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We have a new LEGO Architecture set for January 2026, and it’s unlike anything we’ve seen before.
LEGO have officially unveiled 21064 Paris – City of Love, a brand new 958-piece model of the iconic Parisian cityscape, housed within a white frame that can either be hung, or displayed on its own.
Releasing on 1 January 2026 from LEGO.com and your local LEGO store, 21064 Paris – City of Love represents a bold and fresh new format for LEGO Architecture that seems to be inspired by LEGO Art with the colours, and composition of the model.
In the frame, you’ll spot iconic Parisian landmarks such as Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame de Paris Cathedral, the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre.
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In a way, it looks like LEGO have blended what they’ve done with LEGO Postcards, and the now-defunct (but still available) Architecture Skyline collection, but elevated with a more creative and sophisticated approach to interpreting a city’s most iconic features.
I’m in two minds about this. I do like traditional LEGO Architecture models, which have been such a mainstay in LEGO’s portfolio, but I also do like the different direction they’re going with, and I can imagine that this is just a sub-theme within Architecture, and we’ll still get large-scale iconic landmarks and buildings like 21063 Neuschwanstein Castle and 21061 Notre-Dame de Paris.
Check out more photos supplied by LEGO ahead of 21064 Paris – City of Love‘s release on 1 January 2026!
What do you think of this new LEGO Architecture format? Do you like what LEGO are trying to do with this?
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