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Find your nearest Paddington statue by exploring the interactive map below

Welcome to our new interactive map celebrating Paddington Visits, a trail of Paddington statues across the UK and Ireland. Paddington is one of Britain’s most beloved fictional characters, who made his first appearance in Michael Bond’s book ‘ A Bear Called Paddington, in 1958.

As we look forward to the release of Paddington In Peru, in cinemas November 8, these new statues will be permanently placed in iconic locations, where people can go and ‘meet’ their cuddly hero, sit and enjoy the location or explore a short walk from the area. Find your nearest Paddington below, and enjoy his love of adventures to see what yours unravels…

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You will find details on each of the locations below – click to open the route in OS Maps and this could be the start of your next big adventure.

Paddington Visits London Westfield, White City

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Westfield White City opened in 2009 and is the largest covered shopping centre in the UK and Europe.

Join Paddington and enjoy a delightful urban ramble through the heart of London’s bustling Westfield area. This charming 3km (2mi) trail is perfect for families looking to combine a bit of exercise with a hearty dose of Paddington-inspired fun.

The trail weaves through a mix of lively streets and quieter paths, offering a taste of London’s diverse urban landscape.

Little legs and big explorers alike will find this walk a breeze, with gentle slopes and mostly paved surfaces. You might even spot a familiar duffle-coated figure around every corner – well, in spirit at least!

While the route is short, it’s packed with character. From the hustle and bustle of shopping districts to pockets of urban greenery, there’s plenty to keep curious minds engaged. Remember to pack your hat and bring your sense of adventure – Paddington wouldn’t have it any other way!

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Paddington Visits Manchester

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During the Victorian era, Manchester was known as ‘cottonopolis’ as it was the world’s largest marketplace for cotton goods.

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful urban adventure in the heart of Manchester! This charming 3.5km (2mi) route takes you on a whimsical journey through the city’s vibrant streets, where history and modernity blend seamlessly.

As you amble along, keep your eyes peeled for Paddington-themed surprises and imagine the beloved bear’s wonderment at the sights and sounds of this bustling metropolis. The trail meanders past intriguing memorials, including one dedicated to Sir Edward Frankland and Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe, offering a dash of scientific intrigue to your bear-y good walk.

With minimal elevation changes, this easy route is perfect for families, young explorers, and those who prefer their marmalade sandwiches without too much exertion. The mix of bustling streets and quieter paths provides a lovely balance of city life and moments of tranquillity.

So grab your red hat, pack a marmalade sandwich, and set off on this Paddington adventure through Manchester’s urban landscape. It’s sure to be a bear-illiant day out for all!

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Paddington Visits Bury St Edmunds

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Bury St Edmunds is named after King Edmund, the original Patron Saint of England.

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful stroll through the charming streets of Bury St Edmunds! This whimsical 3km (2mi) walk is perfect for little legs and big imaginations alike.

Starting at a special Paddington bench, you’ll meander through this historic Suffolk town and discover the hidden gems of this picturesque market town. You might even spot a statue or two along the way – perhaps they’re old friends of our favourite Peruvian bear? The gentle terrain makes this an ideal outing for families, with just enough hills to work up an appetite for afternoon tea.

As you explore, imagine Paddington’s wide-eyed wonder at the beautiful buildings and bustling streets. Don’t forget to pack your red hat and blue duffle coat – you never know when you might need to blend in with the locals or embark on an unexpected adventure!

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Paddington Visits Newbury

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Newbury is the birth place of Thomas Michael Bond, the creator of Paddington.

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful adventure through the charming town of Newbury! This whimsical 3km (2mi) walk is perfect for little legs and grown-up explorers alike. As you meander through the streets and green spaces, keep your eyes peeled for a special Paddington bench – the ideal spot for a marmalade sandwich break!

Wander past the historic Goods Yard Crane, a remnant of Newbury’s industrial past that’s sure to fascinate young railway enthusiasts. Along the way, you’ll encounter the intriguing Millennium Milepost, a marker that tells tales of journeys past and present.

