LEGO Harry Potter sets

You thought you had seen all of Hogwarts? The LEGO Harry Potter 2026 sets open doors that had stayed shut! Builders aged 18 and up lift the lid of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry - Collector's Edition, its trunk full of miniature scenes and its wizard's chess set, with Hedwig perched on top. Head to the castle's East Wing, between the library's Restricted Section and the bathroom that leads down to the Chamber of Secrets, before conjuring your Patronus in the Forbidden Forest. Further on, you descend into the Ministry of Magic, all the way to the Hall of Prophecies!

This is certainly not the first time you have ventured into the Forbidden Forest against the teachers' advice, but this breach of the rules was worth it, since it let you meet the majestic Buckbeak and a baby Thestral there. It is hard at first glance to do something new with a franchise that has been made in bricks since 2001, but the wizarding universe is vast and the LEGO Harry Potter 2024 sets come with a batch of lovely surprises! So we find Hedwig, just escaped from the Owlery, perched not far from 4 Privet Drive while you relive your first arrival at Hogwarts by landing at the Boathouse. The Sorting Hat stands ready to assign you your house, through an interactive collector's set able to play around thirty sounds!

Between revisited sets such as the Shrieking Shack or the Hungarian Horntail and brand-new scenes like the Ministry of Magic or 12 Grimmauld Place, the 2022 LEGO Harry Potter range kept on diversifying to suit every budget and every taste. Fancy a trip to Divination class or Defence Against the Dark Arts? It's now possible thanks to two new Hogwarts Moments sets. Collectors take note: don't miss the breathtaking Hogwarts Express in its ultra collector version with 5,129 pieces!

Brand-new scenes sell well among fans of the saga, and the 2020 LEGO Harry Potter sets brought out new scenes never seen before. Complete your Diagon Alley with a few colorful buildings, join Dumbledore's secret army in the Room of Requirement, lead Professor Umbridge into the Forbidden Forest or leaf through a Monster Book of Monsters that's more lifelike than ever. Wizards still waiting for their Hogwarts letter will also enjoy building a mechanical Hedwig on her stand. One little turn of the crank and she looks ready to take flight!

Just when the adventure seemed to have ended several years earlier, the renewed interest in the enchanting universe of the wizard with the scar gave new momentum to the design of themed sets, with the arrival of the 2018 LEGO Harry Potter range inspired by the first two years at Hogwarts. Hello Quidditch match in the colors of the 4 houses, Great Hall, Whomping Willow, and also BrickHeadz featuring our 3 heroes and the legendary headmaster. Plus a major new addition that year: the launch of the first series devoted to Fantastic Beasts, whose first installment hit theaters in 2016!

A three-year break, and the machine was back up and running! The year that marked the release of the first part of the Deathly Hallows was also a year of recap, thanks to LEGO Harry Potter 2010 sets dedicated no longer to the film of the moment but to the strong symbols of the whole saga. Hogwarts Express, Hagrid's hut, Quidditch match in Gryffindor colors - already familiar sets got a makeover alongside a newcomer: the Burrow, with the Weasley family and Bellatrix Lestrange, straight out of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince!

Knight Bus, Shrieking Shack, Sirius Black's escape or Professor Lupin's classroom... No doubt about it, the LEGO Harry Potter sets of 2004 take us straight to Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. A small revolution: the garish yellow of traditional LEGO figures gave way to a more realistic skin color for some franchises, including Harry Potter. The sets became more refined, gaining in precision and originality, like the motorized Hogwarts Express offered that year!