Every LEGO set launching in March 2025

Nearly 40 new LEGO sets are landing on shelves next week, from themes including Architecture, Disney, Technic, Star Wars, Speed Champions and more.

March is shaping up to be another busy day in the LEGO release calendar, headlined by the debut of a huge range of Formula 1 sets across multiple themes. Also on the way are a new LEGO Star Wars helmet – the first since 2023 – alongside a picturesque LEGO Art painting, a new instalment in the NINJAGO City series and the latest architectural wonder (this time straight from the streets of Rome).

Click through to LEGO.com to browse March 2025 sets and pre-order your favourites.

Browse through the list below to find every single LEGO set currently announced for March 1, 2025. We’re not expecting any new additions to the list this late in the day, but you never know what the LEGO Group might have up its sleeve.

LEGO Architecture March 2025 sets

LEGO Architecture’s first new set (of a rumoured two) for 2025 is 21062 Trevi Fountain, revisiting a Roman landmark the theme has already tackled once before on a much smaller scale. This one beefs it up to 1,880 pieces, playing with colour and light to avoid dishing up a solitary slab of white.

LEGO Art March 2025 sets

Good news, van Gogh connoisseurs: the LEGO Group is finally recreating another of the Dutch master’s most iconic paintings in March, building on the three-dimensional 21333 Vincent van Gogh – The Starry Night with a slightly (but not entirely) flatter take on the artist’s Sunflowers.

LEGO City March 2025 sets

Two new LEGO City sets are on the way in March, one finishing up the January F1 range (why it was pushed back to March is anyone’s guess) and another focusing on the police catching crooks, which at this point feels like the bread and butter of this theme.

LEGO Creator 3-in-1 March 2025 sets

A couple more LEGO Creator 3-in-1 sets will be available to buy on March 1, one offering a trio of wild animals and the other combining the twin passions of music and flowers, for reasons we can only hope to guess at. They both look pretty neat, though.

LEGO Disney March 2025 sets

A small but mighty wave of LEGO Disney sets is on the cards next month, comprising three buildable dresses (across two boxes), a buildable character from Moana and – probably most significantly – a minifigure-driven Lilo and Stitch set. Expect that one to go on back order relatively quickly.

LEGO exclusive March 2025 sets

If you’re browsing LEGO.com or heading to the LEGO Store on March 1, it’s worth knowing that there’s at least one brand new set you won’t be able to get anywhere else (so you might as well grab it there). 40819 Up-Scaled Racing Driver Minifigure fits vaguely into the wider F1 theme but with original LEGO racing fatigues.

LEGO Harry Potter March 2025 sets

Another curious holdover from the January 2025 range, 76446 Knight Bus Adventure rounds out the first batch of LEGO Harry Potter sets for this year. It’s another remake of a remake from a theme now in its eighth year on shelves since returning in 2018, but a quick win for anyone who missed the last one.

LEGO Horizon Adventures March 2025 sets

While the fanfare around Guerrilla Games’ brick-built adaptation of its Horizon franchise at the end of 2024 has pretty much fizzled out, the LEGO Group is nonetheless hoping to speak to its players – and anyone who played Zero Dawn and/or Forbidden West – with a new LEGO Horizon Adventures set. The price point, detailed minifigures and fun builds should make it an easy sell at least.

LEGO House March 2025 sets

This year's LEGO House set is 40506 LEGO Fabuland Tribute, a collection of four buildable characters that tips its hat to the 1979 theme of anthropomorphic animals. You'll only be able to buy this one by flying out to Billund and visiting LEGO House for yourself (or inevitably paying over the odds on the aftermarket).

LEGO Icons March 2025 sets

Two very different LEGO Icons sets are due to debut in March, one continuing a subtheme that started in 2024 and another marking the beginning of a completely new collection. We’re expecting the Formula 1 set to reach a bigger crowd than the restaurant, though – not least because it fixes the biggest problem with its predecessor by introducing wider rear tyres.

LEGO Ideas March 2025 sets

The latest LEGO Ideas set is the result of a contest hosted in conjunction with Target to celebrate the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), and comes to us via winning entrant Daniel Bradley. It’s changed quite a bit from that initial submission, but mostly in all the right ways.

LEGO Minecraft March 2025 sets

Four LEGO Minecraft sets are coming next month, two of which are tied to the upcoming live-action A Minecraft Movie. Come for the first-ever traditional Minecraft minifigures, and stay for the first-ever Jack Black LEGO minifigure.

LEGO NINJAGO March 2025 sets

A couple of new NINJAGO dragons are on the cards for March, but trumping either of those is 71837 NINJAGO City Workshops, the latest instalment in the biennial NINJAGO City series. It’s the smallest and cheapest (when accounting for inflation) of them all, so should be an easier day one sell than the just-retired 71741 NINJAGO City Gardens.

LEGO Speed Champions March 2025 sets

On your marks, get set, go… to the LEGO Store, where you’ll find the biggest-ever LEGO Speed Champions launch. Ten cars are racing on to shelves in March all in one go, forming between them the entire Formula 1 starting grid (albeit with 2024’s car designs and liveries).

LEGO Star Wars March 2025 sets

There’s just the one set for LEGO Star Wars fans in March, but it’s a doozy: 75429 AT-AT Driver Helmet marks the return of the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection following a year off in 2024, and does so in style with a fully-realised rendition of an Imperial helmet that walks the line between iconic and obscure.

LEGO Technic March 2025 sets

Five new LEGO Technic sets are on the way in March, headlined by a pair of 1:8-scale Formula 1 cars to join their Speed Champions contemporaries in celebrating the launch of the new season. Fast & Furious fans have something to look forward to here, too.

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