14/08/2026
After two years of testing, it’s time to light up the city💡
For the past two years, I’ve been testing a small lighting section around Legoland Kharkiv’s Central Square.
During that time, the system went through pretty much every kind of weather we get here — from around -25°C in winter to +40°C in summer.
Of course, there were a few minor failures along the way, but honestly, that only made the test more realistic. Even a LEGO city has maintenance issues from time to time 😄
The system proved reliable enough, so now it’s time to take the next step.
Over the coming weeks, the lighting network will begin expanding across a much larger part of Legoland Kharkiv.
These photos show one of the first stages of the new project — the installation of new streetlights in the small park around the Wanderer with a Cat monument.
Cranes, service trucks, workers, cables... turns out street lighting doesn't install itself, even in a LEGO city 👷
But once the sun goes down, it starts to make sense. Little by little, the city is preparing for a much brighter night 🌃