The trail offers a mix of urban and natural landscapes, with gentle slopes that provide just enough adventure without being too challenging. You’ll stroll through peaceful residential areas and lush parklands, where you might spot local wildlife.

This easy-going route is suitable for families, casual walkers, and anyone looking for a bear-y good time in West Berkshire. Don’t forget to pack a thermos of cocoa – Paddington would certainly approve!

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Paddington Visits Reading

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Reading is home to the University of Reading as well as Reading Festival, one of the UK’s biggest festivals.

Grab your duffle coat and hat, because Paddington is inviting you on a delightful urban expedition through the heart of Reading! This charming 2.5km (1.5mi) trail is perfect for little legs and grown-up adventurers alike, offering a bear’s-eye view of this bustling town.

As you amble along, keep your eyes peeled for Paddington-inspired surprises and perhaps even a marmalade sandwich or two! The route takes you past the elegant Jubilee Fountain, where you might imagine Paddington tipping his hat to passersby.

With barely any hills to speak of, this gentle walk is suitable for pushchairs and those who prefer a leisurely pace. It’s an ideal way to explore Reading’s mix of modern and historic sights, all while channelling your inner Peruvian bear.

So pack a picnic (don’t forget the marmalade!), lace up your walking shoes, and get ready for a bear-y good time on this Paddington Reading ramble!

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Paddington Visits Peterborough

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Peterborough has a long history as part of Northamptonshire, but is now the largest settlement in Cambridgeshire.

Calling all marmalade enthusiasts and adventure seekers! Paddington Bear has left his beloved London to explore the charming city of Peterborough, and he’s inviting you along for the journey. This delightful 3.5km (2mi) stroll through the heart of the city is perfect for families and bear lovers of all ages.

As you wander through Peterborough’s historic streets, keep your eyes peeled for a special Paddington-themed bench – the ideal spot for a marmalade sandwich break! The trail meanders past fascinating landmarks and green spaces, offering a unique blend of urban charm and natural beauty.

While the route is mostly flat, there’s a gentle incline that even Paddington’s small legs can manage with ease. You’ll discover hidden gems of Peterborough that even the locals might not know about. Remember to pack your blue duffle coat and red hat – you never know when you might need to look the part for a Paddington-style adventure!

So grab your wellies and get ready for a bear-y good time exploring Peterborough with everyone’s favourite Peruvian bear!

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Paddington Visits Land’s End

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Lands End is the most westerly point of mainland England.

Grab your marmalade sandwiches and join Paddington on a delightful adventure at the westernmost point of mainland England! This charming 3km (2mi) trail takes you on a whimsical journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Land’s End in Cornwall.

As you meander along the path, imagine Paddington’s wide-eyed wonder at the rugged cliffs and crashing waves below. Keep your eyes peeled for the RSPB Bird Hide, where you might spot some feathered friends soaring above the sea.

The trail offers spectacular vistas that even Mr. Brown would approve of, culminating in the iconic Land’s End viewpoint. Here, you can pause to soak in the panoramic vistas of the Atlantic Ocean stretching as far as the eye can see.

This easy walk is perfect for families and bear enthusiasts of all ages. With a gentle elevation gain of 81 meters, it’s just enough of an incline to work up an appetite for a post-walk treat – perhaps a Paddington sticky bun?

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Paddington Visits Lanark

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Lanark is a town in South Lanarkshire, its name is believed to come from Lanerc meaning ‘clear space glade,’ in Cumbria.

Grab your duffle coat and join Paddington on a delightful jaunt through the charming town of Lanark! This 2.5km (1.5mi) trail is perfect for little legs and big imaginations alike. As you wander through the historic streets, keep your eyes peeled for Paddington’s favourite marmalade sandwich spots – he might have left a few crumbs behind!

Meander through Delves Park, where Paddington could easily mistake the beautiful Delves Park House for a grand marmalade factory. Don’t forget to pause at the site of Lanark Castle – perhaps Paddington might imagine it as a giant teddy bear’s picnic ground!

