Trafalgar Square
Home of Nelson's Column
Back to Trafalgar Square
A square in the centre of town, together with the National Gallery and a host of other tourist attractions, makes Trafalgar Square an experience that every tourist to London should consider going to visit. I could feel the vibrant energy as I stepped into this part of town - from the traffic, bustling pedestrians and the rows of cafes that line the different streets makes it a shopper's paradise, ideal people-watching area or a sightseeing experience for the cultural tourist.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 03 2007
I personally love everything about the place,we fed the pegions,climb on the statues,took pictures,took the kids inside to the arcade,and then went went to a chinese restaurant to eat.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 01 2007
Well, if u wanna see something that's in open space, lively, here's the place to go. You won't be able to see antiques but then it's such a nice place to stop and see. Besides, it's just next to National Gallery. So, you can visit two places on the same time:)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 13 2006
It's worth the time to go and see it as it's also near a nice piece of the river. I walked down from Charing Cross, over Trafalgar Square (Nelson's Column), down Whitehall, past Downing Street to The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.
Reviewed by: redhat from on Jun 10 2006
This would be a good place to meet somebody for a while but not somewhere I would like to spend hours.. London has beautiful parks! This is also a great place for pictures though because of the big lion statues you are able to take pictures with.
Reviewed by: Andrea from on Aug 11 2005
Lots of great shops and interesting people. Very crowded the weekend I was there and it was difficult to move or explore any of the shops. (I am not a crowd person and they were celebrating the Chinese New Year).
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 06 2005
Traflagar Square is free and full of pigeons and tourists, but the National Gallery and Lunch in St Martin's was the best!
Reviewed by: jcl from on Apr 26 2005
It's so much fun!! It's free and you get to climb all over the lions!! Great place for pictures!! Great experiance!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 14 2005
trafalgar square is in the midst of many attractions and is free which in itself makes it a worth while and easy stop. Not only is it fun to watch people of all ages climb around the statues of lions but you can also tell your frinds when the commercials for wedding bands are on tv, "hey i've been there"
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 12 2005
Very beautfull place. When I am done with all my school I would love to come visit Londn with my husband and daugther. I think it would be a wonderful experience.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 05 2005
Home of Nelson's Column
Back to Trafalgar Square
A square in the centre of town, together with the National Gallery and a host of other tourist attractions, makes Trafalgar Square an experience that every tourist to London should consider going to visit. I could feel the vibrant energy as I stepped into this part of town - from the traffic, bustling pedestrians and the rows of cafes that line the different streets makes it a shopper's paradise, ideal people-watching area or a sightseeing experience for the cultural tourist.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 03 2007
I personally love everything about the place,we fed the pegions,climb on the statues,took pictures,took the kids inside to the arcade,and then went went to a chinese restaurant to eat.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 01 2007
Well, if u wanna see something that's in open space, lively, here's the place to go. You won't be able to see antiques but then it's such a nice place to stop and see. Besides, it's just next to National Gallery. So, you can visit two places on the same time:)
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 13 2006
It's worth the time to go and see it as it's also near a nice piece of the river. I walked down from Charing Cross, over Trafalgar Square (Nelson's Column), down Whitehall, past Downing Street to The Houses of Parliament and Big Ben.
Reviewed by: redhat from on Jun 10 2006
This would be a good place to meet somebody for a while but not somewhere I would like to spend hours.. London has beautiful parks! This is also a great place for pictures though because of the big lion statues you are able to take pictures with.
Reviewed by: Andrea from on Aug 11 2005
Lots of great shops and interesting people. Very crowded the weekend I was there and it was difficult to move or explore any of the shops. (I am not a crowd person and they were celebrating the Chinese New Year).
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 06 2005
Traflagar Square is free and full of pigeons and tourists, but the National Gallery and Lunch in St Martin's was the best!
Reviewed by: jcl from on Apr 26 2005
It's so much fun!! It's free and you get to climb all over the lions!! Great place for pictures!! Great experiance!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 14 2005
trafalgar square is in the midst of many attractions and is free which in itself makes it a worth while and easy stop. Not only is it fun to watch people of all ages climb around the statues of lions but you can also tell your frinds when the commercials for wedding bands are on tv, "hey i've been there"
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Apr 12 2005
Very beautfull place. When I am done with all my school I would love to come visit Londn with my husband and daugther. I think it would be a wonderful experience.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 05 2005
Hotel Deals
Travel Deals
Map
City Committee
