pieces: 322
• Dates: 1-8 November 2026
• Minimum purchase: Shoppers will receive this gift when purchasing the new LEGO® Icons Venetian Neighbourhood (11388) set, while stocks last.
  
  
• Key features and functions: Bring a touch of Venice to your home or office with this LEGO® Icons Venetian Water Taxi (40898) décor building set for adults and travel lovers. This fun set features a classic water taxi and a dock setting, plus captain and tourist Minifigures, accessories and 2 pigeon figures for storytelling.
  
  

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