Chester Cathedral Lego Exhibition

Inside the Cathedral you can see the Lego Exhibition.

Chester cathedral lego exhibition. The Bricks in Motion exhibition from July 16 - September 4 will play host to 111 models built by LEGO build masters Bright Bricks. Learning Education. Finally the whole point of the exhibition is to raise a whopping 350000 for the cathedral education fund by building a scale model of the cathedral itself using 350000 blocks of Lego.

There are many things to do in Chester Cathedral most notably climb high on our wonderful Cathedral at Height Tour discover one of the best places to shop in Chester and one of the most unique places to eat in. A lego recreation of the city of Chester featuring many of its landmarks including the walls Eastgate clock and the rows. Read More Related Articles.

Line-up revealed for Chester Festival of the Bible. This summer Chester Cathedral will play host to 111 incredible models built by LEGO build masters Bright Bricks for the Bricks in Motion exhibition. Chester Cathedral is the must-see attraction within the historic city of Chester.

Meanwhile Chester Cathedral is hosting a Lego exhibition entitled The Deep. The display features marine life built with Lego bricks including a shark giant squid and angler fish. Friends of Chester Cathedral.

Visitors to Norwich Cathedral will be able to enjoy a surreal helter-skelter ride within the nave of the historic building. Having a base measuring 4 meters by 2 meters this model will be huge and is on its way to breaking a Guinness World Record. This is a world premiere for the exhibition which will run from July 16 to September 8 and is being billed as the must-see event of the summer.

A world first exhibition opens at Chester Cathedral next week which features over eighty statues including a shark a giant squid and an angler fish all built with LEGO bricks. LEGO brick pool opens at Chester Cathedral When the weathers hot in the city kids can keep cool beside the cathedrals all-new LEGO brick pool which has recently opened alongside the world-first exhibition The DEEP - made with LEGO bricks. There will over 20 exhibits tackling topics such as Energy Transport Waste Climate action Education and much much more.