What is this set based on?

It's based on the Trevi Fountain in Rome, one of Italy's most famous landmarks.

Does the set include minifigures?

Yes, it includes 3 minifigures, which is fairly unusual for a LEGO Architecture set.

How many pieces does the set have?

It has 1,880 pieces made from 290 unique parts.

Architecture

Trevi Fountain

The Trevi Fountain is one of Rome's most famous landmarks, recreated here faithfully as part of the LEGO® Architecture range. With 1,880 pieces and 3 minifigures, the set combines the precise detail typical of Architecture sets with a small scene of tourists gathered around the famous fountain.

Set number: 21062
Year: 2025
Pieces: 1,880
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Architecture
Different parts: 290

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 290

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (37)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Statue, Oceanus fig-0161785 pieces × 1
Statue, Salubrity / Abundantia fig-0161794 pieces × 2

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

All 3 ideas at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A landmark in model form

The baroque Trevi Fountain is known for its elaborate statues and striking palace-like facade, as well as the large pool of water in front of it. The LEGO Architecture range traditionally focuses on precisely capturing architectural proportions for subjects like this rather than building in play functions. Small details such as statues and facade ornamentation are recreated using typical LEGO techniques, without giving up on an accurate overall likeness. For anyone who has visited Rome or loves architecture, the set works almost like a keepsake of a world-famous location.

Stone and water as the colour theme

White and light bluish grey form the stonework of the facade and statues, while tan adds warmer stone accents and transparent light blue represents the pool of water in front of the fountain. With 290 distinct parts, the part count stays more compact than in many diorama sets, which is typical of Architecture sets, since they focus on facade and form rather than lots of small props. That bright, stone-toned palette pairs well with other Architecture sets in a collection and feels especially lively thanks to the transparent blue.

Three figures as a footnote

Unlike most Architecture sets, which usually come with no minifigures at all, this one includes 3 figures, likely representing tourists or passers-by in front of the fountain. That gives the otherwise fairly restrained architectural model a small human scale reference and makes it feel more alive than a pure building model. These figures are useful for getting a genuine sense of just how large the real fountain actually is. That small addition is more the exception than the rule within the wider Architecture range.

Parts list for Architecture fans

The full parts list on this page shows which specialist pieces were used for the statues, facade and pool, useful for anyone building a similar architecture model or hunting for a specific replacement part. It also makes it easier to compare against other landmarks from the Architecture range already in a collection. The transparent water pieces in particular are worth a closer look before you start building. That also makes it easier to judge how much facade sits alongside the pool in the finished model.

FAQ

What is this set based on?: It's based on the Trevi Fountain in Rome, one of Italy's most famous landmarks.
Does the set include minifigures?: Yes, it includes 3 minifigures, which is fairly unusual for a LEGO Architecture set.
How many pieces does the set have?: It has 1,880 pieces made from 290 unique parts.