LEGO Architecture unveils its most ambitious castle yet: Neuschwanstein

  • LEGO launches the Architecture set 21063 Neuschwanstein Castle with 3.455 pieces and numerous architectural details.
  • Inspired by the iconic Bavarian castle, the setting for Disney's famous Sleeping Beauty castle.
  • The model includes customizable elements such as interchangeable foliage between summer and fall.
  • Available from August 1, 2025, in LEGO stores and on the website, with pre-orders now open.

LEGO Neuschwanstein Castle Architecture model

LEGO has officially unveiled the Architecture 21063 Neuschwanstein Castle set., one of its most ambitious proposals within the line focused on emblematic monuments. This long-awaited new product, with NOTE 3.455, reproduces on a smaller scale one of Germany's most recognizable castles, located in the Bavarian Alps and known for its fairy-tale feel and connection to 19th-century Romantic architecture.

The royal castle served as inspiration for Disney's iconic Sleeping Beauty palace, making it doubly appealing to both history and European monument buffs and pop culture fans. The model measures approximately 46 cm wide by 31 cm high and seeks to faithfully capture both the exterior and some representative interior details, such as the famous turrets, gabled roofs and the main staircase.

Architectural details and functionality of the set

LEGO Neuschwanstein Castle details

El Set 21063 is aimed at adults and construction enthusiasts, placing itself in the line of major recent releases such as Notre-Dame de Paris or Himeji Castle. It stands out for the fidelity in the meticulous recreation of the main façade, with white walls and numerous windows, as well as the inclusion of towers and pinnacles that reflect the unmistakable German neo-Romantic style.

One of the most curious aspects is the system of “modular foliage”The trees and bushes surrounding the castle's base can be assembled in different configurations, allowing you to choose between a summer or autumn landscape, adding dynamism and customization to the model. In addition, the throne and details such as the famous swan sculpture, linked to the castle's history and name, are depicted inside.

The model's construction is based on advanced techniques, following the Architecture range's trend toward microscale and precision. No minifigures included, as the focus is on architectural reproduction and offering a meticulous assembly experience, ideal for both exhibition and gifting to art and architecture lovers.

Price, release date and comparison with other sets

The Neuschwanstein Castle set has a recommended retail price of $279,99 in the United States, £239,99 in the United Kingdom, and €269,99 in the Eurozone.It's available for pre-order now from the official LEGO website and other local retailers, with a release date set for August 1, 2025.

With its dimensions and level of detail, Neuschwanstein ranks as one of the largest and most expensive sets in the Architecture series.Designed for collectors and enthusiasts of European castles, it perfectly complements previous releases such as those of Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Trevi Fountain.

In addition to his imposing presence, The black base elevates the structure on a rocky relief built with earthy-toned bricks These simulate the cliff where the castle is located in reality. The name of the monument is displayed on a silkscreened piece, making it easier to identify in display cases or on shelves.

Edition for lovers of history and construction

This set represents a unique opportunity for those seeking an architectural building challenge and wishing to have at home a highly recognizable replica of a European symbolThe versatility of its display, thanks to the customization of the environment and the careful scale, make it especially suitable for those who have already collected other models in the series.

For many fans, the Neuschwanstein Castle symbolizes both the essence of classic fairy tales and the technical innovation of LEGO.A set that will undoubtedly attract attention in any collection and adds historical and cultural value to the Architecture line.

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