🇬🇧 [4K HDR] Dec 2022 ,Today London City Street Walking Tour Leicester Square TO Trafalgar Square.

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Global icon, cultural hub and entertainment epicentre, Leicester Square exists to entertain.
There’s no shortage of entertainment. Visitors can experience some of the best shows and theatres in the capital, as well as world-class films and more than 52 star-studded red-carpet premieres each year at ODEON Leicester Square, Vue and Cineworld.
Stop off at Europe’s biggest sweet shop, M&M’s World, which is large enough to house 100 double-decker buses. You’ll also find the biggest LEGO Store on the planet, featuring the LEGO Mosaic Maker photo booth.
For a unique retail experience, you can visit the Japan Centre, a haven of Japanese food, cooking and unusual gifts.
Whether you want to embrace the buzz of London’s iconic square or enjoy a relaxing meal, Leicester Square offers an abundance of restaurants and bars. Take your pick from family favourites such as MOD Pizza, McDonald’s, Bella Italia and TGI Fridays, or choose chic cuisine such at Petit Bistro and Leicester Square Kitchen, many of which offer special pre-theatre menus. Trafalgar Square
In the centre of the square is Nelson’s Column, built in 1843 in honour of Admiral Lord Nelson, shot and killed in action as commander in chief of the British army in the battle of Trafalgar.
The marble column standing 145 feet (nearly 50 m)-tall is topped by a statue of Lord Nelson and guarded by four lions, built with melted bronze from the French Navy canons.
On the north side of the square is the National Gallery and in front are two impressive fountains that light up when night falls.
In Trafalgar Square there are also various statues of well-known people such as George Washington, given to the English by the State of Virginia. The statue is placed on cement brought specially from the States, as Washington had sworn he would never set foot on British soil again.
Leicester Square Known throughout the world as the beating heart of London’s West End, the square and surrounding area welcomes over 2.5 million visitors each week. Visitors can experience some of the best shows and theatres in the city as well as over 52 star-studded red carpet film premieres each year. Some of the largest children’s stores on the planet make for unforgettable family days-out. Combine all this with the glitz and glamour of the greatest casinos, clubs, hotels and restaurants.
In 1631 the 2nd Earl of Leicester started construction of a large residence which included a large square open to the public in 1750. Leicester House was demolished in 1792 but over history welcomed other notable figures including The Prince of Wales, William Hogarth and Sir Isaac Newton. In the 19th century theatres moved in along with hotels, museums and exhibition centres, becoming a popular attraction for locals and visitors.
Throughout the 20th century the area became known for its opulent hotels, audacious casinos, grand theatres and music entertainment venues. The 1960s saw the likes of Rolling Stones, Sex Pistols, The Who and The Clash play early gigs at the legendary Cavern in the Town – now Leicester Square Theatre. In 2012 the square was renovated to coincide with the London Olympic and Paralympic Games and today the square continues to evolve and make history with ever bigger and bolder attractions. London Tourist ll London tour ll London walk 2022 ll Street walkers ll London video ll London walk 4k ll London city walk ll Central London
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