[2025 London Attraction] Travel Guide for Trafalgar Square (Updated Jun)

#Register for February Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 #Relax #Good Places to Go in the New Year 2025 #trip 📍Trafalgar Square is a square in the City of Westminster in Greater London, England. It is also a famous tourist attraction built in 1844. At the southern end of the square is Charing Cross, the traditional center of London. Further south is Whitehall, the government office area, leading to the Houses of Parliament. To the southwest is Admiralty Arch, and behind it is the Boulevard des Anglais leading to Buckingham Palace. 📍To the north of the square is the National Gallery🖼. The square is surrounded by St. Martin's Church⛪️ and the high commissions of the British Commonwealth countries such as Canada, South Africa and Malaysia. 📍Trafalgar Square is located in the center of Westminster, London. It is a very representative tourist attraction. British movies and TV series such as "Sherlock Holmes" and "Harry Potter" have also been filmed in Trafalgar Square. 📍This place is always crowded with people during holidays, and many London locals will meet people here, or sit in front of the fountain or steps, drink coffee, eat sandwiches, chat, practice skateboarding, or walk the dog. 📍Address: 🚇Subway station: Charing Cross Station

#TripToEngland #London #PiccadillyCircus When I went to London, England in October 2018, I saw the lion statue and the statue of Governor Nelson near Piccadilly Circus. This lion statue was much larger than I had imagined, sitting next to the pedestal under the statue of Governor Nelson, and each square pedestal also has a relief carved into it. The pedestal itself is very large, as it supports a large cylindrical tower, and the relief is also large. Around the subway station in Piccadilly Circus, there are many high-end brand shops, shopping areas, and restaurants. When I walked to Trafalgar Square, there were heavy stone buildings and beautiful statues, and a large fountain with a pedestal like a Baumkuchen in the center, and water flowed continuously from the disc-shaped saucer on top of the statue, which was very beautiful. It's large, so it took a while to walk around, but I was very charmed by the quiet, calm streets and old stone buildings, and I'm glad I took my time to look around. While many tourists rush around noisy places...this was the only place where I could look around at my own pace without shopping, and it was fun.

Trafalgar Square is an iconic must-visit destination in London. Its grandeur, surrounded by historic landmarks like the National Gallery and Nelson's Column, makes for a captivating sight. The bustling atmosphere, with street performers and visitors from around the world, adds to the charm. The fountains and statues provide great photo opportunities, and the square's central location makes it easily accessible. Whether you're enjoying the view or attending one of the many events held here, Trafalgar Square offers a quintessential London experience.#london

#londontrip Trafalgar Square is a well-known landmark in London, appreciated for its historical importance, beautiful architecture, and cultural significance. It serves as a central meeting point and a hub for various events, performances, and demonstrations. The prominent Nelson's Column, guarded by four lion statues, is a highlight of the square. Visitors often praise the square's open space and the chance to sit on the steps or benches, enjoying views of the surrounding attractions, such as the National Gallery. The fountains, especially the famous Fourth Plinth, where contemporary art installations are displayed, add to the overall appeal of the place. #mytripvlog#urbanexplorer#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#travel #passionpassport#london

#londontrip #LondonChristmasMarket #TrafalgarSquareFestivities #WinterWonderlandUK #MagicalLondon" Experience the enchantment of Trafalgar Square Christmas Market, the heart of London's winter wonderland! Immerse yourself in festive delights, from handcrafted gifts to delicious treats, all amidst the iconic landmarks of the city. 🎁✨ 🗓️ Opening Hours: Daily from November to December, 10 am - 9 pm. 💡 Use Tip: Arrive early on weekdays to avoid crowds and savor the authentic holiday atmosphere. Don't forget to try traditional mulled wine and warm roasted chestnuts for a true taste of Christmas cheer! 🍷🌰

#londontrip This is one of the starting points for first time visitors in London just like me. It is one of those places that you just need to tick off your boxes for must see places in London. With four massive lions, the monument and the fountain, it is a perfect place to take photos plus, since this has become one of the most reccommended square in the UK then you will definitely bump into tourists alike who appreciate the place as much as you do. We basically just walked here from Buckingham palace and right off the bat you feel the fun atmosphere of people coming and going. It is just lively with the national gallery right infront of it as well. So tourists can do more more stuff here. Address: Trafalgar Square, WC2N, 5DX Nearest Tube Station: Charing Cross (Bakerloo and Northern Lines) Enjoy your London trip #mytripvlog #tripblazers #square #london

