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Homeless Fox Statue — Attraction in Stockholm

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Homeless Fox Statue
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Nearby attractions
Medelhavsmuseet
Fredsgatan 2, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
The Royal Palace
Kungliga slottet, 107 70 Stockholm, Sweden
Parliament House
Riksgatan 1, 100 12 Stockholm, Sweden
Royal Swedish Opera
Gustav Adolfs torg 2, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Kungsträdgården
Jussi Björlings allé, 111 47 Stockholm, Sweden
Dansmuseet
Drottninggatan 17, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Arvfurstens Palats
Gustav Adolfs torg 1, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Sergels torg
111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Nobel Prize Museum
Stortorget 2, 103 16 Stockholm, Sweden
Stockholm Medieval Museum
Medeltidsboden, Trångsund 3 (Storkyrkans gård, 111 28 Stockholm, Sweden
Nearby restaurants
Pickwick Restaurang & Pub
Drottninggatan 6, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Restaurang Polpette
Drottninggatan 6, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Tak
Brunkebergstorg 2, 4, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
DiWINE Stockholm
Drottninggatan 25, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Restaurant Tegelbacken
Tegelbacken 2, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
BOO Burgers & Barbecue City
Drottninggatan 26, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Pong Asian Restaurant
Klara tvärgränd 3, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Cafe de la paix
Fredsgatan 6, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Grodan Kungliga Operan
Strömgatan 14, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
AVA GRILL
Herkulesgatan 20, 111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Nearby hotels
Sheraton Stockholm Hotel
Tegelbacken 6, 101 23, 101 23 Stockholm, Sweden
Downtown Camper by Scandic
Brunkebergstorg 9, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Hobo Hotel
Brunkebergstorg 4, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Hotel At Six
Brunkebergstorg 6, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
Collector's Lady Hamilton Hotel
Storkyrkobrinken 5, 111 28 Stockholm, Sweden
Grand Hôtel
Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8, 103 27 Stockholm, Sweden
Lord Nelson Hotel
Västerlånggatan 22, 111 29 Stockholm, Sweden
Collector's Victory Hotel
Lilla Nygatan 5, 111 28 Stockholm, Sweden
Radisson Blu Royal Viking Hotel, Stockholm
Vasagatan 1, 111 20 Stockholm, Sweden
Hotel Terminus Stockholm
Vasagatan 20, 111 20 Stockholm, Sweden
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Homeless Fox Statue

111 51 Stockholm, Sweden
4.6(78)
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attractions: Medelhavsmuseet, The Royal Palace, Parliament House, Royal Swedish Opera, Kungsträdgården, Dansmuseet, Arvfurstens Palats, Sergels torg, Nobel Prize Museum, Stockholm Medieval Museum, restaurants: Pickwick Restaurang & Pub, Restaurang Polpette, Tak, DiWINE Stockholm, Restaurant Tegelbacken, BOO Burgers & Barbecue City, Pong Asian Restaurant, Cafe de la paix, Grodan Kungliga Operan, AVA GRILL
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Nearby attractions of Homeless Fox Statue

Medelhavsmuseet

The Royal Palace

Parliament House

Royal Swedish Opera

Kungsträdgården

Dansmuseet

Arvfurstens Palats

Sergels torg

Nobel Prize Museum

Stockholm Medieval Museum

Medelhavsmuseet

Medelhavsmuseet

4.4

(1.3K)

Open 24 hours
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The Royal Palace

The Royal Palace

4.5

(15.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Parliament House

Parliament House

4.5

(445)

Open 24 hours
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Royal Swedish Opera

