Peter Pan Statue

A hidden statue of ‘the boy who never grew up’ can be found in Kensington Gardens , where Peter Pan used to come to play with the fairies and sail the Serpentine with a nest for a boat.

Installed on 1st May, 1912, this bronze statue was left overnight by the author J.M. Barrie to inspire families to love the stories of the boy who never wanted to grow up. Read more

The author of Peter Pan was inspired by Kensington Gardens !!

Loved the location, atmosphere

Not many people come here, so is a good spot for taking pictures.

In search for Peter Pan, don't forget it enjoy the journey. The park is gorgeous.

One of London's must unremarkable statues .

Look for Peter Pan statue, close to the Italian gardens

Peter Pan is quite well represented, worth the little stop

Take a photo

Just take a photo here:)

Encouragement magic peace

A must! Magical place!

Find the statue of the boy who would not grow up

The story telling statue

Read the pic. :)

Why isn't Peter Pan not flying.

Una statua bellissima nel cuore del parco . Questo monumento è delicato al bambino che non voleva crescere!

Статуя была возведена в тайне в течение ночи и « по волшебству» 1 мая 1912 года появилась в лондонском парке , примыкающем к Кенингстонскому дворцу. Местоположение было выбрано автором - Дж. М. Барри.

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