Nelson's Column dominates Trafalgar Square, named for one of Britain's greatest naval battles and Admiral. With a short walk there is the National Gallery on one side of the Square, St. Martins-in-the-Fields & Admiralty Arch leading to Pall Mall and Buckingham Palace. The Houses of...More

I had the chance to view it during the recent cold snap and it was interesting to see it with frozen surroundings. I was actually shivering but it was an unusual sight.

It would be great to be able to see to the top and see views from it, even if simulated or just photos to help understand its scale and add to the magnificence of it.

This is in Trafalgar Square and the actual statue is so high up you cannot see Nelson unless you have a pair of binoculars! Probably can see it better on top of a double decker bus as you pass by.

Nelson's Column is a really lovely monument to a great British hero. It is located in Trafalgar square and it is its centrepiece. It was constructed in the mid-19th century. It's definitely worth visiting.

Hasn't changed at all in 40 years except maybe new Pigeons ? No trip to London would be complete without a walk around Trafalgar Square & seeing the Admiral perched on High ! It's nice when some things don't change I reckon ?

Located in Traflagar square, Nelson's column is the central point of interest in the whole square. The column itself has a base 1-1.2m high, cornered with 4 lion statues. A London iconic atraction, has to be seen. Best pictures can be taken from Whitehall street...More