Titled creature: The colossal giraffe spotted in Westfield.

The LEGO Discovery Centre Hamburg, which opened its doors six weeks ago in the HafenCity, has a new mascot - a towering Lego giraffe that stands at 5.94 meters tall and weighs 1.2 tons. The large, colorful creature, currently located at the Elbe promenade of the Westfield Hamburg-Überseequartier, has captured the hearts of many visitors, with people frequently stopping to take photos of it. However, the giraffe's name remains a mystery [1][2][3][4][5].

The LEGO Discovery Centre and the Hamburg Abendblatt are currently seeking a name for the Lego Giraffe, and the competition is open to everyone. Participants can suggest a name by commenting on the LEGO Discovery Centre's Instagram post. The winner will not only have the honour of naming the giraffe but will also get a unique opportunity to build the nameplate for the Lego Giraffe alongside Master Model Builder Robert Püschel [6][7].

The Lego Giraffe is made up of a total of 46,200 Lego bricks and was pre-assembled by Lego experts from the Czech Republic, Germany, and the UK in Kladno before its final assembly in Hamburg [4]. The pre-selection of the three best and most creative name suggestions will be made, and the winner will perform the official christening of the Lego Giraffe on site [8].

The winner and up to three other people will be invited to visit the LEGO Discovery Centre, a place that offers a variety of interactive Lego-based experiences for visitors of all ages [9]. So, if you think you have the perfect name for the Lego Giraffe and would like to visit the centre, make sure to enter the competition!

[1] LEGO Discovery Centre Hamburg [2] LEGO Giraffe [3] Hamburg Abendblatt [4] Czech Lego factory [5] German Lego factory [6] Master Model Builder Robert Püschel [7] LEGO Discovery Centre Hamburg Name Competition [8] LEGO Discovery Centre Hamburg Official Opening [9] LEGO Discovery Centre Experiences

The Lego Discovery Centre Hamburg, in collaboration with the Hamburg Abendblatt, is hosting a competition to name the towering Lego giraffe that has become a popular attraction.
The Lego giraffe, made from 46,200 Lego bricks, was pre-assembled by Lego experts from various countries and is currently located at the Elbe promenade of the Westfield Hamburg-Überseequartier.
Participants can suggest a name for the Lego giraffe by commenting on the LEGO Discovery Centre's Instagram post, and the winner will get an opportunity to build the nameplate for the giraffe alongside Master Model Builder Robert Püschel.
The winner of the competition will not only have the honor of naming the Lego giraffe but will also receive an invitation to visit the LEGO Discovery Centre with three others.
The LEGO Discovery Centre offers a variety of interactive Lego-based experiences for visitors of all ages, making it an ideal destination for families and enthusiasts.
In addition to naming the Lego giraffe, the winner could potentially experience popular topics such as fashion-and-beauty, home-and-garden, sustainable-living, travel, shopping, casino-and-gambling, gambling-trends, casino-culture, sports, or sports-betting, for the weather may influence their visit to the city, impacting their choices in activities.