#EuropeanTravel [UK🇬🇧] Trafalgar Square full of art⛲️ Trafalgar Square is full of art From people drawing on the floor to busking, it was so romantic✨ And the free-spirited British high teens who climb up tall buildings without anyone bothering them A place that can't help but be lovely🩵 📍Trafalgar in United Kingdom

I got the earliest train I could from my closest station to King's Cross, and then finished a 3.2 mile walk to Westminster. Beautiful day, a little bit fresh in the air but lovely and clear. walked through Russel Square, up past China Town, on to Trafalgar Square and then finally past Westminster. Highly recommend taking those early trains, they're lovely and quiet, considered "off peak" so it's cheaper. The streets of London are lovely and quiet too. All I could smell in the air whilst walking through the streets was fresh pastries. I didn't have any, it did smell very good.

The Christmas tree in Trafalgar Square, London, England is one of the most famous Christmas trees in the world. Every year in early December, the much-anticipated Christmas tree lighting ceremony is held, attracting the attention of London and even the world. This Christmas tree is often tens of meters high, decorated with colorful lights, and looks particularly bright. It is the most watched Christmas tree in the UK. Norway has presented a Christmas tree to Britain every year since 1947. In previous years, celebrations have been held as usual. This four-ton tree is called the "national Christmas tree" and it symbolizes the friendship between Norway and Britain.

Absolutely a calm and relaxing place that you can find many birds and silence. No matter you go there in the morning or at night, it’s a must-visit place to spend time with.:)#trafalgarsquare #london

#meetlondon When you spend a week or more in London I defined recommend you to check out the neighborhood around Trafalgar Square. Flaying to one of the four major Airports amin London is very affordable and convenient. All airports are connected to the city center with great rapid transport trains. Trafalgar Square is not a place to only hangout go to restaurants or shopping also it is a hotspot for street artists and skateboarders. People sometimes even perform great acrobatic stunts at the stairs. It is also very popular to get a drawing of your self done within a couple of minutes. The buildings are very beautiful too#tripblazers

London's famous National Gallery! After you've seen it, come out and see the view of Trafalgar Square 💙 4:30-5:30, just before sunset, when it's at its most beautiful The view is amazing 🫶🏻

Address - Trafalgar Square, City of Westminster, Central London WC2N 5DN, United Kingdom Trafalgar Square is a huge open piazza that the public can access at any time of the day. This is a landmark with great historical significance as this was where the Battle of Trafalgar between the British Royal Navy and the French and Spanish navies occurred. We really enjoyed learning about its history and appreciating the beautiful architecture of the building designs here. My overall rating of the experience: 4 out of 5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #ldninsider #tripmoments #monument #historicallandmark #architecture #london #england

Address: Trafalgar Sq, London WC2N 5DN, United Kingdom. Getting there: You can take tube and stop at the Charing Cross station. The Trafalgar Square is just around 7 minutes walk away. Highlights: The Trafalgar Square is a public square in the City of London. Its location is very strategic and often used as a place for meetings or demonstrations. There is a pretty water fountain in the middle. I also enjoyed seeing the sculptures and monuments here they are really impressive and worth seeing. There are also other attractions near it as well. It's also completely free and is usually not that busy so you can go there with your family to sit at and admire the buildings around as well. #ldninsider #london #architecture

one of the iconic places in london. once you enter this square, you will be surround by the iconic statues, fountains, artworks and lion statues. this place is really picturing, we took lots of pictures there. There are also lots of people chilling there, sitting on the stairs just having their meals. from different angle, you can able to see the streets of london in a different way. sometimes there are groups give performances or some individual will do some performance to entertain people. in general, this is a great place for people to just stop by and have some time to relax either on your own or with your friends. I’ll definitely recommend everyone to come to this place #passionpassport #gooutside

Nice to walk all around the Trafalgar Square area despite how busy it is as it is the central area of London that divides the west and east ends. There were a lot of gates up all around Trafalgar Square and we were unable to walk into the fountain area nor up to the two lions sitting at the entrance area. It appeared that they were setting up the area for some public function as there were stacks of gates ready to be assembled. We walked all around and over the the 4th plinth where an unique modern piece of art work is displayed and is regularly updated. Presently there was a statue of a huge cupcake with frosting and a cherry with a huge ant crawling on it. It was a sight to photograph with as it was really big, colorful, and a distinguishing piece of art work. Well worth the walk over to it!!#trafalgarsquare #london #monument #lordhorationelson

