The best LEGO souvenirs for everyone who loves Paris

There are few cities that evoke as much romance and wanderlust as Paris. The French capital has captured the imagination of generations and served as inspiration for various LEGO® sets over the years.

So we thought it would be a good time to make a list of sets for everyone with a love for this beautiful city. Come all the way Join us for a quiet walk along the beautiful boulevard of LEGO® sets with Paris as the theme and who knows, you might find a nice gift or a nice set to bring the atmosphere of the city into your home.

LEGO Art Mona Lisa

In 1503, the Italian painter and homo universalis Leonardo da Vinci began work on a portrait of the wife of a wealthy Florentine silk merchant. He was a genius, but had no idea that this small and basically unremarkable painting would become one of the most famous works of art in the world, recreated in countless posters, postcards, pictures and now LEGO® bricks.

Although the Mona Lisa was painted by an Italian, it is now synonymous in Paris. A trip to the Louvre to see it is at the top of any list of things to do in Paris. And now you can experience it without traveling to Paris, with the LEGO Art Mona Lisa, bringing this mysterious painting into your own home.

The image of this set is in bluer tones, instead of the yellow that comes from the aging of the real painting. This gives us an idea of ​​what the work of art must have originally looked like. You also get two options while building: with or without eyes, so you can choose a realistic or more abstract look.

The frame and painting are two separate models and the gold frame (with the most gold-colored parts in a LEGO® set to date) is removable, so you can also use it for your own images or other LEGO creations.

By the way, did we mention how many parts the set has? Exactly 1503. That is a reference to the year in which Leonardo started the painting. He probably would have appreciated it.

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LEGO Architecture Monument Collection: Notre-Dame of Paris

The spectacular Notre-Dame of Paris has stood on the Île de la Cité, surrounded by the River Seine, for over 1,000 years.

The LEGO® Architecture Monument Collection: Notre-Dame of Paris offers a building experience that takes you on a journey through time from the moment the foundation stone was laid to the majestic appearance of the cathedral just before the tragic fire of 2019.

Recreate all the authentic details, including the bell towers, rose windows and central spire surrounded by statues. The roof and towers are removable, so you can admire the columns and arches inside.

Do you like architecture or history (or are you looking for a gift for someone who loves them)? Then this is exactly what you need.

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LEGO Eiffel Tower

One of the most famous buildings in the world and one of the largest LEGO® sets ever. This set is approximately 149 cm high and consists of 10,001 parts, with which you can bring a piece (or actually a lot of pieces) of Paris into your home.

The set is a faithful representation of the geometric design including the elegant promenade below with lamp posts, benches, trees and foliage. This major project is not for everyone, but for those who reach the top it is an absolutely unforgettable building experience.

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LEGO Architecture Paris

Don't have room for the big one? Then this mini skyline of Paris is really something for you. This Paris edition features the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre, the Grand Palais and of course the Eiffel Tower and is part of our Architecture range, celebrating famous cities such as London, Singapore and New York. It is a compact set of 649 parts that fits nicely on your shelf and gives you a little bit of the City of Light in your home.

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LEGO Rose Bouquet

Admittedly, a bouquet of red roses is not unique to Paris, but it is still a beautiful tribute to the city of love. This set comes from the LEGO® Botanical Collection, a series of relaxing building projects of beautiful flower sets for the home. The bouquet contains twelve red roses in three flowering stages, four sprigs of baby's breath and long stems for a beautiful result. Now that's 'la vie en rose'.

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