World's First LEGO Tramway Unveiled in Budapest

Budapest has unveiled the world's first life-size LEGO tram, constructed from 1.8 million bricks by 90 builders over 6,800 hours, showcasing the importance of trams in the city's history and sustainable transport. Mayor Gergely Karácsony emphasized the tram's significance to Budapest's identity, while the tram is designed to serve as an interactive exhibit where visitors can add their own LEGO pieces. In the United States, the Grand Rapids Public Museum has expanded its LEGO display to include new buildings and scenes, enhancing the immersive experience for visitors during the holiday season. Meanwhile, the LEGO Architecture line continues to grow, featuring intricate models of famous landmarks, catering to both novice and advanced builders. These developments highlight the ongoing popularity and educational value of LEGO as a medium for creativity and cultural representation.