Trafalgar Square & National Gallery Travelogue

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Leaving the silence of the Thames behind, as I walked,
Nelson’s Column, standing tall,
below it, a large fountain and lion sculptures were quietly guarding the square.  .

This place where three roads meet is the center of London,
and also the center of time.
Since ancient times, the ‘center of England’

I could feel the weight of history with every step I took.

On the north side of the square, I saw a building with elegant columns that seemed to greet me.
That was the National Gallery.  .

This art gallery, founded in 1838,
is free to enter, so anyone can easily step into the world of art,
and inside, it is filled with works by Van Gogh, Da Vinci, Botticelli, Rembrandt, and Turner!

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Post by inlife | Jul 13, 2025