This gentle walk is suitable for all ages and fitness levels, making it an ideal family outing. As you stroll, you might spot the William Wallace artwork, which could spark tales of Scottish adventures for our Peruvian friend.

Remember, Paddington always says, “If we’re kind and polite, the world will be right.” So, tip your hat to fellow explorers and enjoy this bear-y wonderful Lanark adventure!

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Paddington Visits Sunderland

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Sunderland is a port city in Tyne and Wear, England, where locals are sometimes known as ‘Mackems’.

Join Paddington and enjoy a delightful 3km (1.9mi) jaunt through the heart of Sunderland. Starting at a special Paddington bench – the ideal spot for a marmalade sandwich break – this charming trail is perfect for families looking to add a dash of Peruvian magic to their day out.

As you meander through the city, keep your eyes peeled for the poignant Sunderland War Memorial and the intriguing Walrus artwork, offering plenty of opportunities for curious cubs and grown-ups alike to explore local history and culture.

The mostly flat terrain makes this walk a breeze for little legs, with just enough gentle hills to keep things interesting. You’ll traverse a variety of urban landscapes, from bustling streets to tranquil pedestrian areas, each offering a unique glimpse of Sunderland’s character.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this Paddington-inspired adventure promises a bear-y good time for all. So dust off your blue duffle coat, grab your favourite hat, and set off on a jolly jaunt through Sunderland – who knows what unexpected friendships and marmalade-y mishaps await!

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Paddington Visits Newtownards

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Also known as Baile Nua na hArda in Irish, Newtownards is a town in County Durham, Northern Ireland.

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful stroll through the charming town of Newtownards! This whimsical 3.5km (2mi) trail is perfect for families looking to embark on a bear-sized adventure in County Down.

As you meander through the streets, keep your eyes peeled for Paddington-inspired surprises along the way. You might just spot a marmalade sandwich or two! The route takes you past the impressive Ards Arts Centre, where culture and creativity flourish like Aunt Lucy’s famous marmalade recipe.

Don’t forget to tip your red hat to the Blair Mayne statue and pause for a moment at the Ards Tourist Trophy Memorial. These local landmarks add a touch of history to your Paddington-themed journey.
With gentle slopes and mostly paved paths, this easy trail is suitable for bears of all ages and fitness levels.

So pack your suitcase (or perhaps just a light snack) and join Paddington on this jolly jaunt through Newtownards. It’s sure to be a day out that would make Mr. Brown proud!

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Paddington Visits Chester

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Chester was founded in 79AD as a Roman Fort with the name Deva Victrix.

Fancy a marmalade-filled journey through the heart of Chester? Pack your duffle coat and join Paddington on this delightful 5km (3mi) circular trail that’s perfect for little legs and grown-up explorers alike!

Begin your adventure at The Old Harkers Arms, where Paddington might imagine swapping his beloved marmalade for a taste of local fare. Wander through Chester’s charming streets, keeping an eye out for Paddington-inspired surprises along the way.

As you stroll, imagine Paddington’s wide-eyed wonder at Chester’s Roman walls and Tudor architecture. The trail takes you on a gentle climb, offering lovely views of the city that even Mrs. Bird would approve of.

This easy route is suitable for families and bear enthusiasts of all ages. With minimal elevation gain, it’s a comfortable walk that’ll have you back in time for elevenses. Remember to bring your hat and gloves – Paddington wouldn’t want you catching a chill on this quintessentially British adventure!

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Paddington Visits Birmingham

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Often known as the second city of the UK, Birmingham is the social, cultural, financial and commercial centre of the Midlands.

Grab your marmalade sandwiches and join Paddington on a delightful stroll through the heart of Birmingham! This charming 2km (1.2mi) urban trail is perfect for little legs and big imaginations alike. As you wander through the city streets, keep your eyes peeled for one of Paddington’s special benches – the ideal spot for a quick snack and a jolly good rest.

