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The historical London landmark in the form of Legos. The Trafalgar square set was named to honour Lord Horatio Nelson Post his 1805 victory naval over Napoleon. Ever since Trafalgar square has become one of London's most popular tourist attractions, it has also become one of the most preferred locations for community gatherings and political events. The Lego version demonstrates the domed National Gallery showcasing a columned façade, and four lines flank the column. The very famous fountains of the square and four sculpture plinths. A section at the back of the National Gallery can be easily removed and provide access to the very intricate interiors having brick-built statues and paintings. It also features three lined borders, ornate lamp posts, two London buses, two black cabs, tiled baseplate. The decorative nameplate is like a cherry on the top of a cake. Nourish your brain with a highly satisfying building experience and explore the world of architecture, history and travel.