There's A Free Snoopy Sculpture Trail In Fleet Street This Christmas

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Last Updated 12 December 2025

Laura Reynolds There's A Free Snoopy Sculpture Trail In Fleet Street This Christmas

Snoopy in the City sculpture trail: Snoopy lying on top of a red kennel decorated with Christmas lights

A free Snoopy sculpture trail is dotted around central London this Christmas, to mark the 75th anniversary of the Peanuts comic strip.

The Fleet Street Quarter is home to a dozen sculptures in the shape of the anthropomorphic beagle on top of his kennel — though he's ditched his famous monochrome vibe for different looks. 12 artists have individually designed their own sculpture, including Becky Smith and children's author Frann Preston-Gannon.

Snoopy in the City sculpture trail: Snoopy lying on top of a kennel painted to look like a gingerbread house

One shows his iconic red kennel decked out in painted Christmas lights, while another transforms it into a snowy forest landscape. Elsewhere it becomes a gingerbread hut, and even a reindeer shed. Each charming design is worth seeking out — particularly if you're looking for budget-friendly festive entertainment, or ways to entertain the kids.

Snoopy in the City sculpture trail: Snoopy lying on top of a kennel with a red and white roof, like a toadstool

The trail was created in partnership with Wild in Art, an organisation which has brought plenty of joy to Londoners over the years in the form of several free art trails.

In previous years, the Fleet Street area has held similar free events over the festive period: for Christmas 2024 a colourful group of penguins waddled into town, and back in 2023, The Snowman took centre stage. Both of these were very popular with our own little Londoners, who loved having their photos taken with each sculpture.