Along the way, you’ll discover fascinating snippets of Birmingham’s rich history. Pass by memorials to local legends like John Freeth, the singing poet, and William Hutton, the city’s first historian. Paddington would surely tip his hat to these remarkable figures!

The route offers a gentle mix of flat paths and slight inclines, making it suitable for families and bear cubs of all ages. As you meander through the bustling cityscape, you’ll experience a delightful blend of old and new architecture that tells the story of Birmingham’s evolution.

Remember, in true Paddington style, it’s always best to be prepared for a little adventure – and perhaps a spot of rain. So don your wellies, pack your duffle coat, and set off on this bear-y wonderful exploration of Birmingham’s urban landscape!

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Paddington Visits Edinburgh

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Edinburgh has been recognised as the Capital city of Scotland since at least the 15th century and, after London, is the second-largest financial centre in the UK.

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful wander through the heart of Edinburgh! This charming 4km (2.5mi) trail is perfect for families looking to sprinkle a bit of Peruvian magic into their day out. As you meander through the historic streets, keep your eyes peeled for a special Paddington-themed bench – the ideal spot for a marmalade sandwich break!

Wind your way past the iconic Pitt statue, the great Scottish figure. The trail takes you near the bustling Rose Street, where the bear from Peru would surely be tempted by the shop windows. Don’t forget to pack your favourite snacks and perhaps a jar of marmalade – Paddington wouldn’t want you to go hungry!

This easy-going route is suitable for adventurers of all ages, with no steep climbs to worry about. So polish your red wellies, straighten your blue duffle coat, and get ready for a bear-y good time in Scotland’s capital!

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Paddington Visits John O’ Groats

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John O’Groats is the furthest point on mainland Great Britain from Land’s End in Cornwall, it takes its name from a 15th century ferryman called Jan de Groot.

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful 3.5km (2mi) journey starting at the iconic John O’Groats! This charming trail is perfect for families looking to combine a bit of exercise with a hefty dollop of fun. As you amble along, keep your eyes peeled for a special Paddington-themed bench – the ideal spot for a marmalade sandwich break!

Wander through the breathtaking Highland landscape, where rolling hills meet the dramatic coastline. You might spot some woolly Highland cows or playful seabirds – perhaps even a lost Peruvian bear! The trail gently undulates, offering stunning views of the Ness of Duncansby, where the North Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean in a spectacular display.

This easy-going route is suitable for little legs and big adventurers alike. With only 18 meters of elevation gain, it’s a breeze even for those who, like Paddington, might be carrying a suitcase full of marmalade. Remember to pack a flask of cocoa and your sense of wonder – you’re in for a bear-y good time!

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Paddington Visits Penrith

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Penrith is a market town in Cumbria less than 3 miles outside the Lake District National Park.

Step into Paddington’s world on this delightful stroll through charming Penrith! This easy 1.5km (1mi) walk is perfect for marmalade-loving adventurers of all ages. As you wander through the historic streets, imagine Paddington tipping his hat to friendly locals or peering curiously into shop windows.

Keep your eyes peeled for the special Paddington bench along the route – it’s the perfect spot for a quick snack or to straighten your duffle coat. You might even spot a few surprises that would make Paddington’s whiskers twitch with excitement!

The trail meanders past the stately George Hotel, and along Devonshire Street, lined with quaint shops that could tempt even the most particular bear.

With minimal elevation change, this walk is as smooth as Paddington’s favourite sandwich. It’s an ideal outing for families, offering a blend of Cumbrian charm and storybook magic. Don’t forget to pack a marmalade sandwich – you never know when you might need a little pick-me-up on your Paddington-inspired adventure!

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Paddington Visits Southampton

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Southampton is a port city in Hampshire, and one of the most populous cities in southern England. It is where the Spitfire was built and was also the departure point for RMS Titanic.

Slip on your wellies and grab your favourite hat – it’s time for a jolly jaunt through Southampton with everyone’s beloved bear from Darkest Peru! This delightful 6.5km (4mi) urban ramble is perfect for families looking to sprinkle a bit of Paddington’s magic into their day out.

