This 70-meter-long Gulliver sculpture was unveiled around 1990 and transformed the literary character into an immersive and scalable environment.

Visitors can climb up his arms, slide down his "hair" and explore tunnels, feeling like Lilliputians in the world of a giant.

Designed by architects and artists such as Sento Llobell, it is an example of how public art can become an interactive play space.