Walking in Trafalgar Square next to Charing Cross Station of the London Underground, you can feel the strong cultural atmosphere. There are historically significant statues and humorous and interesting street performers. To the north of the square is the National Gallery, which displays numerous artworks and offers free admission, as well as the National Portrait Gallery, which has a rich collection. Trafalgar Square was built in 1805 to commemorate Horatio Nelson, the British national hero who defeated Napoleon's army and the Spanish fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar. In addition to being a transportation hub for London, this square is also a spiritual symbol of London. For the past two hundred years, citizens have gathered in the square to celebrate important festivals such as Christmas and New Year's Eve. It is also the venue for protests and demonstrations. #Overseas Travel

When night falls in London, how about heading to Trafalgar Square? Trafalgar Square was built in 1805 to commemorate the victory of the Battle of Trafalgar! And next to Trafalgar Square is the National Gallery. That's why many people visit during the day and often miss Trafalgar Square at night! There are many pretty sculptures such as the Lion Statue and fountain at night, and they go well with the blue sky to create a beautiful view! So be sure to visit Trafalgar Square at night! #LondonTravel #LifeTravelDestination #TrafalgarSquare #LifeShotPlace #UKTravel

On the weekend of Trafalgar Square, I will be the gentlest glimpse of London's memory in the future - the warmth of the sun, the sculptures in the vicinity, the sound of fountains not far away, the crowds of the bustle, the singing of street performers, the cultural activities after the series Everything new, every time you come here, your heart will melt [happy] and strangers' free hug, Christmas carols on the square, national gallery, candlelight Christmas Carol at Westminster Chapel, fresh and warm Mince Pie and mulled wine And there are friends who can chat with them, and the wine is not drunk and people are drunk.

#JuneTravelSupport This time, I will give you detailed and practical tips that are good to know before traveling to Europe. 🇪🇺 I will organize information that people who have actually been to Europe say, "Oh, if I had known this, it would have been much easier!" 😊 🧳 Keep your carrier small and light! European cities have a lot of stone floors, hills, and stairs, so a big carrier is really hard. 😵 A combination of a carry-on carrier and a small backpack is the best.❤️✨ It's safer because you can put it on the seat when taking the train. 🚄 🏡 4. It is more efficient to stay in a place that is "2-3 subway stops away" than in the city center. The city center is expensive and noisy, but if you take the subway 10 minutes away, there are many quiet, cheap, and clean accommodations!❤️🥰 You can feel the local residential atmosphere and have fun riding public transportation. 🚇

#JuneTravelSupport I'll introduce you to some quiet and charming small towns in England that are not yet well known to Koreans 😊 Excluding famous cities like London, Oxford, and Manchester! These are places where locals take a train on weekends or are known as pretty country towns 🏡 🌊 Whitehaven (Cumbria) It's a seaside town in the northwest of England. ❤️😇 It used to be a mining town, but now it's a quiet port town. The sea view cafes, fishermen, and quiet sea roads are charming 🎣🌅 ⸻ 🌼 Rye (East Sussex) It's like a town in a picture book. ❤️🥰 Cobblestone alleys, flowery windows, and tea houses are all gathered together in a cute way 🌸 Just like going from Seoul to Kyoto, the atmosphere changes completely when you go to Rye from London!

🏰 Explore Beyond the Cities! The UK is full of charming villages. 📚 Oxford A university town brimming with the magical atmosphere of the Harry Potter movies. Simply strolling around and admiring the historic buildings is a healing experience📖. Recommended spots include the Bodleian Library, Radcliffe Camera, and a walk near the Thames River. 🏫 Cambridge A quieter and more romantic vibe compared to Oxford💭. You must try punting (boating on the river while rowing)🚣. On a breezy summer day, punting while passing by the campus scenery feels just like a movie🎬. 🌿 Cotswolds The quintessential picturesque countryside village🏡. Green hills, stone paths, flower-filled windows, and serene landscapes🌼. Villages like Bourton-on-the-Water, Bibury, and Castle Combe look like they’re straight out of a painting. Many people visit by car, connecting several small towns along the way🚗.

