A detailed model inspired by a real London landmark, designed to be built and then displayed at home or in the office.

Key Features

• An extensive building project offering 3,745 pieces.
• The striking display piece measures 89 cm wide, over 35 cm tall and 19 cm deep.
• The bridge's appearance can be changed thanks to central lifting sections adjustable to an open or closed position.
• The Thames is depicted directly in the base, including a representation of river waves.
• Set number 21067 is part of the LEGO Architecture range and was released in 2026.

Once assembled, you'll have a large model of a London landmark with an adjustable central section that will stand out on a desk or shelf.

Use / Assembly

While building, you can use the LEGO Builder app. It offers a 3D guide, zoom and rotation of the model, as well as the ability to save and track your progress. The finished model is designed to be displayed at home or in the office.

The product contains small parts and the manufacturer warns of a choking hazard.

The digital instructions allow you to view the model from different angles and track your building progress along the way.

In the Box

• A double-decker bus and microscale cars complement the city scene.
• The towers are connected by a blue suspension walkway.
• The model includes a coat of arms referencing the first LEGO Tower Bridge set.
• The model can be complemented with a nameplate featuring the landmark's name.

Small traffic and architectural details complete the recognisable appearance of Tower Bridge and its surroundings.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and the company remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. The name LEGO was derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The current form of the LEGO brick, with its interlocking system using hollow tubes, was introduced in 1958.

The model is therefore part of a brick system whose current interlocking principle has been in use since 1958.