SoundSeeing London Trafalgar square - This prestigious square often serves as meeting point for demonstrations or other public gatherings. The square is frequently photographed, especially in December, when it travels the world over as a Christmas greeting. But it is much more than this, since there are interesting sculptures and a visit free of charge to the National Gallery with which to keep you culturally responsible ? no trivial matter during a city trip.
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