Billund, Denmark

Billund is a town in Denmark, best known as the birthplace of LEGO, the colorful interlocking plastic bricks. Founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen, LEGO started as a small workshop. Today, Billund hosts the original LEGO factory and is home to Legoland, a popular theme park featuring attractions based on the iconic toy. The town has a strong connection to play and creativity, attracting visitors from around the world. Additionally, Billund Airport serves as a key regional hub, emphasizing its significance in Danish culture and tourism.