Lego Unveils Massive Venetian Neighbourhood Set
The detailed 5,682-piece model arrives this November featuring an intricate astrological clock and 17 minifigures.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Hobbies — General
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Lego has introduced a new Venetian-themed building set, identified as number 11388, which captures the architecture of the Italian city. The expansive model measures 64cm wide, 48cm high, and 33cm deep.
Why it matters
The set is designed for modular play, allowing builders to rearrange the buildings or remove roofs to inspect detailed interiors. It is expected to be a highly desirable gift during the upcoming holiday season.
The set retails for £449.99 and includes 17 minifigures along with a working astrological clock and a 3D-printed street piano. The model measures 64cm wide, 48cm high, and 33cm deep.
The players
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Lego is a global toy company known for its plastic interlocking brick systems and extensive line of complex building sets.
The details
The set features a working clock tower inspired by Piazza San Marco that functions via a side dial. Buyers who purchase the model between November 1 and November 8, 2026, will also receive a free Venetian Water Taxi gift set.
Timeline
November 1, 2026: Lego Insiders gain early access to purchase the set.
November 4, 2026: The set goes on sale to the general public.
November 1 to November 8, 2026: Gift with purchase promotion period.
Culture Shift
This set continues the evolution of the Lego Modular Buildings Collection by introducing complex mechanical features like working clocks to the urban architectural theme. The addition of specialized components like 3D-printed elements reflects a broader trend of integrating new manufacturing technologies into classic building sets.
Collectors should plan their purchases before November 8, 2026, to qualify for the limited-time inclusion of the complimentary Venetian Water Taxi set. Early access is restricted to Lego Insiders, requiring registration for those looking to secure the model before the general release.
The takeaway
Builders should consider the significant footprint of this model, as it requires substantial display space due to its 64cm width. Ensuring you have an appropriate shelf or table ready before assembly will help manage the practical challenges of such a large build.
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