Ever dreamed of visiting the Empire State Building, Arc de Triomphe, Big Ben and other world-famous landmarks? Thanks to Ryan ‘The Brickman’ McNaught, Melburnians can explore a world of epic LEGO masterpieces and learn about some of mankind’s most amazing achievements from all over the globe, in a fully interactive, educational experience. The global exhibition, and the largest LEGO exhibition to ever come to Melbourne, opens at the Melbourne Museum in April. More than fifty awe-inspiring models will be on display, taking visitors on a hands-on, educational journey through history. Kids and adults will come face-to-face with LEGO versions of world famous landmarks including a giant LEGO Arc de Triomphe, LEGO Empire State Building with King Kong, LEGO Big Ben, a LEGO Leaning Tower of Pisa and even a LEGO version of Michelangelo’s statue of David. Exhibition visitors will have the opportunity to learn along the way and discover more about each attraction – real life and LEGO life! As well as being immersed in the incredible LEGO creations, there will also be a number of interactive hands-on activities to take part in. Duration is approximately 1.5 hours, all customers are advised to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to their timed session. Price $25-$35, family $95