George Square

George Square is a square square as big as a football field. It can be regarded as an open-air sculpture museum. Sculptures of Queen Victoria, poet Robert Burns, JameWatt who invented the steam engine, native Scottish writer Sir Walter Scott and George III can be seen on the square. The square is surrounded by exquisite buildings left over from the Victorian period, the representative of which is a vermilion building on the east side. The vaulted ceilings, marble and pure white alabaster staircases all reflect the style of this "great Victorian city".