The best LEGO Christmas sets to buy in 2026


We'd still be grateful for a chocolate a day, but we love this alternative to an advent calendar (though if you're still keen for a beauty calendar or alcoholic calendar, there's plenty up for grabs).
When fully assembled, Santa pokes out of the chimney and you can turn the dials on the side to change the date inside the wreath. Clever!

Currently available on back order, you only have a few days to wait to get your hands on this cute stocking that serves as a fun decoration. Build the stocking that also comes with a candy cane, gingerbread tree, holly and ivy poking out of the top.
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Four buildable flat decorations featuring a tree, wreath, cat and Mrs Claus, these come complete with a hoop to instantly decorate your tree.

At 27cm high, Santa cuts an impressive figure with 761 pieces - from the hat down to his trusty boots. He can sit and stand and features posable arms, too. Perfect for placing those presents under the tree...
We can't forget Santa's other half, of course: Mrs Claus has her own upscaled model, as well.
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A fun 713-piece build that manages to include plenty of Easter eggs relating to the 2003 classic Elf, including a lurking bottle of maple syrup (can you spot it?).

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This alternative won't die off like a real one! Sold as part of the Botanicals range, decorate with the accompanying blue, white and red 'berries', plus orange slices, cinnamon and pine cones for an authentic touch.
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Released last year, these make the perfect pair to add character to your tree.

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This could easily sit in the LEGO Botanicals range, thanks to the wide-ranging foliage that makes this a fun alternative to a traditional table centrepiece. The intricate elements make this a decent enough challenge for seasoned LEGO builders, too.
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Comprising 498 pieces, the gingerbread house splits open to reveal what's dressed up to be Santa's house (and yes, there's a Santa minifigure included).
It's slimline enough so that if you want to keep it closed up, it fits happily on a bookshelf or windowsill.

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Released last October, Star Wars AT-AT Walker has been given a very festive makeover (especially when you compare it to the original), featuring bright stud pieces and bricks to depict snow.
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