Lion Statue Collection

Statues on the Lion Terrace, Delos, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cyclades Islands, Greek Islands, Greece, Europe

The arresting Belfort, or belfry, soars over the Markt, or marketplace, in Bruges. For centuries it served as a watchtower and clocktower

Arsenal Gate and Venetian Lion, Venice, Italy

Lion statue of the Osterburg in Groothusen, Krummhoern, East Frisia, Lower Saxony, Germany

England, London, Buckingham Palace, Queen Victoria Memorial Statue, Detail of Lion s
England, London, Buckingham Palace, Queen Victoria Memorial Statue, Detail of Lions Head

Big Ben, Houses of Parliamant, London, England, UK

A Dragon Boundary statue and the Shard, London

Lion statue, Cathedral, Leon, Nicaragua

China, Hong Kong, Kowloon, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Lion Statue

England, London, Westminster Bridge, South Bank Lion Statue and London Eye

Council Chamber, Citadel, Polonnaruwa (UNESCO World Heritage Site), North Central Province, Sri Lanka

Hungary, Budapest, Chain Bridge and Matyas Church

Lion statue, Jade Buddha Temple, Shanghai, China

Statue at Bhairabnath Temple, Taumadhi Tole, Bhaktapur (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

Winged lion fountain in front of azulejos tiles on the Do Carmo church dating from the 18th century, Oporto, Portugal, Europe

Hungarian National Gallery and Lion Statue Hungary, Budapest. Hungarian National Gallery and Lion Statue

Lion statue on Chain Bridge Hungary, Budapest. Lion statue on Chain Bridge

Scenes in Trafalgar Square with Big Ben in backgound. Trafalgar Square, London, UK, England. 1930s

Germany, Bavaria, Hohenschwangau Castle. Water flows from this Lion Fountain at the royal castle of Hohenschwangau in Bavaria, Germany

Lions architectural detail, Romania, Constanta

Asia, China, Beijing. A detail of a sharp claw and pomegranate belongs to a Forbidden Citys bronze lion, in the World Heritage Site in Beijing, China

Asia, China, Beijing. A bronze statue of a lion with his paw on a pomegranate guards the Imperial Palace in Beijings Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site in China

Asia, China, Beijing. A statue of a powerfully-built lion guards the Forbidden City, a World Heritage Site, Beijing, China

Pai Lou Gateway at the Chinese Garden, Central Business District, Dunedin, Otago District, South Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Lion sculpture on the State Capitol Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, United States of America, North America

Stone statue of a lion outside Leon Cathedral, Basilica de la Asuncion, Leon, Nicaragua, Central America

Lion statue on the Hotel de Ville (Town Hall) in the Grand Place, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Monument to Spain from Franco dictatorship, Melilla, Spain, Spanish North Africa, Africa

Chinatown Gate in the Chinatown District of Portland, Oregon, United States of America, North America

Stone lion statue, Yoshida Shrine, Kyoto, Japan, Asia

Lion statue at Itsukushima Shrine, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Miyajima Island, Hiroshima prefecture, Japan, Asia

Lion statue, Forbidden City, Beijing, China, Asia

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The Lion Terrace on the enchanting island of Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Cyclades Islands, is adorned with majestic lion statues that captivate visitors. These stone guardians stand tall and proud, symbolizing strength and power. In Belgium's historic city of Bruges, the Belfort boasts an arresting sight - a magnificent lion statue. This regal creature overlooks the city from atop this iconic medieval bell tower, reminding all who gaze upon it of Bruges' rich history. Venturing to England's capital, London, one cannot miss the grandeur of Buckingham Palace. Here, nestled within its sprawling grounds lies Queen Victoria Memorial Statue featuring intricate details of lions at its base. These sculptures pay homage to these noble beasts as symbols of royalty and courage. London continues to impress with its architectural wonders such as Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. Amidst this iconic skyline stands a Dragon Boundary statue alongside The Shard - a juxtaposition between ancient folklore and modernity. Traveling across continents brings us to Leon in Nicaragua where a formidable lion statue guards the entrance to its majestic cathedral. This imposing figure represents bravery and protection for those seeking solace within these sacred walls. Hong Kong's Wong Tai Sin Temple exudes tranquility amidst bustling Kowloon streets. A magnificent lion statue greets worshippers at its entrance, symbolizing good fortune and warding off evil spirits. Crossing back over to London via Westminster Bridge reveals another marvel - a South Bank Lion Statue standing proudly against the backdrop of the famous London Eye Ferris wheel. This sculpture embodies resilience and serves as an emblematic guardian overlooking this vibrant cityscape. Sri Lanka's Polonnaruwa Citadel houses an impressive Council Chamber adorned with intricate carvings depicting lions - symbols of authority in ancient times. As part of this UNESCO World Heritage Site in North Central Sri Lanka, these statues remind us of past civilizations' mightiness.