The original Disney Castle is still available from the Lego website, for £344.99, as well as the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ Cottage and various mini-sized castle sets for just £34.99.

Not only is Lego's Disney Castle the biggest Disney Lego set to date, but at 4,837 pieces, it is one of the biggest Lego sets ever, Disney or otherwise. Even though that piece count also makes it ...

The castle is based on the animated version of Beauty and the Beast from 1991. I would say sorry Emma Watson, but she has too many minifigures as Hermoine Granger anyway. The LEGO rendition of the ...

Shopping Lego unveils 5,000-piece Disney Castle set packed with interactive fairytales Updated: Jul. 11, 2025, 12:47 p.m. | Published: Jun. 02, 2025, 7:10 p.m.

So far as costs go, this take on the Lego Disney Castle lives in the same sort of ballpark as the previous version; it weighs in at $399.99 via the Lego store or £344.99 if you're based in the UK.

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In addition to the stellar Krusty Burger set from The Simpsons, this summer has seen LEGO deliver a full-on journey back to the ’90s with its massive Beauty and the Beast Castle set.

The Lion Knights’ Castle was a hugely important set for Lego to get right. After all, Castle fans might be feeling a little left out, with only the Creator 3 in 1 Medieval Castle (31120) and ...

For Lego’s 90th anniversary, it’s reviving its classic Castle theme with the $400 Lion Knights’ Castle set coming this August. At 4,514 pieces, it’s the toymaker’s most intricate Castle ...

The LEGO Hogwarts Castle and Grounds, Set #10323, retails for $169.99, and it is composed of 2660 pieces. It is available to preorder at Amazon now, with a release date of September 1.

Of course, the 6020-piece LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle 71043 is the ultimate option, but you’ll have to pay $469.99 on Amazon for it.

A scale model of Norwich Castle made of nearly 5,000 Lego pieces has gone on display. It measures 32cm (13 inches) square and was made by Austin Goreham, who works for Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service.