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Trafalgar Square is the name, but why is it called this? |
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Nelson's statue stands atop a column surveying the world below, but approximately how far off the ground is he? |
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At the base of Nelson's column are four bronze lions. Who sculpted these magnificent beasts? |
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As you look to the north of Trafalgar Square, you can see a famous London art gallery; which one? |
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Just to the north-west of Trafalgar Square, you will find a roadway called The Mall. It has a large building with three archways spanning the carriageway, and two smaller ones for pedestrians. What is the name of this building? |
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There is a roadway to the north-west of Trafalgar Square which will lead you to a very important and well-known royal building. It is possibly the best-known building in London. What would this be? |
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Around Trafalgar Square there are four plinths; statues stand on three of these plinths, what is on the fourth plinth? |
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Trafalgar Square is famous for its feral pigeons. How often does the local authority feed the pigeons? |
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Every December, a huge Christmas tree is erected in Trafalgar Square. This tree is donated by a country that was liberated by the Allies at the end of the Second World War. Which country gifts this tree to the British people as a thank you? |
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On the east side of Trafalgar Square is a famous church. What is its name? |
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