Does Venetian Neighborhood 11388 include any minifigures?

No. The catalogue data lists 0 minifigures, so this set is centred entirely on the build itself.

Is this set more about display than play?

Yes, the set fits the display-model side of the Icons range. The piece count and theme point towards architecture and presentation rather than play functions.

Why use the parts list for a set like this?

For a large model, the inventory helps you understand scale, part variety, and how the build is constructed. It is handy for comparison, sorting, and planning your collection.

Icons

LEGO® Venetian Neighborhood

Venetian Neighborhood 11388 looks built for display first: a large Icons model with 5,683 pieces and no minifigures listed. The parts list on this page lets you study the structure of the build before you buy, sort, or compare it. It is especially useful if you care about architectural detail, part usage, or how a set like this fits into a city or collection display.

Set number: 11388
Year: 2026
Pieces: 5,683
Minifigures: 17
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 1,030

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 1,030

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Minifigures 17

Waiter, White Jacket, Bright Light Blue Legs, Tan Hair fig-0182774 pieces × 1
Tourist, Dark Brown Jacket, Sand Blue Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0182784 pieces × 1
Glass Shop Proprietor, Light Bluish Grey Suit, Black Hair fig-0182794 pieces × 1
Glassblower, Reddish Brown Overall fig-0182804 pieces × 1
Shopper, Bright Light Blue Plaid Shirt, Dark Orange Legs, Black Hair fig-0182814 pieces × 1
Tourist, Tan Sweater, Dark Brown Legs, Medium Nougat Hair fig-0182824 pieces × 1
Gondolier, Black Striped Shirt, Dark Blue Legs fig-0182835 pieces × 1
Carnival Goer, Gold Costume fig-0182845 pieces × 1
Violist, Dark Red Suit fig-0182854 pieces × 1
Flower Girl, White Shirt, Sand Green Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0182864 pieces × 1
Reader, Dark Green Jacket, Medium Nougat Legs, Light Bluish Grey Cap fig-0182875 pieces × 1
Workman, Medium Nougat Overall, Dark Green Cap fig-0182884 pieces × 1
Carnaval Goer, Dark Blue Costume fig-0182897 pieces × 1
Tourist, Tan Coat, Dark Green Legs, Dark Orange Hair fig-0182904 pieces × 1
Tourist, Dark Orange Jacket, Dark Brown Legs, Cap, Dark Bluish Grey Moustache fig-0182915 pieces × 1
Tourist, Yellowish Green Shirt, Sand Blue Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0182924 pieces × 1
Gondolier, Red Striped Shirt, Dark Blue Legs fig-0182935 pieces × 1

Description

Architecture over action

Icons sets usually lean towards detailed builds, and this one follows that direction. With a Venetian neighbourhood concept, you can expect the emphasis to be on façades, layered streetscape elements, and visual depth rather than play features. That makes the set appealing if you enjoy building models that reward patient assembly and look good from the outside. The parts list gives you a clearer sense of how that visual effect is achieved piece by piece, which is useful whether you build for display or for the parts themselves.

A substantial build in the catalogue

At 5,683 pieces, this is firmly in the large-set range. Even without minifigures, there is plenty to inspect in the catalogue data: part quantities, the overall scale of the model, and the way repeated elements can shape the final structure. For many builders, that is exactly what makes a set like this interesting. It is less about character-driven scenes and more about the experience of constructing a detailed model that stands on its own. The inventory helps you see how that experience is likely to feel before the first brick is placed.

How the parts list helps you

Bricoria’s parts list is useful if you want to look beyond the box image and understand what the model is made from. You can use it to compare this set with other large architecture-style builds, check for part types you like, or simply get a better feel for the amount of structure involved. When a set has no minifigures and a high piece count, the inventory becomes the main guide to its building character. That makes it a practical tool for sorting plans, wish lists, and collection decisions.

Who this set suits

This kind of model tends to suit adult fans, collectors, and builders who enjoy display pieces with a strong sense of place. It can also be useful for anyone looking at parts usage in larger LEGO® sets, because the inventory often reveals how texture, proportions, and repeatable details are created. If you are deciding whether it belongs in a city display or as a standalone centrepiece, the catalogue data here gives you a solid starting point. It is a set for careful builders who appreciate scale, detail, and a calm build rhythm.

FAQ

Does Venetian Neighborhood 11388 include any minifigures?: No. The catalogue data lists 0 minifigures, so this set is centred entirely on the build itself.
Is this set more about display than play?: Yes, the set fits the display-model side of the Icons range. The piece count and theme point towards architecture and presentation rather than play functions.
Why use the parts list for a set like this?: For a large model, the inventory helps you understand scale, part variety, and how the build is constructed. It is handy for comparison, sorting, and planning your collection.

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