As you wander through the bustling city centre, keep your eyes peeled for charming surprises around every corner. Who knows? You might spot a familiar duffle-coated figure perched on a bench, ready to share a marmalade sandwich! The route meanders past historic landmarks, including the impressive Bargate, a medieval gatehouse that’s sure to spark young imaginations.

With gentle slopes and mostly paved paths, this walk is suitable for adventurers of all ages. Little legs might find the occasional hilly section a tad challenging, but nothing a quick rest and a sweet treat can’t solve!

So pack your emergency marmalade sandwiches, polish your wellies, and set off on a bear-y brilliant exploration of Southampton. It’s the perfect recipe for family fun, with a generous dollop of Paddington’s charm!

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Paddington Visits Salisbury

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Salisbury is a market town in Wiltshire, the spire of it’s famous cathedral is the tallest in England.

Join Paddington and enjoy a delightful stroll through historic Salisbury! This charming 4km (2.5mi) trail is perfect for families looking to embark on a bear-sized adventure.

Meander past medieval marvels and through peaceful parks, imagining Paddington’s wide-eyed wonder at the city’s splendour. The route is mostly flat, making it suitable for little legs and pushchairs alike. You might even spot some friendly ducks along the way – though perhaps not as polite as Paddington!

With minimal elevation gain, this easy walk is a jolly good way to spend an afternoon. Don’t forget to pack your red hat and blue duffle coat – you never know when you might need to look your Paddington best for a photo opportunity! Remember, in Paddington’s words, “If we’re kind and polite, the world will be right.” So, tip your hat to fellow adventurers and enjoy this beary special Salisbury saunter!

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Paddington Visits Paddington Station, London

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Opened in 1854, Paddington Station is deemed the London terminus for the “grandest railway in England”. Inspired by his purchase of a teddy bear as a Christmas present for his wife, creator Michael Bond named the bear Paddington, as the couple lived near Paddington Station. Bond imagined the arrival of a real bear at the station in his first novel, A Bear Called Paddington.

Step into the paw prints of everyone’s favourite bear from Darkest Peru on this delightful urban ramble through the heart of London. This circular route, starting and ending at Paddington Station, offers a whimsical journey perfect for families and bear enthusiasts alike.

Wander through charming streets and picturesque parks, imagining Paddington’s adventures as you go. Keep your eyes peeled for blue-coated bears and perhaps even a marmalade sandwich or two! The trail takes you past iconic London sights and hidden gems that would surely captivate our furry friend’s curiosity.

This easy 6km (3.7mi) walk is suitable for all ages and fitness levels, with minimal elevation changes. It’s an ideal way to explore the city’s vibrant atmosphere and rich history while channelling your inner Paddington. Don’t forget your duffle coat and red hat – you never know when you might need to look your best for an impromptu tea with the Browns!

Remember, as Paddington would say, “Please look after this city” – so do be a responsible explorer and keep London tidy as you enjoy this bear-y good adventure!

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Paddington Visits Cardiff

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Cardiff is the capital city of Wales and home of the Welsh Parliament, known as the Senedd.

Step into Paddington’s wellington boots for a delightful ramble through the heart of Cardiff! This charming 6km (3.7mi) trail is perfect for families and bear enthusiasts alike.

Meander along city streets and green spaces, imagining Paddington’s wide-eyed wonder at Cardiff’s vibrant sights and sounds. The route is mostly flat, with just a gentle 19-metre climb – easy enough for little legs and grown-ups too.

This urban adventure offers a pawsome blend of city buzz and quiet corners, perfect for creating your own Paddington-style mishaps and memories.

So grab your duffle coat, pack your emergency marmalade, and set off on a bear-y brilliant Cardiff exploration!

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Paddington Visits Mayo

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County Mayo is a county in Ireland, the name derive from Irish and means ‘Plain of the Yew Trees’.

