Offers the assembly of a tram and a coastal scene with figures, animals and accessories for playing out stories by the sea.

Key Features

• The set contains 693 pieces for building and subsequent play.
• The finished tram model measures over 9 cm in height, 22 cm in length and 6 cm in width.
• A removable roof provides easy access to the interior, allowing minifigures to be placed inside.
• The interior and boarding area are complemented by steps, benches and vertical handrails.
• The building set is recommended for children aged 7 and above.
• The model is part of the LEGO City range and was released in 2026.

Children get a tram with an accessible interior and a coastal setting ready for creative play.

Use / Assembly

• The LEGO Builder app allows you to zoom in on the model, rotate it in 3D and track building progress.
• The digital building instructions on the LEGO website are divided into two parts.
• The set can be combined with other separately sold LEGO City models.

Digital tools make assembly clearer, and the option to combine sets opens up space for expanding the scene with additional models.

Contents

• The set includes 5 minifigures, among them a driver with a cochlear implant.
• Animal characters include a seal, a crab, a fish, a pug and a pigeon.
• The coastal scene features a pier, a pavement and a section of beach.
• Play possibilities are extended by a mobile ice cream stand and a fishing spot.
• Accessories include a fishing rod, a bucket, a life ring, a surfboard and gold coins hidden beneath the sand.

A diverse range of figures, animals and equipment makes it possible to create stories on the tram, on the beach and at the pier.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was formed by combining the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".

The company is headquartered in Billund, Denmark, remains privately owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family, and introduced the current form of the brick with its tube-based connection principle in 1958.

You are getting a building set from a family-owned company with a history stretching back to 1932.