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Perched above Trafalgar Square, the Equestrian Statue of King George IV is a striking bronze sculpture by Sir Francis Chantrey, unveiled in 1834. This monument captures King George IV in a regal and commanding pose atop a majestic horse, symbolizing both the power and elegance of a bygone era. With its prominent location and historical significance, it's a must-see monument offering a glimpse into Britain's royal legacy. Despite its brief recommended visit time of less than an hour, the statue leaves a lasting impression, backed by a strong average rating of 4.5 on Google.

Recommended visit time

to 1 hour

Features

Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Charing Cross
Train station 196 m walk
Haymarket / Charles II Street (Stop P)
Bus stop 318 m walk
Trafalgar Square / Charing Cross Stn (Stop G)
Bus stop 96 m walk
Northumberland Avenue / Trafalgar Square (Stop W)
Bus stop 138 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.5
based on 143 reviews
4.5/5 143 reviews
Hug Dealer
Hug Dealer
4 months ago on Google

Beautiful monument of King George in bronze statue in Trafalgar Square.

Brad
Brad
9 months ago on Google

This statue of King George IV (1762-1830) is located at Trafalgar Square. It is the work of Sir Francis Legatt Chantrey and was originally intended to be fitted to the top of Marble Arch in the northeast corner of Hyde Park. Instead the statue found its way here in 1843. What you see is a fairly traditional 19th-century equestrian statue of King George IV on horseback. He is cloaked and peering to his right as if looking at Nelson's Column monument. Worth a look-see while sightseeing around Trafalgar Square.

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Andrea Carrara
Andrea Carrara
27 August 2024 on Google

Questa enorme statua equestre in bronzo del re Giorgio IV che cavalca senza sella è di Sir Francis Leggatt Chantrey. E' situata a Trafalgar anche se originariamente destinato alla sommità di Marble Arch. Fu collocato qui nel 1843 circa tredici anni dopo la morte del re. È un luogo appropriato dato che il futuro Giorgio IV era reggente al tempo di Trafalgar. Una statua che passa inosservata tra le altre bellezze della piazza.

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