London is truly a 'destination of a lifetime' that keeps calling you back once you've visited 🇬🇧✨. The city combines a sense of timeless elegance with modern sophistication, making every stroll feel extraordinary 😊. 🏰 1. The city exudes a classic charm From iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace, Big Ben, and the London Eye to the stunning architecture of ordinary street buildings, every corner is picture-perfect 📸. You’ll feel the quintessential British vibe everywhere! ❤️🇬🇧💂 📚 2. A dream city for Harry Potter fans With attractions like Platform 9 ¾ at King's Cross Station, Harry Potter tours, and themed souvenir shops, the magical world you once imagined as a child comes to life right before your eyes ⚡🪄. 🎨 3. A treasure trove of free museums London boasts an array of free museums, including the British Museum, the National Gallery, and Tate Modern 🖼️. Art enthusiasts can spend entire days immersed in creativity and history 💕. Every day in London feels like a scene from a movie. Even sitting in a café is an experience in itself, filled with joy and charm. It’s a city that becomes a 'destination of a lifetime,' leaving you longing to return again and again 💂♀️🧳💕.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip 🇬🇧 Trafalgar Square Tourist Guide Trafalgar Square, located in the Westminster district in the center of London, is a public square of great historical and cultural importance. It is surrounded by many tourist attractions and museums, making it an essential place for sightseeing in London. 🚇 How to get there Underground (Tube): The nearest station is Charing Cross station (Bakerloo Line, Northern Line). Leicester Square and Piccadilly Circus stations are also within walking distance. Bus: Many bus routes pass through the square (e.g. 3, 6, 9, 11, 15, 23, 24, 29, 91, etc.). Rail: Charing Cross station is also a hub for local trains. 🏛️ Attractions Nelson's Column: A monument over 50 meters high commemorating Admiral Nelson, who died in the Battle of Trafalgar during the Napoleonic Wars. There are four bronze lion statues at the bottom. Bronze Lion Statues: A popular spot for many tourists to take commemorative photos. Fountain: It is lit up at night and is very romantic. Fourth Plinth: A unique pedestal that exhibits contemporary art works for a limited time. The exhibits change regularly. #england

#myfavoriteroute The number 15 bus is special because it still uses some of the heritage Routemasters — those classic red double-deckers with the open back! It goes from Tower Hill, past the Monument, St Paul’s, Fleet Street, and ends near Trafalgar Square. It’s like stepping into a time machine while staying in modern London. I take this route when I want to slow down and enjoy the beauty of the City. It’s perfect for visitors, but even as a Londoner, I still get excited every time I hop on.

#myfavoriteroute Bus 24 is one of London’s oldest unchanged routes, and I love it for its mix of culture and calm. It begins in Pimlico, goes past Westminster, Trafalgar Square, Camden Town, and ends at Hampstead Heath. I often take it from Leicester Square to Camden – it’s slow, but the journey is full of energy, especially at night. The people-watching opportunities are endless, and every neighbourhood it passes through feels like a new chapter of the city. It’s a true Central-to-North London ride full of character.

#JuneTravelSupport 🇬🇧Finally, after 6 years, London story🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 My first European travel destination, and once again for a soccer trip. And I came to London again after 6 years. In 2018 and 2019, Big Ben was under construction so I couldn't see its completed appearance, but now in 2025, I was able to see Big Ben in its perfect form. It was raining the day before, but it stopped right when I arrived, which was amazing, and as I walked around, the weather cleared up. As expected, London weather is unpredictable...! Tower Bridge was full of people, so it was fun to watch people. Since London buses have easy transfers, I think I took the bus 6-7 times for 1 pound. Bus is the best for backpackers! (There is also an underground, but I chose the bus to see more views.) 6 years ago, I stayed in London for 11 days and watched soccer and a musical, and as I walked through Soho, the memories of that time came back vividly..! This time, London, which was my first European travel destination, was full of memories- 📍London, United Kingdom #Overseas travel #European travel #Travel destination recommendation #London #London travel #Places to visit in London #europetrip #europetravel #london #londontrips

#myfavoriteroute The Route 24 bus is one of my favourites in London. It starts in Pimlico, gliding through Westminster, Trafalgar Square, Camden, and finally ending near Hampstead Heath. It’s like a sightseeing tour for the price of a bus fare! The best time to ride is just before sunset – you’ll pass iconic landmarks bathed in golden light. And the view from the top deck? Pure magic. I love ending this journey with a walk on the Heath, especially after soaking in the buzz of Central London. It’s a relaxing and scenic way to see the capital.

📅 Itinerary - Trafalgar Square : stop at tube charing cross/northern line at platform 1 - The National Gallery : to visit the gallery and museum - Leicester Square : grab some foods — there are many restaurants and gift shops - Covent Garden : go shopping (luxury brands are here) and grab some food - The Apple Market : buy handcrafted products like bracelets, accessories, and others 🥣 Food Recommendations - Covent garden : several kinds of food and many varieties of luxurious brands are here! recommended for strolling around here to get many items that you want 🛍️ - Seven dials market : recommended thai food “pad thai and pad kaprow” at Yaay Yaay restaurant on the ground floor