LEGO® Duplo®

Safety and ergonomics – Duplo® bricks for the youngest

LEGO® Duplo® is designed for children aged 1.5 to 5. The bricks are twice the size of classic LEGO®, making them easier for small hands to grasp and reducing the risk of swallowing. All elements are made from high-quality, non-toxic materials, and the rounded shapes ensure safe play. This gives parents confidence that their little ones are playing with products that meet the highest safety standards.

Diverse sets – from everyday scenes to a world of adventure

The LEGO® Duplo® series is remarkably extensive and includes themed sets that let children recreate everyday life, such as visiting the doctor, taking a bus trip, going camping, or playing in the garden. Every set is a chance to learn through play and develop new skills.

Animals, vehicles, and trains – children’s favorite themes

LEGO® Duplo® also features a world of domestic, wild, and exotic animals for children to discover through play. Sets like “Wild animal families: penguins and lions,” “My first flower and bee,” and “Wild animal families 3-in-1” teach empathy, species recognition, and care for nature. Vehicles are also very popular: cars, buses, ambulances, F1® race cars, and interactive trains and tracks that can be expanded with bridges, tunnels, and extra accessories.

Cartoon heroes and licensed sets

Among LEGO® Duplo® sets are options inspired by children’s favorite stories and characters, such as Disney. These let little ones act out scenes with familiar heroes while developing imagination and social skills.

Learning through play – numbers, colors, and emotions

LEGO® Duplo® sets support learning basic skills such as counting and recognizing colors, shapes, and emotions. Examples include “Number Train,” “Alphabet Truck,” and “Emotions Figures,” which help children absorb knowledge through play. Many sets also build hand–eye coordination, logical thinking, and creativity.

Interactive features and modern technology

Modern LEGO® Duplo® sets offer more and more interactive solutions. Battery-powered trains, function bricks that set tasks on the track, and light and sound elements make play even more engaging and enriching. This helps children learn how machines work, plan routes, and experiment with different solutions.