Ultimate Guide to Trafalgar Square: The Heart of London

 

Are you a globetrotter looking for destinations for your next London escapade? Or, are you a local planning a quick weekend getaway? Well, book your stay at any of the best serviced apartments in Covent Garden to know more about Trafalgar Square, the heart of London.

About Trafalgar Square

Trafalgar Square is the city’s largest public square. Ever since it was designed and constructed in the 19th century by Architect John Nash, it became an iconic meeting place.

How to Get There

By Tube

If you’re planning to take the tube, pick between these stations—Charing Cross Embankment, and Leicester Square. All three are less than a 10-minute walk away from Trafalgar Square.

By Train

If you prefer to ride the train, you can take the Charing Cross Station. After arrival, you have to take another two-minute walk to reach Trafalgar Square.

By Bus

To reach Trafalgar Square by bus, you can follow routes 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 23, 24, 29, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159, 176, and 453.

When to Visit

You’re free to visit Trafalgar Square at any time of the day. However, take note of ongoing or future events as some areas might not be accessible.

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Where to Find Tickets

Considering everything Trafalgar Square has to offer, you might think that tickets are going to be expensive. Worry not, there are no ticket prices to worry about! Admission to Trafalgar Square is completely free. 

What to Explore Inside Trafalgar Square

Want to take unique photos during your trip? Lion sculptures below Nelson’s Column is a popular picture-taking spot.

Looking for something to stimulate your artistic senses? Explore the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square’s largest building.

Wrap up your escapade by watching classical concerts in the church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Weekly concerts are available free of charge.

Feeling hungry after all the exploring? Devour a fresh, delicious, and reasonably-priced meal at Café in the Crypt.

What to Visit Near Trafalgar Square

Still, have more time before calling it a day? Trafalgar Square is surrounded by other destinations worth visiting!

Want to have a shopping spree after sightseeing? The Covent Garden is only a few steps away from Trafalgar Square. 

Craving for Asian food after running and walking around Trafalgar Square? Have a filling feast in Chinatown.

Want to explore more of London’s historical sites? Stroll from Whitehall to Parliament Square to visit Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. You can even walk further to explore the Buckingham Palace.

Ready to witness what London’s entertainment scene has to offer? Explore West End’s selection of popular shows.

Where to Stay for the Night

If one day isn’t enough for your Trafalgar getaway then pick any short stay apartments in London for your stay and enjoy. From budget to luxury options, staying for the night will be a breeze.

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London’s most visited parties

London is for romance, art and culture. It is the home of great historic men. Everyone wants to be in London. With more open flights from different countries to London, there are also more opportunities and a lot of buzz is coming from London’s nightlife.

These are London’s most visited parties:

Ministry of Sound

Known to be London’s Number One night club, Ministry of Sound has evolved from housing global dances and house music since 1991 to managing its own Record Labels and Artists as of today. If you are a tourist aiming to have this historic nightclub outside your doorstep, book bed and breakfasts or hotels in Covent Garden London. You may check-out The Regency House Hotel Gower Street London.

Koko

Not too far from beautiful Presidential Marylebone Mayfair is the Koko Club in Camden is famous for its royal architecture. With a capacity of housing 1,500 partygoers, Koko is Camden’s royal treasure. If you fancy some contemporary music scene, then Koko is the nightclub for you. Added bonus for partygoers who enjoy the theatrical vibes, Koko is rerouting its music roots once a week to showcase some acts from different music genres.

The Roxy

If you need some prepping before going into a night club, The Roxy is known for its 1920’s speakeasy vibe. You can grab a few drinks at the bar or just hangout the entire night at The Roxy for some booze and talks. This club offers a variety of beers perfect for partygoers who enjoy the more subtle nightlife.

The Social

The Social at Fitzrovia is a students’ favourite place to catch up outside the university. Aside from its fancy decor, they offer an internet cafe with free Wifi on the second floor for students who also need to balance life and school.

If you are the partygoer or you wish to travel and see London parties, then check out these clubs famous for their own crowd and mood. For travellers, these night clubs have nearby ApartHotel. Serviced Apartments Covent Garden is worthy to check in at.

All apartments have en-suite with Freewifi, plasma screen TV’s, and selected sky channels. The place is surrounded by great facilities such as a renowned medical hospital at Harley Street, open garden spaced at the Regent’s Park, best restaurants, the famous Madame Tussauds and Planetarium museum, nightlife at Covent Garden and Soho, shopping areas at oxford, regent and baker street, and for music lovers the historical stage of Wigmore Hall. Come now and visit the London’s way.

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