How many pieces does City Hospital (60204) have?

The set has 861 pieces, including 317 unique elements.

How many minifigures are included?

City Hospital comes with 13 minifigures, more than most sets of similar size.

What areas does the building include?

The multi-storey building splits into several playable areas, including reception, treatment rooms and a ward.

Hospital

City Hospital

City Hospital packs 861 pieces and 13 minifigures into a multi-storey building with several distinct treatment areas. It is one of the more figure-heavy LEGO® City sets of its size, built for staging several scenes inside the same building at once. White, light grey, red and dark grey give the model the clean, clinical look of a real hospital.

Set number: 60204
Year: 2018
Pieces: 861
Minifigures: 13
Theme: Hospital
Different parts: 317

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 317

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 (44)

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

Minifigures 13

Skeleton, Standard Face, Bent Arms (60115 Torso) fig-0063316 pieces × 1
Baby, Medium Azure Body fig-0081822 pieces × 1
Doctor Grey, Woman, White Shirt over Medium Azure Scrubs with Star of Life and Pocket, Dark Orange Hair, Glasses fig-0081834 pieces × 1
Doctor Mink, Woman, Open White Jacket over Light Bluish Gray Shirt with Pockets and ID Badge, Bright Light Yellow Hair, Glasses fig-0081844 pieces × 1
Doctor Tuck, White Shirt over Medium Azure Scrubs with Stethoscope and Pocket, Dark Tan Hair, Beard fig-0081854 pieces × 1
Doctor Mack, White Shirt over Medium Azure Scrubs with Stethoscope and Pocket, Medium Nougat Hair fig-0081864 pieces × 1
Woman, Bright Light Blue Cardigan, Blue Legs, Bright Light Yellow Hair fig-0081874 pieces × 1
Man, Green V-Neck Sweater, Sand Green Legs, Reddish Brown Hair, Beard and Glasses fig-0081884 pieces × 1
Paramedic, Red Jacket with Star of Life, White Helmet with Visor, Orange Sunglasses fig-0081895 pieces × 1
Paramedic, Woman, Red Jacket with Star of Life, Red Cap with Hair fig-0081904 pieces × 1
Man, Light Bluish Gray Overalls with Paint Stains, White Cap, Stubble fig-0081914 pieces × 1
Man, Medium Dark Argyle Sweater, Dark Tan Legs, Black Hair, Glasses fig-0081924 pieces × 1
Man, Open Orange Jacket over Dark Blue Shirt, Reddish Brown Hair, Goatee Beard fig-0081934 pieces × 1

Description

A building designed to open up

The hospital splits open so several rooms can be played with side by side, from a reception area to treatment rooms and an X-ray bay. That layout is common for larger LEGO® City buildings, and it means the finished model works as more than a facade: furniture, medical equipment and a front desk turn the 861 pieces into a set built around play scenes rather than display alone. It rewards building in stages, room by room, rather than one continuous wall-up. That makes the finished building genuinely usable from several sides at once during play, not just from the front.

Thirteen minifigures across one building

Thirteen minifigures is a high count for a set this size, and the roster covers medical staff, front-desk personnel and several patients, so more than one scene can run at once, an emergency case in one room and a routine check-up in another. For anyone who plays with several characters together rather than following a single storyline, that range of figures goes further than the two or three minifigures typical of smaller sets. Paired with other City vehicles such as an ambulance or rescue helicopter, that roster supports even larger emergency scenes.

Reading the colour palette

White and light grey cover most of the exterior, red marks emergency and signage details, and dark grey handles technical accents, together giving the building a calm, realistic look rather than a bright, toy-like one. The parts list on this page covers all 317 unique elements sorted by colour and shape, useful for tracking down specific bricks for your own buildings or rescue scenes without searching through the whole set. Anyone sorting pieces before building benefits from this clear colour breakdown before the first wall goes up.

Parts worth reusing elsewhere

Because so much of the set goes into interior detail, it is a strong source of small, reusable elements: furniture pieces, medical props and wall panels that work just as well outside a hospital setting. Combined with the large minifigure count, that makes City Hospital a useful addition to a City collection that already has plenty of vehicles but few residential or functional buildings to place them at. That makes the set a solid source of building material for later projects well beyond its original hospital setting.

FAQ

How many pieces does City Hospital (60204) have?: The set has 861 pieces, including 317 unique elements.
How many minifigures are included?: City Hospital comes with 13 minifigures, more than most sets of similar size.
What areas does the building include?: The multi-storey building splits into several playable areas, including reception, treatment rooms and a ward.