Big Ben, Brickley the dragon and a mascot called Lester all find a home in Lego's new London retail store. Kent was a senior managing editor at CNET News. A veteran of CNET since 2003, he reviewed the ...

Lego has opened its U.K. flagship store, its biggest store to date, in Londons Leicester Square. The new shop comes with a range of Lego-themed experiences customers can take advantage of for the very ...

It features a 21-foot-tall recreation of one of London's most famous landmarks. — LONDON -- The world’s largest Lego store opened in London’s Leicester Square on Thursday, featuring a ...

LONDON -- The world's largest LEGO Store has arrived in London's Leicester Square. And in case you'd forgotten which city it's in, the store has included some truly impressive themed LEGO models of ...

In celebration of the beloved toy company’s 90th anniversary, LEGO has now opened its newly refurbished store in Leicester Square, London, with an expansion making it the biggest official LEGO store ...

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Toy maker Lego opened its largest store in the world in London’s Leicester Square on Thursday. Special attractions include a massive Big Ben clock tower made of Lego bricks, and a life-size Lego tube ...

LEGO master builders used 347,954 bricks to build 007’s most famous car. The silver Aston Martin DB5 is on display in London’s Leicester Square LEGO store. There’s also a minifigure James Bond, ...

The Lego Creator Expert series – which has previously featured a Mini Cooper with a picnic set and the cult VW Camper Van – has added a new icon to its garage: the London double-decker bus. The London ...

After two years of anticipation and many, many bricks, the world’s largest Lego store opened in London’s Leicester Square on Nov. 17, 2016, marked with the unveiling of a huge model of Big Ben ...

In an unexpected nod to the future of fashion, LEGO Wear and Snapchat have just launched a clothing store with no clothes in it. As London Fashion Week approaches, the brands have swapped traditional ...

LONDON — The crowd gathered around the glass box, snapping photos while pointing and smiling. It was the Lego block section of John Lewis Stratford, the official store for the 2012 London Games; so ...