Royal Swedish Opera

4.6

(2.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Walk through Stockholms Gamla Stan
Walk through Stockholms Gamla Stan
Fri, Dec 26 • 3:00 PM
111 51, Stockholm, Sweden
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Bake delicious Swedish cinnamon rolls with a local
Bake delicious Swedish cinnamon rolls with a local
Mon, Dec 29 • 2:00 PM
128 48, Stockholm, Sweden
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Paradox Museum Stockholm - Official Tickets
Paradox Museum Stockholm - Official Tickets
Fri, Dec 26 • 12:40 PM
Sergelgatan 20, Stockholm, 111 57
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Nearby restaurants of Homeless Fox Statue

Pickwick Restaurang & Pub

Restaurang Polpette

Tak

DiWINE Stockholm

Restaurant Tegelbacken

BOO Burgers & Barbecue City

Pong Asian Restaurant

Cafe de la paix

Grodan Kungliga Operan

AVA GRILL

Pickwick Restaurang & Pub

Pickwick Restaurang & Pub

4.2

(1.3K)

Click for details
Restaurang Polpette

Restaurang Polpette

4.0

(1.0K)

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Tak

Tak

4.2

(1.6K)

$$$

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DiWINE Stockholm

DiWINE Stockholm

4.1

(965)

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Taha YaseenTaha Yaseen
Huddled at the foot of a Stockholm bridge is a sad little figure, barely visible under a pile of rumpled-up blankets, silently pleading for your sympathy. This statue, called Hemlös räv ("Rag and Bone") is somehow even sadder for having a fox face. Since 2008, the helpless little fox has been waiting on the street, asking passersby to give spare a thought for the homeless, and maybe some change as well. The artwork was created by British sculptor Laura Ford, and later purchased by the city of Stockholm. At first glance, the squat beastly hobo looks like an almost realistic pile of old blankets, but further inspection reveals the sad little fox face. The figure has nothing in the world but a pair of boots and a pile of ratty blankets. The statue was placed near the corner of Drottninggatan and Strömgatan, in the heart of the city where the tourists and the wealthy can see it. Its placement was the result of a public vote that wanted the little symbol of poverty to stand out to those who are in the most need of being reminded. Well-liked by both Swedes and tourists, the rag and bone fox is often surrounded by pocket change that is left at its feet. It may not be the happiest statue in the world, but even though it might make you give some time to an uncomfortable subject, it remains undeniably a little cute.
Łukasz KąckiŁukasz Kącki
"Hemlös räv" ("Homeless Fox") is a sculpture by British artist Laura Ford, installed in public space in Stockholm in 2009. The sculpture depicts a curled-up fox, wrapped in a worn, brown blanket, with a small fox cub nestled against its side. It is cast in patinated bronze and belongs to Ford’s series of works titled “Rag and Bone,” in which animal figures are used to comment on social issues. The sculpture is located in an urban setting — at Strömgatan, near the government buildings in central Stockholm. Its form resembles a homeless person sleeping on the street, but presented through the image of an animal. This artistic device gives the work a universal, symbolic meaning, addressing the issues of homelessness and social exclusion. The sculpture serves as a symbolic social commentary and is an example of contemporary public art.
Sedat GuraySedat Guray
Once upon a time, a fox lived happily in a big forest, but when humans built roads through it, he lost his home and had to flee to the city. In the city, no one noticed him—he found neither a warm shelter nor a friend. On cold nights, he wrapped himself in an old cardboard box and stared at the stars, missing his forest. But every morning, he woke up with hope, dreaming that one day he might return to where he truly belonged.
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Huddled at the foot of a Stockholm bridge is a sad little figure, barely visible under a pile of rumpled-up blankets, silently pleading for your sympathy. This statue, called Hemlös räv ("Rag and Bone") is somehow even sadder for having a fox face. Since 2008, the helpless little fox has been waiting on the street, asking passersby to give spare a thought for the homeless, and maybe some change as well. The artwork was created by British sculptor Laura Ford, and later purchased by the city of Stockholm. At first glance, the squat beastly hobo looks like an almost realistic pile of old blankets, but further inspection reveals the sad little fox face. The figure has nothing in the world but a pair of boots and a pile of ratty blankets. The statue was placed near the corner of Drottninggatan and Strömgatan, in the heart of the city where the tourists and the wealthy can see it. Its placement was the result of a public vote that wanted the little symbol of poverty to stand out to those who are in the most need of being reminded. Well-liked by both Swedes and tourists, the rag and bone fox is often surrounded by pocket change that is left at its feet. It may not be the happiest statue in the world, but even though it might make you give some time to an uncomfortable subject, it remains undeniably a little cute.
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"Hemlös räv" ("Homeless Fox") is a sculpture by British artist Laura Ford, installed in public space in Stockholm in 2009. The sculpture depicts a curled-up fox, wrapped in a worn, brown blanket, with a small fox cub nestled against its side. It is cast in patinated bronze and belongs to Ford’s series of works titled “Rag and Bone,” in which animal figures are used to comment on social issues. The sculpture is located in an urban setting — at Strömgatan, near the government buildings in central Stockholm. Its form resembles a homeless person sleeping on the street, but presented through the image of an animal. This artistic device gives the work a universal, symbolic meaning, addressing the issues of homelessness and social exclusion. The sculpture serves as a symbolic social commentary and is an example of contemporary public art.
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Once upon a time, a fox lived happily in a big forest, but when humans built roads through it, he lost his home and had to flee to the city. In the city, no one noticed him—he found neither a warm shelter nor a friend. On cold nights, he wrapped himself in an old cardboard box and stared at the stars, missing his forest. But every morning, he woke up with hope, dreaming that one day he might return to where he truly belonged.
Sedat Guray

