Trafalgar Square is a public square in the City of Westminster, Central London,One of the highlights of any visit to London.

There are two spectacular fountains, which were added to the square in 1845.In 2003, feeding the Trafalgar Square pigeons became illegal in most of the square, with a full ban in place by 2007. 

The Square is named after the Battle of Trafalgar 1805. British won but  Admiral Horatio Nelson was killed on HMS Victory. Nelson was rewarded with a Column. named after him. It`s the main feature of the square.
 Nelson’s Column is  169ft 3in (51.6m) high.

Trafalgar Square police box, which was the smallest police station in London

The four bronze lion statues in London’s famous square were added in 1867 by Sir Edward Landseer and sit at the base of Nelson’s Column as protectors of the monument.

St Martin-in-the-Fields Church