Fancy a jolly jaunt with everyone’s favourite bear from darkest Peru? Pack your wellies and marmalade sandwiches for a delightful 5.5km (3.5mi) stroll through the charming landscapes of County Mayo. This whimsical wandering takes you on a journey that even Mrs. Bird would approve of!

As you trot along, you might even spot a friendly Irish sheep or two! The trail meanders through Mayo’s picturesque countryside, offering splendid views that would make Mr. Gruber proud.

This gentle ramble is suitable for bear cubs and grown-ups alike, with just enough ups and downs to keep things interesting without being too taxing. You’ll pass by intriguing sights like The Clock monument – perhaps it’s time for tea?

So grab your red hat and blue duffle coat, and set off on a Mayo adventure that’s as sweet as marmalade!

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Paddington Visits Liverpool

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Liverpudlians are often called ‘Scousers’ referring to a local stew known as ‘scouse’

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful urban adventure through the heart of Liverpool! This charming 4.5km (2.8mi) trail is perfect for families looking to explore the city’s vibrant streets with a touch of Peruvian flair.

As you meander through Liverpool’s bustling thoroughfares, keep your eyes peeled for Paddington-themed surprises along the way. You might just spot a marmalade sandwich tucked away in the most unexpected places! The route takes you past iconic city landmarks and hidden gems, offering a unique perspective on Liverpool’s rich maritime history and modern buzz.

Little legs and big explorers alike will find this mostly flat trail a breeze, with just a few gentle inclines to add a dash of excitement. The walk typically takes about an hour, but feel free to linger and soak up the atmosphere – Paddington would certainly approve of a few pit stops for refreshments!

Don’t forget your red hat and blue duffle coat – you’ll fit right in on this whimsical journey through one of Britain’s most beloved cities. It’s the perfect way to spend a day out, rain or shine, just as Paddington would!

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Paddington Visits York

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York was once occupied by the Great Heathen Army of Vikings and known as Jorvik.

Grab your favourite hat and join Paddington on a delightful 5km (3mi) jaunt through the charming city of York! This easy-going trail is perfect for families and bear enthusiasts of all ages. As you wander along the ancient streets, imagine Paddington’s wide-eyed wonder at the magnificent York Minster and the quaint shops lining the Shambles.

Keep your eyes peeled for Paddington-themed surprises along the way, including a special bear bench where you can rest your paws and enjoy a marmalade sandwich. The route takes you past intriguing sights like the Second Division memorial, offering a gentle history lesson for curious cubs.

With minimal elevation change, this walk is as smooth as Paddington’s favourite spread. You’ll trot along a mix of surfaces, from cobbled lanes that whisper tales of Vikings to modern paths that Paddington would surely approve of for their puddle-jumping potential.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this Paddington-inspired trail offers a fresh perspective on York’s timeless beauty. Don’t forget to pack a jar of marmalade – you never know when you might need a snack or meet a bear in need!

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Paddington Visits Ashby de la Zouch

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The name Ashby has Anglo-Danish roots meaning ‘Ash-tree farm’ or ‘Ash-tree settlement’.

Step into Paddington’s wellies for a delightful stroll through the charming town of Ashby de la Zouch! This whimsical 1.5km (1mi) route is perfect for families looking to embark on a bear-sized adventure. As you wander along, keep your eyes peeled for a special Paddington bench – the ideal spot for a marmalade sandwich break!

Meander through the heart of this historic Leicestershire town, where every corner might hide a clue to Paddington’s next misadventure. Young explorers and grown-ups alike will enjoy the gentle path, with just enough ups and downs to make it exciting without being too challenging.

Along the way, you’ll pass by the fascinating Ashby de la Zouch Museum. And don’t forget to pop into the Tourist Information centre; they might know where our furry friend is heading next!

This easy trail is suitable for all ages and takes about 25 minutes to complete – unless you’re distracted by the tempting aroma of freshly baked buns from the local bakeries. Remember, Paddington always says it’s important to be prepared for any weather, so don’t forget your coat and boots!

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