LEGO Piece of Peace: One Day Around The World

Hi, guys! It’s new year already! What’s your new year resolution? Are you planning to go around the world this year? Well, it’s sure a very fantastic plan. However, if you’re low on budget and cannot afford that kind of plan, don’t worry! We have a good alternative for you. 🙂

Starting from last December to this March, there is a “Piece of Peace” exhibition in Taipei that allows you to see many world famous places, all in one place. Well, actually, they are mini replicas made from LEGO bricks. Honestly, I don’t really know what the “Piece of Peace” means and just hear this is a LEGO expo. For the sake of giving educational information for our readers, I googled up this thing 😀 .

LEGO Piece of Peace World Tour – Taiwan

Here is the result of my 5-minute research: this exhibition is originated in Japan to support UNESCO’s World Heritage activities and to promote peace by bringing public awareness of the World Heritage. Actually, this exhibition made its first appearance in 2003 in Japan. So, if you’re from Japan, I believe you have heard about this exhibition already.

Without further ado, let’s show you a sneak peek of our one-day-around-the-world journey:

Castle in Korea

LEGO down… LEGO down… 🙂

Pyramid

Opera House

Cote d’Azur

Does anyone know what this is?

Kinkaku-ji

Himeji Castle

Great Wall of China

Taj Mahal

Ruins of St. Paul’s

Saint Basil’s

Pisa Tower

Gaudi’s: Are they stormtroopers?

Colosseum

The Famous 101

Mengjia Longshan Temple

Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

National Taiwan Museum

Let’s promote our world’s heritage

You can also contribute to this exhibition by building your own structure in Brick by Brick area. Afterwards, your structure will also be shown, just like this:

Structures created by visitors

Anyway, do you realize the base of this area is contour of Taiwan? Check this out:

Contour of Taiwan

Therefore, wait no more and go to Songshan Cultural and Creative Park (松山文創園區) right away! Grab your own one-day-around-the-world journey ticket for NTD. 280. If you are a student, don’t forget to bring your student ID to get NTD. 40 discount. This exhibition will end on 1 March 2015.