LEGO 21065 Sagrada Família is the largest LEGO set ever made — 12,060 pieces, overtaking the 11,695-piece Art World Map. Antoni Gaudí's unfinished Barcelona masterpiece joins the Architecture line on 1 November 2026.
The European price is now confirmed: €749.99. It is already listed across LEGO's European stores ahead of launch — and at least one third-party shop is asking €150 more than LEGO's own price. Full comparison below.
21065 Sagrada Família price in Europe
These are the launch prices we currently track for 21065 across European stores. The set is listed but not yet shipping — it releases 1 November 2026.
| Store | Country | Listed price |
|---|---|---|
| LEGO.com | 🇩🇪 DE / 🇦🇹 AT / 🇫🇷 FR / 🇮🇹 IT / 🇪🇸 ES / 🇳🇱 NL | €749.99 |
| LEGO.com | 🇫🇮 FI | €819.95 |
| LEGO.com | 🇨🇭 CH | CHF 849.00 |
| LEGO.com | 🇵🇱 PL | PLN 3,199.99 |
| LEGO.com | 🇩🇰 DK | DKK 6,099.95 |
| LEGO.com | 🇳🇴 NO | NOK 9,999.90 |
| BRICKshop | 🇳🇱 NL | €899.99 |
Announced RRP elsewhere: $799.99 (US) and £649.99 (UK).
Two things worth noticing straight away:
The eurozone price is flat at €749.99. Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands are all identical through LEGO.com. There is no cross-border arbitrage to be had at launch — unlike Finland (€819.95, about 9% more), which pays a Nordic premium on almost every set.
A third-party listing is already €150 over RRP. BRICKshop's €899.99 is 20% above LEGO's own price. This is completely normal for a hyped launch set and it is exactly why you check before you pre-order. Grail-tier sets attract early listings well above RRP from shops betting on launch-day scarcity.
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The largest LEGO sets ever, by piece count
At 12,060 pieces, 21065 takes the record outright:
| # | Set | Pieces | Year | EU price | Per piece |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 21065 Sagrada Família | 12,060 | 2026 | €749.99 | 6.2c |
| 2 | 31203 World Map | 11,695 | 2021 | €249.99 | 2.1c |
| 3 | 10307 Eiffel Tower | 10,001 | 2022 | €629.99 | 6.3c |
| 4 | 10294 Titanic | 9,092 | 2021 | €679.99 | 7.5c |
| 5 | 10276 Colosseum | 9,036 | 2020 | €549.99 | 6.1c |
| 6 | 75419 Death Star | 9,031 | 2025 | €999.99 | 11.1c |
| 7 | 11377 Minas Tirith | 8,278 | 2026 | €649.99 | 7.9c |
| 8 | 75192 Millennium Falcon | 7,541 | 2017 | €849.99 | 11.3c |
| 9 | 72153 Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise | 6,838 | 2026 | €649.99 | 9.5c |
| 10 | 75313 AT-AT | 6,785 | 2021 | €849.99 | 12.5c |
Retail sets only. Multi-set bundles such as the 10,001-piece Chima "Ultimate Battle" box are excluded — they are several sets in one carton, not a single model. EU price is LEGO's European RRP where recorded; for 21065 and 10307 it is LEGO.com's current European list price.
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What it costs per brick
At €749.99 for 12,060 pieces, 21065 works out at roughly 6.2 cents per piece — and that is genuinely low for a set of this scale:
- Cheaper per piece than Titanic (7.5c), Minas Tirith (7.9c) and Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise (9.5c)
- Roughly half the per-piece cost of the licensed Star Wars giants: Death Star (11.1c), Millennium Falcon (11.3c), AT-AT (12.5c)
- Line-ball with Eiffel Tower (6.3c) and Colosseum (6.1c), the two closest comparisons in size and style
The 2.1c on World Map is not a fair comparison — that set is overwhelmingly 1×1 round tiles. Among genuine large-scale display models, 21065 sits at the good-value end.
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Should you buy at launch or wait?
We track live prices for LEGO across 40+ European retailers. Across 214,000 price observations since January 2026, the pattern for sets like this is consistent:
- 82% of in-production sets eventually sell below RRP; the median best price is about 32% under
- But LEGO-exclusive launch sets are the exception — while a set is exclusive to LEGO.com, there are no competing retailers to undercut it, so the discount window does not open until wider retail picks it up
- After retirement, discounting stops. For half of retired sets, the best price ever recorded was at or above RRP
21065 launches as a LEGO exclusive, so expect the €749.99 to hold for a while. Third-party European retailers are expected to stock it during 2027 — that is when the price starts moving, and when comparison actually pays.
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Built the way it was built
Fittingly for a basilica under construction for over 140 years, the model is assembled in the real building's construction sequence: starting with the apse and crypt, then the Nativity façade (the only part completed in Gaudí's lifetime), the Passion façade, the naves and Western Sacristy, the six central towers, and finally the Eastern Sacristy and Glory façade.
Gaudí's forest, in brick
Inside, LEGO recreates the details that make the real basilica breathtaking: stained-glass colour effects echoing light through the windows, and the tree-like branching columns that give the nave its famous "stone forest" feel — a genuine engineering challenge in brick form.
Specs at a glance
| Set number | 21065 |
| Theme | Architecture |
| Pieces | 12,060 (largest LEGO set ever) |
| Size | approx. 62 cm H × 47 cm W × 39 cm D |
| EU price | €749.99 |
| US / UK | $799.99 / £649.99 |
| Per piece | ~6.2 cents |
| Release | 1 November 2026 (LEGO-exclusive at launch) |
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Prices last verified 13 August 2026 against BrickPrice's live tracking of 40+ European retailers. Source: LEGO. Images: official LEGO product renders. BrickPrice uses affiliate links; we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.
