LEGO Brick History is bringing some of the most pivotal moments from history to life in miniature at Berkeley Castle this spring 2026, providing a fantastic day out for history-loving families!
What to expect from LEGO Brick History at Berkeley Castle?
Created by expert LEGO builder, Warren Elsmore, this inspiring exhibition guides visitors through five categories of creations spanning The Arts, conflict, equality, exploration and transport, from the Big Bang to the discovery of DNA; Martin Luther King's iconic speech to the moon landings; cave paintings to the Sistine Chapel; the Viking invasion to the slave trade and the suffragette movement.
Presented within the storied walls of Berkeley Castle, which has played an important role in Gloucestershire's own history, LEGO Brick History brings the past to life in an engaging way – expected to be as enchanting for adults as it is for children.
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One of Gloucestershire's most fascinating historical attractions, Berkeley Castle was the scene of the brutal murder of a monarch – with LEGO Brick History visitors also being able to see the cell where King Edward II was imprisoned and died on their visit.
When is LEGO Brick History at Berkeley Castle?
LEGO Brick History is at Berkeley Castle from Sunday 10 May until Wednesday 10 June 2026.
Berkeley Castle is open from 11am until 5pm Sunday to Wednesday.
How much are tickets to LEGO Brick History at Berkeley Castle?
The exhibition is included in the price of admission to Berkeley Castle, which costs £17 for adults, £9 for children aged three to 16 and is free for under threes.
Family tickets for two adults and two children are also available for £48.
How to book tickets to LEGO Brick History at Berkeley Castle
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