Lego has announced it is opening a new store in Bristol later this year.
While the iconic toy manufacturer's products are stocked in several shops across the city, this will be its first flagship branch.
It will be group’s seventeenth store in the UK, joining existing outlets in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Cardiff and more.
A spokesperson for the brand said the store will open in Cabot Circus in November, and will feature plenty for Lego fans to enjoy.
Features will include exclusive sets, the Build-a-Minifigure station, the Pick and Build wall, large scale Lego installations, interactive displays and the opportunity to collect VIP points.
Alison Wood of Lego Stores UK said: "We are so excited to bring a whole new play experience to all budding builders in Bristol.
"Whether you’re 1 or 100, there is something for you to get excited about – including the latest LEGO brick products and a range of exciting in-store play activities."
Lego stores reopened in England on June 16 after a prolonged period of closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
They now have a range of measures in place to protect employees and customers, including staff wearing PPE and additional cleaning.
Play tables, building demos and building events are still unavailable, while Pick A Brick walls are currently still closed, to try and prevent the spread of the virus.
The nearest Lego store to Bristol is in Cardiff's St David's Centre, which has a rating of 4.7 / 5 on Google.
