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Peter Pan Statue

 
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Peter Pan Statue is a landmark or monument located in London, England (United Kingdom).

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Kensington Gardens

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London
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Kensington Gardens
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England
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United Kingdom
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Per their website: "Bronze sculpture of Peter Pan, playing his pipe and surrounded by fairies and woodland animals. Next to the Long Water, between the Italian Gardens and the Serpentine Bridge. Paid for and installed secretly by J M Barrie, the creator of the Peter Pan story."

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Peter Pan Statue in "Hook"
(Updated: October 25, 2021)
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4.5
I mentioned this statue within Kensington Gardens in my review of Hyde Park to which it borders. If you are a fan of the Steven Spielberg movie "Hook" there is a scene near the end of the movie which portrays this statue when Peter returns from Neverland. A stroll through Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park on a nice day makes for a good addition to any visit to London. When we were staying in Bayswater (nearby Peter Pan author J.M. Barrie's home), we strolled over here to enjoy the statue and the surrounding greenery. It was a quiet respite from the hectic sound of the city.
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