The LEGO Architecture Tower Bridge Set Is Now Available To Preorder – Here’s Where You Can Secure It Ahead of Its August Release
Updated: Jul 21, 2026 3:51pm UTCIf LEGO's Architecture sets are your favorite to piece together, it's time to make a little extra space on your shelves for another build. The company has announced the 3,745-pie...
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: Jul 21, 2026 3:51pm UTC
If LEGO's Architecture sets are your favorite to piece together, it's time to make a little extra space on your shelves for another build. The company has announced the 3,745-piece LEGO Architecture Tower Bridge set, which is now available to preorder from a variety of retailers for $349.99 (see it at Amazon).
Preorder LEGO Architecture Tower Bridge (#21067)
Out August 1
LEGO Architecture Tower Bridge 21067
- See at Amazon - $349.99
- See at LEGO Store - $349.99
- See at Best Buy - $349.99
- See at Target - $349.99
- See at Walmart - $299.99 (SOLD OUT)
Regardless, it's not long until its August 1 release, either, so you'll soon be able to get your hands on it and piece together this classic London landmark.
This set comes with a few less bricks than the older, retired LEGO Tower Bridge set, which came with 4,295 pieces, but nonetheless looks like a fantastic display piece. With its 3,745 pieces, you'll construct a detailed build of London's Tower Bridge, complete with raising central bascules that can be displayed either open or closed, a blue suspension ’walkway’, and a coat of arms, which LEGO's store page notes is an homage to the first LEGO Tower Bridge set.
There's even delightful little microscale cars and a double-decker bus that can be placed driving across the bridge. Not to mention, the River Thames makes up the base, which helps bring the full display together.
It's quite a big display as well. According to LEGO's store page, it measures over 13.5 inches high, 35 inches wide and 7 inches deep, so you'll want to make sure you have a good amount of space for it.
Again, Walmart's already seen its stock of this set sell out. So, if you're hoping to grab it, get a preorder in quick before other retailers follow suit. And if you're curious to see what other builds are releasing in the coming months alongside Tower Bridge, have a look at our breakdown of upcoming LEGO sets.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.