If you’re looking for free family activities in London this summer then look no further than Morph’s Epic Art Adventure London trail. We are huge fans of these free art trails and we have had so much fun exploring Morph’s Epic Art Adventure that we can’t wait to tell you about it!

What is Morph’s Epic Art Adventure London trail?

Morph’s Epic Art Adventure London? It is the UK’s first step-free art trail of its kind, hosted by Whizz-Kidz, the UK’s leading charity for young wheelchair users.

Where is Morph’s Epic Art Adventure London trail?

The trail consists of 56 unique six-foot sculptures of Morph by famous buildings in various parts of central London. Morph is an iconic clay character who made his TV debut back in 1977 on Take Hart, encouraging creativity in kids.

How much does Morph’s Epic Art Adventure London trail cost?

The trail is free to visit and open between 19th June and 20th August 2023.

How do I get my hands on a map?

If you want to find the art trail you can buy a special map for £1 from various locations in London, including Guildhall and City of London Information Centre. You can print a map for free from Morph’s Epic Art Adventure in London website. You can also download an app for £0.99p with all the money going to Whizz-Kidz, the UK’s leading charity for young wheelchair users. the art trail app includes a map, sculpture listing, rewards, voting and stats. You will need the unique 4 number code found on the base of each sculpture.

Where should I start?

The sculptures can be found along the South Bank of the River Thames and the historic City of London. We concentrated on the north side of London and managed to tick off a number of them today. We started our day with a free workshop at the Guildhall Art Gallery London where the kids made their own Morph statues from air drying clay and made a stop-motion film with them. They had a lot of fun and it was a great way to start our day.

Here’s a selection of the sculptures we found today:

We can’t wait to go back and finish Morph’s Epic Art Adventure London soon! Let me know if you’ve found any of them.

You may be interested in these other posts about public art in London:

Scenes in the Square, Leicester Square

Walking with the Snowman, London Bridge City

Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel, York Road, Waterloo

Colourwalk around Notting Hill, London

Elephant trail at Spitalfields Market London