LegolandLegoland, a km north...
LegolandLegoland, a km north of the small Jutland town of Billund, is a 10-hectare theme park built from plastic Lego blocks, and is not recommended to anyone who fears having their childhood writ both large and Lilliputian in 42 million pieces. Despite being Denmark's most visited attraction outside of Copenhagen, Legoland is Bleckobland unless you've got a preteen entourage or have always wanted to resolve the structural problems of building the Statue of Liberty out of plastic. The most elaborate reconstruction here is the three-million-block Port of Copenhagen exhibit, which features electronically controlled ships, trains and cranes.Legoland's popularity is partially responsible for turning Billund into Denmark's second-busiest airport. You can also get here by bus from Billund or bus from Vejle, to which there are frequent train services.
