Key Features

• Extensive building is ensured by 2,135 pieces.
• Set number 76454 is recommended for ages 10 and up.
• The assembled model measures over 67 cm in height, 36 cm in width and 14 cm in depth.
• The set was released in 2025.
• No batteries are required for play or display.
• The model can be connected with other sets from the LEGO® Harry Potter™ modular series to create a larger Hogwarts Castle.
• Featured elements include the Mirror of Erised and the Sorting Hat.

The result is a model over 67 cm tall that combines extensive building, play features and the possibility of further expansion.

Use / Assembly

• Trapdoors allow escape from the room with Fluffy.
• Devil's Snare is activated using a trigger.
• The set includes a flying keys play feature.
• The grand staircase leading to Dumbledore's office is rotating.
• The rooms with the winged keys and wizard chess can be removed from the rocky castle base for easier access during play.
• The LEGO® Builder app lets you zoom in and rotate the 3D model, track your progress and save sets.
• The product contains small parts that pose a choking hazard and is not suitable for children under 36 months.

Moving elements and removable rooms provide access to individual sections of the tower and expand the play possibilities of the assembled model.

Packaging

• Includes 12 minifigures: Albus Dumbledore, Dean Thomas, Ernie Macmillan, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Lisa Turpin, Marcus Flint, Nearly Headless Nick, Neville Longbottom, Percy Weasley, Professor Kettleburn and Ron Weasley.
• The packaging also includes figures of Fluffy, Hedwig and Fawkes.
• Also included are 6 out of a total of 14 collectible Hogwarts portraits.
• The retail packaging dimensions are 555 × 378 × 118 mm.
• The packaging weight is 3.53 kg.

Twelve minifigures and three additional figures allow a wide range of Harry Potter characters and creatures to be brought into play.

About the Brand

• The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen.
• The name LEGO was created by combining the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".
• The LEGO Group is still owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.

You are choosing a set from a family-owned brand with a history dating back to 1932.