@aleks.london.diary: 🗿 16 Amazing and Unusual Statues to Discover in London 1. Real Time Clock – Paddington Station This mesmerizing kinetic sculpture by Chris Tipping features a constantly updating digital display, blending art and technology 2. Philpot Lane Mice Sculpture – City of London London’s tiniest public statue, this hidden gem shows two mice fighting over a piece of cheese. It’s a quirky mystery with a tragic backstory tied to Victorian construction workers. 3. The Wild Table of Love – Grosvenor Square A surreal and enchanting bronze sculpture by Gillie and Marc, featuring animals dining together at a long table—symbolizing unity and peace. 4. Paddington Bear – Paddington Station A heartwarming tribute to the beloved bear from Peru, this bronze statue sits under the clock on Platform 1. 5. Little Mouse House – Outside Hedonism Wines, Mayfair A delightful miniature scene embedded in the wall, complete with a tiny mouse-sized door and furniture. 6. Churchill and Parliament Square Statues – Westminster Winston Churchill stands resolute among other historic figures like Nelson Mandela, Mahatma Gandhi, and Millicent Fawcett. 7. Statue of the Sphinx One of several Egyptian-style sphinxes guarding Victoria Embankment. 8. George Orwell – Outside BBC Broadcasting House A thoughtful statue of the author of 1984, standing beside a quote about liberty, reminding passersby of the power of truth and free speech. 9. Young Dancer – Covent Garden A graceful bronze ballerina by Enzo Plazzotta. 10. Allies – Bond Street A sculpture of Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt sitting on a bench. A perfect photo spot and symbol of wartime friendship. 11. Tandem Lovers – Canary Wharf A playful and romantic sculpture of a couple riding a tandem bicycle, suspended in mid-air. It’s a joyful celebration of love and motion. 12. Dinosaur Skeleton – Berkeley Square, Mayfair A striking modern sculpture of a dinosaur skeleton, often part of rotating public art displays. 13. Shakespeare Statue – Shoreditch A nod to the Bard in the area where he once lived and worked. This statue celebrates Shoreditch’s rich theatrical history. 14. Girl with a Dolphin – Near Tower Bridge David Wynne’s dynamic sculpture shows a girl leaping joyfully with a dolphin, with Tower Bridge as a stunning backdrop. A favorite among photographers. 15. Rhino Sospeso – Knightsbridge a life-sized rhino suspended in mid-air by golden balloons. This eye-catching piece by Stefano Bombardieri challenges perceptions of weight and reality. 16. Peter Pan – Kensington Gardens Commissioned by J.M. Barrie himself, this enchanting statue shows Peter surrounded by fairies and woodland creatures, capturing the magic of childhood. #london #londonlife #londontiktok #londonhotspots #londonlove #london4all #londonhotspots #visitlondon #londra #londontown #londongirl
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Wednesday 09 July 2025 12:01:43 GMT
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