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From Thursday 14th November, families and visitors are invited to embark on a fabulous festive adventure to discover 12 adorable penguin sculptures throughout the Quarter. Each penguin, decked out in unique festive finery designed by talented artists, will be perched in iconic spots like Chancery Lane, New Street Square, Ludgate Circus and Fleet Street, adding a splash of Antarctic charm to the City.

The trail was produced by global public art specialists Wild in Art.

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The Fleet Street Quarter Penguin Parade

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Fleet Street Quarter

Tiffany by Loïs Cordelia

Tour Item

1. Tiffany by Loïs Cordelia.mp3

Buddy the Elf by Megan H. Smith-Evans

2. Buddy the Elf by Megan H. Smith-Evans.mp3

 It's Penguining to look a lot like Christmas! by Laura Kate Chapman

3. Its Penguining to look a lot like Christmas by Laura Kate Chapman.mp3

Snowy by RP Roberts

4. Snowy by RP Roberts.mp3

Well hello there, you've just found Percy the Party Penguin, created by Reilly Creative. Personally, I think Percy the Party Penguin is the pick of all the penguins. Now that is a sentence I don't want to have to say after a few eggnogs.  

Did you know that real life Emperor Penguins are a lot shorter than Percy here? They actually grow to around 120cm tall, which is about the height of the average 7 year old child. Imagine a penguin going to primary school. 

We are currently in New Street Square, and though it looks very smart and new now, For the majority of the early part of the 20th century, it was the home to huge print works, publishers, bookbinders, and book warehouses. You can still find Printer Street just around the corner. 

The next penguin on the trail is very close, just outside the Rolls building. But if you want to walk a bit further, there are penguins at Plough Place or Gough Square.

6 Great New Street \|||// Well hello there, you've just found Percy the Party Penguin, created by Reilly Creative. Personally, I think Percy the Party Penguin is the pick of all the penguins. Now that is a sentence I don't want to have to say after a few eggnogs.  

Did you know that real life Emperor Penguins are a lot shorter than Percy here? They actually grow to around 120cm tall, which is about the height of the average 7 year old child. Imagine a penguin going to primary school. 

We are currently in New Street Square, and though it looks very smart and new now, For the majority of the early part of the 20th century, it was the home to huge print works, publishers, bookbinders, and book warehouses. You can still find Printer Street just around the corner. 

The next penguin on the trail is very close, just outside the Rolls building. But if you want to walk a bit further, there are penguins at Plough Place or Gough Square.

Percy the Party Penguin by Reilly Creative

5. Percy the Party Penguin by Reilly Creative.mp3

The Forest at Christmas by Jodie Silverman

6.  The Forest at Christmas by Jody Silverman.mp3

Mr Easy Freezey by Jenny Leonard

7. Mr. Easy Freezy by Jenny Leonard.mp3

Santa Paws by Jess Perrin

8.Santa Paws by Jessica Perrin.mp3

Helter Skelter by Amanda Quellin

9. Helter Skelter by Amanda Quellen.mp3

Kevin the Kinguin by Caroline Daly

10. Kevin the Kinguin by Caroline Daly.mp3

In The Deep (Midwinter) by Sue Guthrie

11. In the Deep Midwinter by Sue Guthrie.mp3

Pullover Penguin by Donna Newman

12. Pullover Penguin by Donna Newman.mp3

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FLEET STREET QUARTER

The Fleet Street Quarter Penguin Parade

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