Trafalgar Square, a famous square in London, is located in the center of London, bordering the City of London in the east, downtown Soho in the north, Whitehall Street in the south, and the Royal Palace not far from the southwest. Its moderate geographical location and beautiful architecture make it one of the scenic spots in London.
Trafalgar Square was built to commemorate the famous Trafalgar naval battle. In the center of the square stands the famous monument and bronze statue of Nelson, the British Navy.
Trafalgar Square has always been a great attraction of London because of its moderate geographical location and beautiful square buildings. It not only attracts many foreign tourists, but also is the center of London citizens' political and cultural activities.
Every Christmas Eve, the square will be decorated with lights, and Londoners will sing and dance in the brightly lit square. The Christmas tree decorated with colored lights and two large fountains are set off by colored lights, just like a fantasy.
At the southern end of the square is the famous Whitehall, which leads to the parliament building, at the southwest is the navy prefect's gate, and at the back is the boulevard leading to Buckingham Palace. To the north of the square is the National Gallery. There used to be streets around the square. From 2065438 to 2002, the northern streets were blocked and changed into sidewalks, which improved the traffic and environment of the square.
Trafalgar Square is adjacent to the famous National Art Gallery in the north. It is the largest art gallery in Britain and was built between 1832 and 1838. More than 2000 famous European paintings are displayed in many art galleries in the art gallery building. These famous paintings were created by famous painters of different schools in Britain and other western European countries, and now they have become precious works of art. ..