Nelson's Column

The Nelson Column is in the middle of Trafalgar Square, where Admiral Nelson died in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, more than fifty meters high, and on one side is the National Gallery and Buckingham Palace.

Nelson's column stands in the middle of Trafalgar Square, one of the must-see attractions in London. This year, I lived very tall and majestic, and the black bronze lions carved around were very powerful. The whole column was exquisite and solemn.

Nelson's column, which stands 53 meters high and stands on Trafalgar Square, is basically one of the must-see content for visitors in front of the National Gallery. A monument built to commemorate the British Navy's famous general and military man Nelson, around the wide base of the column, there is a powerful black bronze lion, exquisite and solemn.

The monument, built on the top of Mount Carlton in memory of Admiral Nelson, is recommended to go up in the evening as it is a great spot to watch the sunset

Nelson was a legendary figure in British naval history who led the Royal Navy to defeat the Spanish Armada and pioneered British maritime supremacy