LEGO looks set to add Antoni Gaudí's Sagrada Família to its Architecture line: a 12,060-piece model priced at $799.99 / £649.99, lined up for a 1 November 2026 release. The figures come from early leaks circulating ahead of any official LEGO announcement, so treat them as provisional until the LEGO Group confirms the set.
If the numbers hold, this is a landmark release — both for the Architecture theme and for LEGO's catalogue as a whole.
What the leak says
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Subject | Sagrada Família (Barcelona) |
| Theme | LEGO Architecture |
| Pieces | 12,060 |
| US price | $799.99 |
| UK price | £649.99 |
| Release | 1 November 2026 (rumoured) |
| Status | Leaked — not officially confirmed |
One of the largest LEGO sets ever
At 12,060 pieces, this would rank among the biggest retail LEGO sets the company has ever sold — ahead of the 10,001-piece Eiffel Tower (10307) and in the same territory as the largest World Map and Titanic releases. For the Architecture line, which has historically topped out far lower, a five-figure piece count would be unprecedented.
Gaudí's basilica is an obvious fit for the theme. Its forest of spires, organic curves and famously unfinished skyline give LEGO designers exactly the kind of silhouette the Architecture series is built around.
Value per brick
Using the leaked prices, the piece economy looks strong for a set of this scale:
- $799.99 ÷ 12,060 = 6.6 cents per piece
- £649.99 ÷ 12,060 = 5.4 pence per piece
Large LEGO sets almost always deliver a lower cost-per-piece than small ones, and these figures sit comfortably in "good value for a giant display set" range. For comparison, plenty of small licensed sets run well above 10 cents per piece.
European pricing outlook
The leak lists US and UK prices but no euro RRP. LEGO usually positions large display sets in the EU close to the dollar figure, so a euro launch price in the €750–800 range would be unsurprising — but that is an expectation, not a confirmed number. We'll publish the exact figure the moment LEGO lists it.
When BrickPrice will track it
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Disclosure
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Last updated June 2026. We'll revise this article when LEGO confirms the set.