Perfect additions to any Hogwarts collections.
From now until September 7, you can get three free LEGO Harry Potter gifts with purchase when you buy the LEGO Hogsmeade Collector’s Edition set. Gifts with purchase change frequently, as do the requirements for how to actually get them. Supplies are limited, so if you’ve had your eye on the super detailed Hogsmeade village set, now’s the perfect time to pick it up and get some nice freebies as well.
The trio of free gifts include the Hogsmeade Sign, Hogwarts Castle: Room of Requirement, and Quidditch lesson. And remember, you only qualify for these gifts if you purchase from LEGO directly. Alongside this Back to Hogwarts event, LEGO also has some discounts on Harry Potter sets that could qualify you for one or more of these gifts as well.
LEGO Hogsmeade – Collector’s Edition Now Available
LEGO Hogsmeade – Collector’s Edition
The gargantuan LEGO Hogsmeade Collector’s Edition is one of the biggest and most detailed Harry Potter sets around, and perfect for fans of both the books and movies. It comes with 12 minifigures, some of whom haven’t been seen in brick form until now, like Aberforth Dumbledore and Katie Bell. The village itself is made up of famous buildings our favorite trio of young wizards haven’t frequented over the years, like Honeydukes candy shop and the Three Broomsticks pub. The level of detail is absolutely impressive with Easter eggs containing references to all seven books hidden throughout the entirety of the build.
At 3,228 pieces, it’s one of the largest LEGO sets on the market, and would make a great mantlepiece decoration around the holidays, if you can stomach the price. It was released earlier this month alongside all of the new LEGO sets for September.
Three Free Gifts With Purchase
The $399.99 price tag for the Hogsmeade Collector’s Edition set is easier to accept with the trio of free gifts with purchase. You’ll save about $42 with these gifts, and they make great additions to any LEGO Harry Potter collection. First up is the Hogsmeade Sign, which isn’t necessarily a LEGO brick set, but a metal home decor ornament that would look great on display next to the village.
Then there’s the Hogwarts Castle: Room of Requirement, which comes with a Neville Longbottom minifigure, and features deep levels of detail that longtime fans will recognize. Finally, there’s Quidditch Lesson, which perfectly recreates the scene from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone where Harry’s learning about the magical sport for the first time. Sadly, it doesn’t come with an Oliver Wood minifigure.
Myles Obenza is a freelance writer for IGN. Follow him on Bluesky @mylesobenza.bsky.social.
Originally posted:
Sep 4, 2025 11:30 pm
