Mon. to Sun.: 09:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The permanent collection of the Museo degli Innocenti will dialogue with the temporary exhibition, in the over 2 thousand square meters’ spaces designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.

The I LOVE LEGO exhibition is an unmissable opportunity for all fans, families and children, who – until January 31, 2022 – will be able to spend a day in a magical and fun atmosphere that has as its protagonists those “prodigious” bricks that fascinated over 100 million people in the world. The permanent collection of the Museo degli Innocenti will dialogue with the temporary exhibition, in the over 2 thousand square meters’ spaces designed by Filippo Brunelleschi.

13 october 2021 – 31 january 2022. Museo degli Innocenti, Piazza della SS. Annunziata 13, 50121 Florence

13 october 2021 – 31 january 2022

Museo degli Innocenti, Piazza della SS. Annunziata 13, 50121 Florence

The exhibition

The legendary bricks, which have been part of everyone’s childhood, are back in the 2021 edition of the I LOVE LEGO exhibition. In Florence, it will be located in the Museo degli Innocenti, within the centuries-old institution of the Istituto degli Innocenti, which has always been committed to welcoming, defending and promoting the rights of children and adolescents.

Over 2 thousand square meters of exhibition space where the works of the collection of the Museo degli Innocenti, the Renaissance courtyards and the historic Verone Terrace, with a unique view on the Duomo, will dialogue in a continuum between history, present and future with the set-ups and colored reproductions by LEGO and with the many activities for adults and children that will be proposed within the event.

(Author of Campanile and Santa Croce is Luca Petraglia).

What to see

The temporary exhibition The Diorami

Not a simple exhibition, but an emotional journey, which will catapult us into our childhood: many magical reproductions of famous landscapes, monuments and architectural works.

There will be customized works for the Florence edition, including a huge reproduction of Giotto's bell tower.