: Tours and Excursion

Trafalgar Square is a public square in central London, commemorating the Battle of Trafalgar (1805). Dominated by Nelson's Column, it's a focal point for political demonstrations and cultural events. The square is surrounded by the National Gallery, St Martin-in-the-Fields church, and other landmarks.

History & Origins

The square was designed in the 1830s by John Nash and completed by Charles Barry. It was named after the British naval victory at Trafalgar.

Architecture & Features

The centerpiece is Nelson's Column, flanked by four lion statues. The square also features fountains and bronze statues of historical figures.

Legends & Facts

The fourth plinth, originally intended for a statue of William IV, now hosts rotating contemporary art installations.

Practical FAQ for Travelers

Is it free to visit?

Yes, the square is open to the public.

Why hire a private guide?

A private guide can explain the square's rich history and hidden details.