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Billund

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Billund is the town in Jutlândia where Lego was born; the company still keeps its headquarters and factory there. It has an international airport, Legoland (opened in 1968), and the Lego House in the centre, with build zones and the company's history. Thirty kilometres away are the Jelling rune stones, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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What to see in Billund

Park

Legoland Billund

The first Lego park, opened in 1968 next to the factory, with rides for various ages, themed areas and Miniland, with cities and landscapes built from more than 25 million bricks. Open seasonally.

Museum

Lego House

The building of stacked white blocks in central Billund, opened in 2017 designed by BIG, with colorful build zones, the company's history, the 15-meter Tree of Creativity and roof terraces.

Historic site

Kongernes Jelling

In Jelling, 30 km from Billund, the two 10th-century rune stones of Gorm the Old and Haroldo Dente-Azul, the two burial mounds and the white church. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a visitor center.

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