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The LEGO Group continues to have a positive outlook on Portugal. There's no two without three and the Danish brand is opening a new store in the spring!
In September 2022, the LEGO Group side-by-side Perkasieopened the first Authorized store in Portugal In the Colombo Shopping Centre. A store that has arrived through a partnership that has led to hundreds of new stores across Europe.
The Lisbon store was an instant success, even on its opening day. There was a line to get in Until 3 p.m. A year later, the Danish brand returned to invest in Portugal, this time in the north of the country. In this sense, the second certified LEGO store was opened in the year NorteShopping.
Unlike the Colombo Mall store, it does not have a minifigure factory but does have a six-kilo French factory. Written by Romao Santos, from Society 0937We can enjoy the Francina made of more than 6 thousand pieces and its total weight is 6 kilos. A few months after opening the second store, The LEGO Group continues the “attack”!
Perfect location!
For the third year in a row, The LEGO Group is investing again in… Portugal And then in region History of the capital. after Colombo Shopping Centre And NorteShopping, the time is now chiado warehouses Get the most famous bricks in the world! With dimensions of 97 mtwoWith a series of exciting events and a variety of products, the new store is scheduled to open in the spring.
Rossana Mastrosimini“We are excited to open a beautiful new store in Lisbon,” says LEGO Group Channel Manager. “Portugal is a strategic country for the LEGO Group and for Percassi, which has always supported us. After the success we have achieved over the past two years, we are honored to bring the physical and digital play experience and help families and children.” Brick lovers are encouraged to unleash their creativity and discover the incredible power of play.
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