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Huddled at the foot of a Stockholm bridge is a sad little figure, barely visible under a pile of rumpled-up blankets, silently pleading for your sympathy. This statue, called Hemlös räv ("Rag and Bone") is somehow even sadder for having a fox face. Since 2008, the helpless little fox has been waiting on the street, asking passersby to give spare a thought for the homeless, and maybe some change as well. The artwork was created by British sculptor Laura Ford, and later purchased by the city of Stockholm. At first glance, the squat beastly hobo looks like an almost realistic pile of old blankets, but further inspection reveals the sad little fox face. The figure has nothing in the world but a pair of boots and a pile of ratty blankets. The statue was placed near the corner of Drottninggatan and Strömgatan, in the heart of the city where the tourists and the wealthy can see it. Its placement was the result of a public vote that wanted the little symbol of poverty to stand out to those who are in the most need of being reminded. Well-liked by both Swedes and tourists, the rag and bone fox is often surrounded by pocket change that is left at its feet. It may not be the happiest statue in the world, but even though it might make you give some time to an uncomfortable subject, it remains undeniably a...

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"Hemlös räv" ("Homeless Fox") is a sculpture by British artist Laura Ford, installed in public space in Stockholm in 2009. The sculpture depicts a curled-up fox, wrapped in a worn, brown blanket, with a small fox cub nestled against its side. It is cast in patinated bronze and belongs to Ford’s series of works titled “Rag and Bone,” in which animal figures are used to comment on social issues.

The sculpture is located in an urban setting — at Strömgatan, near the government buildings in central Stockholm. Its form resembles a homeless person sleeping on the street, but presented through the image of an animal. This artistic device gives the work a universal, symbolic meaning, addressing the issues of homelessness and social exclusion.

The sculpture serves as a symbolic social commentary and is an example of...

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5.0
29w

This remarkable statue, crafted from brass, stands at the heart of Stockholm, symbolizing the plight of homelessness. Located at the foot of a bridge, it has been a silent witness to the struggles of the homeless since 2008.

The statue depicts a helpless little fox, its eyes filled with a sense of desperation. It beckons passersby to spare a moment of thought and perhaps even offer a small change as a gesture of compassion. The fox’s presence serves as a poignant reminder of the urgent need to address the issue of homelessness and provide support to...

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