Lego "Monuments"

From 4 July to 6 September 2026 Palazzo Scotto Niccolari will host "MONUMENTINI" , the exhibition dedicated to art and architecture reinterpreted through LEGO® bricks.

Following the success of its previous exhibitions, the exhibition arrives in the heart of Albenga's historic center, within the spaces of Palazzo Scotto Niccolari, a prestigious historic residence located on Via delle Medaglie d'Oro. This charming location will provide the ideal setting for an exhibition that will engage architecture enthusiasts, families, tourists, and curious visitors of all ages.

"MONUMENTINI" is a journey through some of Italy's most famous monuments , reproduced to scale with extraordinary accuracy and artistic sensitivity. The works are the result of extensive design and research, with the aim of showcasing Italy's artistic and architectural heritage through the creative and universal language of LEGO® bricks.

The creations on display include famous symbols of Italian architecture, reinterpreted with advanced construction techniques and meticulous attention to detail. The works represent the intersection of art, history, design, and contemporary creativity, offering visitors an original and engaging experience.

Special Guest Stefano Mapelli

Further enhancing the exhibition will be the presence, as Special Guest, of Stefano Mapelli, founder of Stebrick , a designer and builder internationally recognized for his creations with LEGO® bricks. The exhibition will feature a selection of works personally signed by Mapelli and creations born from collaborations with the Stebrick designers, offering visitors an even broader overview of the artistic and expressive possibilities of the LEGO® brick.

Organization

The initiative is organized by Matti per i Mattoncini and #CostruireInsieme , in collaboration with the Municipality of Albenga and under its patronage. The goal is to enrich the city's cultural offerings during the summer season and further enhance the historic center of Albenga through an event capable of attracting visitors from all over Liguria and neighboring regions.

The exhibition will be open to visitors from July 4 to September 6, 2026, at Palazzo Scotto Niccolari, Via delle Medaglie d'Oro 7, Albenga.