MUSEUM
Castles, towers, neighborhoods, buildings, aquariums. At the Karalisbrick Brick Museum, there is truly everything! Rediscover your childhood or share a memorable day with your family by visiting our museum and its 11 themed areas on display. In Sardinia, the association that brings together and unites all builders and LEGO lovers is the Karalisbrick Cultural Association founded by Maurizio Lampis, who creates creations full of details and fantasy, real engineering masterpieces with original and current themes.
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Please note that during the week, the museum will only be open in the morning for cruise ship visitors and school groups. Reservations are required for packages and groups. We invite you to contact us for further information and special requests.
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PRICES AND USEFUL INFOMonuments of the World in Microscale
20 reproductions of world monuments, 15 of which are original LEGO Architecture sets, while 5 are original creations by Maurizio Lampis. From St. Mark’s Square in Venice to the Elephant Tower in Cagliari.
Aquatic World
A theme inspired by the animated film Finding Nemo (2003). All the main characters from the movie are present, from the little fish Nemo, his father Marlin, the forgetful Dory, Gill, and the turtle Crush. The diorama was created by Maurizio Lampis using a total of 5,000 bricks.
Castle & Pirates
The Castle & Pirates theme is one of the most popular fantasy dioramas in the Museum and one of the largest themes in the exhibition. An enormous medieval castle, a brave army fighting fierce pirates in search of gold and precious stones!
The Lord of the Rings
The Lord of the Rings is one of the most beloved sagas by fantasy enthusiasts and Tolkien fans. The theme depicts the Battle of Helm’s Deep between the fearsome Uruk-hai and the soldiers of Rohan, aided by their Elven allies and the most famous characters from the saga.
The Sardinia in miniature
This exhibition theme gathers some of the most representative monuments of the island, such as the Bell Tower of San Ponziano in Carbonia or the Basilica of Saccargia in Codrogianos, in the province of Cagliari. A fun way to discover and learn about the art and monuments of Sardinia.
CHRIBY, the City of Karalisbrick
The City theme is the largest and one of the most prominent themes of the Museum, redesigned by Maurizio Lampis into a colorful and highly original city called CHRIBY, which is constantly evolving.
The Ancient Rome
The area dedicated to ancient Rome will leave you speechless! Here you can admire the beauty of the Trevi Fountain, a unique diorama, in minifigure scale, entirely built by Maurizio Lampis, which has attracted the attention of the world press!
Star Wars
For fans of this saga, an area dedicated to the most famous and impressive spaceships, including the Destroyer or the Millennium Falcon, and to the most beloved iconic characters and settings.
May the force be with you!
Gigi Riva
This masterpiece consists of 12,700 bricks. The creation of this work took 45 days of meticulous effort. The official unveiling took place on November 7, 2023, on the occasion of Gigi Riva’s 79th birthday, where he personally signed the bust, making this tribute even more special.
Mosaic of Saint Efisio
The Mosaic of Saint Efisio is a wonderful representation of the martyr who saved Cagliari from the plague in 1656. This unique piece not only celebrates the faith and devotion of the people of Cagliari but also showcases the incredible detail and beauty that can be achieved with LEGO bricks.
Saint Efisio’s Carriage
A small reproduction of the carriage that carries the statue of the Saint during the annual procession, which takes place in May.
St. Mark's Square, Venice
St. Mark’s Square, a symbol of Venice, is made up of 170,000 bricks and was created over 8 months of work. Now internationally known, this work by Maurizio Lampis was sponsored by the City of Venice and represents a new and original way to communicate the beauty of the city to a fresh audience.
Trani Cathedral
The Trani Cathedral is composed of 80,000 bricks and took 6 months to build. The original structure is a true gem of Romanesque architecture. Its striking location and beauty have made it one of the most famous cathedrals in Italy.
The Titanic
In this exhibit area of the Museum, the moment of impact with the iceberg is depicted, created by Maurizio Lampis. The Titanic on display is a LEGO set made up of 9,090 pieces, at a 1:200 scale, and 135 cm long. It is considered one of the largest LEGO models ever. Authentic details include over 300 portholes, the iconic deck, lifeboats, benches, and a crane.
Piazza del Plebiscito
In 7 months of work, Maurizio Lampis has represented his fifth National Monument. After the 24 Sardinian monuments, the Trevi Fountain, St. Mark’s Square, and Trani Cathedral, it’s now the turn of the Campania Region with Piazza del Plebiscito in Naples.
Maurizio shares:
“My goal is to create a miniature Italy, and this year I decided to represent one of the most iconic symbols of Naples, Piazza del Plebiscito.
The micro-minifigure scale project required the use of 85,000 LEGO bricks, without the aid of any software, relying solely on photographic material.
I used as many photos as I could find online, and thanks to the help of friends from Campania, I managed to recreate as many details as possible.
In the square, you can admire two beautiful equestrian statues of Charles III of Bourbon and his son, Ferdinand I of the Two Sicilies, the two colonnades with 11 statues on their rooftops, the 3 domes, and even the buildings of Via Gennaro Serra, Via Egiziaca a Pizzofalcone, and Piazzetta Salazar, located on the sides and behind the diorama, which also features 3 engines for lighting.
My dream is to display it in its city of origin, as has happened with all my previous works. In addition, this year I wanted to go further by reproducing in mosaic form the symbol of all symbols of football, Diego Armando Maradona. This is my further tribute to a fantastic city called Naples.”