Best places: Sculptures in London, United Kingdom

Simple, stone war memorial unveiled in 1920 & site of the annual National Service of Remembrance.

Iconic stone monument honoring 55,573 aircrew who died flying Bomber Command during World War II.

👍👍 Beautiful place to visit is small nothing fantastic …. But if you have time to kill at Paddington station is worth it…. They have a lovely souvenir shop tooo

👍👍 Very nice park. Don't feed the wildlife. Get tickets to go inside the palace too! The garden was nice when I went, but would be even better when the vines have leaves! (Just wasnt the proper season for them during my visit)

This 2014 Scott Eaton statue depicts the famous late singer with her signature beehive hair-do.

Kensington Garden’s whimsical bronze depicting Peter Pan & animals, with a unique “talking” option.

Iconic sculpture of Britain's WWII prime minister, on a plinth beside the houses of parliament.

👍👍 Very good place if you want to take your car to get photographed very highly recommend

👍👍 Great viewpoint over London! 🏙🌇🌆🌃 Really recommend the short hike up, one of my favourite views of London. Many benches to chill and relax, perfect on a sunny day! Never been up at night time, but must be also impressive.

Striking 25m-long bronze monument commemorating the pilots who died during WWII's Battle of Britain.

Tall sculpture built for the 2012 Olympic Games offering panoramic views & a looping tunnel slide.

👍👍 Very nice place! "The best way to find yourself is to dissolve in serving others" - his words is still relevant and very important. He was a grate sage...

👍 Beautiful sculptural composition of 1973 by David Wynne, just a pity that the fountain did not work - perhaps temporary. Excellent view of London Bridge and the surrounding area, place for photography

👍👍 Great leader

👍👍 He's always there on his horsey overlooking Trafalgar Square and into the distance. They don't seem to mind the birds and the weather.

👍👍 This statue marks the exact centre of London. All the “x miles to London” are measured from this statue. There’s a trig point carved into the stone work at the base of the statue and a small brass plaque on the ground just in front of it.

👍👍 Beautiful little fountain or occasionally wishing well (although the pennies sink through the grate at the bottom so you can’t see the wishes) and even triples up as a summertime hobo bath, so you get some nice bubbles if they’re lavish enough to buy soap, or lucky enough to find some! (Soap not pro...

😐 The main monument in the redeveloped Paternoster square is the 23m tall Paternoster Square Column. The Corinthian column with the flaming urn was built in memory of the fires of 1666 and 1940 that destroyed the area around the square.

👍👍 This statue of Abraham Lincoln sits in Parliament amongst other prominent British and Commonwealth political leaders. It shows a dignified Lincoln standing regal above us. A chair is behind him with one of the traditional symbols of the American state shown on the on the chair. The dignity of this...

👍👍 Richard the Lionheart had three battles against Saladin and the Muslim army: the battle at Acre; the battle at Arsuf; and the battle at Jaffa. Despite being vastly outnumbered by Saladin and his troops, King Richard and the Christian army were victorious in each of these conflicts. It was at the bat...