Pokémon Go's Lego collaboration is now live at Go Fest Copenhagen 2026, and for visitors, there are numerous in-person and in-game components to take part in.
Free for all players - meaning there's no Go Fest ticket required - there's an in-person Play Zone at Fælledparken, the location where park sessions are being held; park-specific and Lego Store-specific Timed Research; a city-wide Stamp Rally; and the opportunity to catch a Pikachu with a Lego Special Background.
There's a lot going on, and for those in the city during the weekend - or are simply curious as to what's on offer - this article features everything happening as part of the Go Fest 2026 Copenhagen collaboration.
Update (15th June): Added mention of a worldwide collaboration that suggests the activities in this article will appear in Lego Stores worldwide.
How to get Go Fest Copenhagen's Lego background Pikachu
Arguably the biggest draw, the Lego background Pikachu (debuting at Go Fest Copenhagen) is encountered by:
- Visiting each Lego Stamp Rally location (five locations, one encounter each)
- Completing the park-specific Lego Timed Research (one encounter)
- Completing the Lego Store-specific Timed Research (one encounter)
- This makes for seven possible Pikachu encounters over the weekend
Here's how it looks in-game when completing the Timed Research:
Go Fest 2026: Copenhagen and Lego Bonus Timed Research steps
When arriving into the Fælledparken area, you'll get Lego-themed Timed Research added to your game, which has to be completed by the end of Go Fest Copenhagen on Sunday night.
The Pokémon Go Lego Timed Research tasks and rewards are as follows:
Go Fest 2026: Copenhagen and Lego Bonus Timed Research (1/3)
- Spin 5 PokéStops or Gyms (reward: 3,000 XP)
End reward: 5 Lego Pikachu stickers, 2,026 Stardust, 5 Pinap Berries
Go Fest 2026: Copenhagen and Lego Bonus Timed Research (2/3)
- Explore 1km (reward: 5 Pinap Berries)
- Catch 5 Pokémon (reward: 15 Poké Balls)
- Make 10 Nice Curveball Throws (reward: 2,000 Stardust)
End reward: 5 Lego Eevee stickers, 2,026 XP, 10 Great Balls
Go Fest 2026: Copenhagen and Lego Bonus Timed Research (3/3)
- Make 5 Great Curveball Throws (reward: 3,000 Stardust)
- Power up Pokémon 10 times (reward: 5 Pinap Berries)
- Use 15 Berries to help catch Pokémon (reward: 10 Great Balls)
End reward: Pikachu with Lego Background encounter, 2,026 XP, 2,026 Stardust
Lego Store Copenhagen Timed Research
By visiting either Lego Store in København or Tivoli Gardens (which are also Stamp Rally locations - see below for more details), you'll unlock Lego Store Copenhagen Timed Research.
You don't have to physically enter the store for it to unlock, as it should just be added to your Timed Research log when you approach. (This is just as well, as when I visited on Saturday morning, both stores had queues of 10-15 minutes to enter.)
The stores themselves have nothing else to offer in-game, besides the chance to pick up a card with a redemption code from a store attendee outside, each rewarding a single use Incubator.
The Lego Store Copenhagen Timed Research steps and rewards are as follows:
- Explore 1km (2,026 XP)
- Spin 5 PokéStops or Gyms (2,026 XP)
- Make 5 Great Curveball Throws (10 Pinap Berries)
- Take 10 snapshots of wild Pokémon (10 Pinap Berries)
End reward: Pikachu with Lego Background encounter, 5 Lego Eevee stickers, 5 Lego Pikachu stickers
Pokémon Go Fest Copenhagen Lego Stamp Rally locations
Pokémon Go Stamp Rallies often feature at in-person events, and see you visit set locations to complete a stamp book. Each visited location rewards a Lego background Pikachu.
The five Go Fest Lego Stamp Rally locations are as follows:
- Lego Pokémon Play Zone at Fælledparken (Pokémon Go Fest Copenhagen's park)
- Gefion Fountain
- The King’s Garden / Kongens Have
- Lego Store in København
- Lego Store Tivoli Gardens
Click the above links, or see the following map screenshot for their locations:
Having completed the Lego Stamp Rally on the Saturday morning, the four locations to the south are pretty walkable - taking around 90 minutes to two hours, depending on how you go. There are some in-game Routes (unofficial and otherwise) connecting them, and the King’s Garden / Kongens Have and Gefion Fountain locations are heavy on Gyms, making them great for raids.
A small word of warning that the Copenhagen Sprint event has road closures between some of these locations. You can cross these freely when the race isn't active, but might be hampered when things begin: there are designated crossing points with stewards helping pedestrians across when it does, but I don't know if these will always be available as the event ramps up. My advice is to either go early in the day, or check the race times, to be on the safe side.
Pokémon Go Fest Copenhagen Lego zone activities
Situated in the north of the Recruitment Zone in the Fælledparken, as well as hosting a Stamp Rally location (freely accessible without going inside), the tent features a number of in-person Lego activities, including:
- Collaborative Go Fest emblem build, which sees you match Lego pieces to blueprints, which are then literally hammered onto a board (with no reward for taking part, FYI)
- Lego Poké Ball build activity, which you can take away with you once completed
- A minifig contest, held every hour, with the winner receiving a Pokémon Lego set (you can also do this for fun between contest times)
- A look at some of the official Pokémon Lego sets behind glass (only the previously released sets, not the upcoming Smart Brick ones I'm afraid)
Credit: One More Catch
And if you don't fancy entering, there's a PokéStop made of Lego to have a gander at outside:
In terms of access to the zone, on the Friday morning it took me around 10 minutes of queuing to enter (with numerous Gyms populated with raids surrounding the tent to help pass the time). Access to the Lego Poké Ball build area had a further queue - not surprising as it's the only thing you can take away - whereas everything else was freely available.
In short - by visiting the Fælledparken area, there's a number of free Lego activities and in-game rewards to take part in, all accessible without a ticket. Worth a visit if you're nearby? I'd say so - but nothing to be too jealous of if you aren't attending Go Fest or live locally. The Lego background Pikachu is the only thing you might miss out on, but I wouldn't be surprised if it returns at another event. And if not, since attendees will easily get at least a couple, expect it to be reliable trading fodder in the weeks and months to come.
UPDATE (15th June): It appears many of the above in-game features - Pikachu with a Lego background, Stamp Rally, and Timed Research - will appear at some Lego Stores across the US, UK, Poland, France, Germany and Australia from 3rd August to 30th September, 2026, according to a blog post. Where exactly is yet to be confirmed, but will update this post when we hear more.
Travel, accommodation, and access to Go Fest Copenhagen 2026 were provided by Niantic.
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