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Alice in Wonderland Statue, New York City

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A bronze statue bringing Lewis Carroll's iconic book character to life, Alice in Wonderland Statue stands 3 m (11 ft) tall and depicts Alice sitting on a large mushroom surrounded by the Mad Hatter, the White Rabbit, and a few more of her friends. Sculpted in 1959 by artist Jose de Creeft, the sculpture depicts scenes from the original book illustrations. Pause with Alice and her friends while touring New York's famous park by bike, foot, horse drawn carriage, or pedicab. Our New York City day trip planning app makes visiting Alice in Wonderland Statue and other New York City attractions simple, and helps you make a travel plan personal to you.

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• By Bassoman29

  Nonostante la giornata piovosa, non potevamo non andare a vedere la statua dedicata ad Alice in Wonderland. Siccome è un simbolo storico dell’infanzia di moltissime persone è assolutamente consigliata...  more »

  Despite the rainy day, we could not go to see the statue dedicated to Alice in Wonderland. Since it is a historical symbol of childhood for many people is absolutely recommended.
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• By kumabrother

  人が集まっているのですぐに見つけられます。けっこうリアルな作りでかわいいという感じではない。一見の価値はあります。  more »

  So that everyone can find immediately. It's not quite cute in a realistic feeling. Is worth a look.
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• By Lorenzo Z Tartaglia

  Purely magical, to witness the child within all of us. Also a major part of the story is the ultimate historical royal game of Chess. Therefore it's important never to be late. In chess that's called Tempo, meaning time in Italian. And an important element of winning the game. Otherwise the Red Queen will simply say "Off with your head" And you lose. However Alice always wins, because of her spirit, is everlasting. Do Like 👍👍👍 Always Love💜💙💜

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• By A

  I had never heard of this until my husband told me about it and we went there. It is stunning and truly magical. It's VERY hard to get a picture with it though because every time we have gone it has been very crowded. But that's very understandable. It's a lot larger than I expected as well.

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