With the National Gallery on the North side,St Martins Church on the North East side the Strand which takes you down the Covent Garden and Whitehall on the South side strolling off to the Horse Guards Parade Downing Street and Westminster and of course the...More

The square is pretty impressive itself, fountains and the staue of Nelson towering above. Check the black paintings on the side of the column as they depict the glorious battle of Trafalger. The square is surrounded by beautiful architecture. I am surprised that the mayor...More

We stopped in square to have lunch which we purchased in Tesco across road from the square. There is various seating areas. Square also has its own cafe which we woukd like to visit on our next trip. There were lots of street performers, squarecwas...More

I’m very surprised this historic square isn’t much more highly ranked on TA. The free street performances and parades are very nice, and you can walk to many top tourist places from here. It’s an absolutely beautiful place to see statuary and architecture while enjoying...More

Ok how can you not go here when in London. I recommended you go to the national gallery for a while and then just go and put the students on the lions. Amazing!!

No I'm only joking, back when I was a kid this area did seem full of pigeons but they have lots of signs now that says don't feed them so the past few years its not been so bad. Nice spot to just catch your...More

I enjoy visiting this square each visit in London. I find it a great place to people watch with some terrific photo ops too of the people, the square itself and the setting in the City. Lots of statues and a fountain and some pigeons...More