Yes! It is completely free to follow the Croydon Stands Tall art trail.

The Croydon Stands Tall app, trail map and trail certificate also come a no cost.

The sculptures will be located in various locations across Croydon town centre. You can download our trail map which provides information about the locations for both large and small sculptures.

You can collect your trail map from any of the following locations:

• Croydon Library, Katharine Street, Croydon CR9 1ET
• East Croydon Station, Croydon CR0 1LF
• Fairfield Halls, Park Lane, Croydon CR9 1DG
• Leonardo Hotels, Wellesley Rd, Croydon CR0 9XY
• Tramlink Shop, Suffolk House, George Street, East, Croydon CR0 1PE
• West Croydon Station, London Rd, Croydon CR0 2TA
• Whitgift Information Desk, Whitgift Shopping Centre,  North End, Croydon CR0 1LP

28 of the 30 locations for the larger sculptures have been chosen as they are fully accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

2 of the 30 larger sculptures are located in Centrale & Whitgift Shopping Centres. Please check opening hours before you visit.

The baby giraffes require a little more care and are positioned by windows inside shops and businesses that are open during working days. However some local restrictions may apply.

Croydon BID and Wild in Art cannot be held liable for any sculptures that are unavailable for viewing.

The trail is step-free. There are accessible train, tram and bus stations along the route. We cannot guarantee that road works or other unanticipated events will not compromise the accessibility of the sculptures but we have done everything we can to ensure that they will be accessible.

The locations of our sculptures are purposefully chosen to avoid vandalism. In most Wild in Art trails this is a rare occurrence. Decisions about vandalism are made on a case-by-case basis. Principally, all efforts will be made to restore the sculpture.

If you need to report a vandalised or damaged sculpture, please call: 020 8603 0050

All large sculptures on the trail are sponsored by a business. The small sculptures have been funded by schools participating in the Croydon Stands Tall Learning Programme.

Yes, we would be delighted if you chose to support Crisis! You can Donate to Crisis online by clicking here, or you can scan the QR code that you’ll find on each sculpture plinth.

If you’re keen to do some fundraising, take on the trail as a sponsored challenge and raise funds for Crisis by visiting as many sculptures as you can. You can get top tips for fundraising on the Crisis website here.

The Farewell Weekend will be the last chance to see them out in public, take your final selfies, and join in on lots of activities. After that the sculptures will be auctioned to raise money for Crisis.

Blank sculptures, both large and small, are not available to buy currently. This is to protect the value of the sculptures at the auction which will raise funds for Crisis.