Young Dancer

Many reviewers described the bronze statue of the young dancer or ballerina as beautiful and elegant.

Its position opposite the Royal Opera House and near iconic red telephone boxes provides a rich, contextual setting.

The statue, especially with the red telephone boxes in the background, is considered a great spot for taking pictures.

The statue's location in the shade of a tree makes it a pleasant place to sit and rest tired legs after exploring Covent Garden.

Erected in 1988, this bronze work by Enzo Plazzotta symbolizes grace and anticipation, with a real-life dancer as its model.