Art Appreciation: Art and About: From Trafalgar Square to Westminster Bridge

The tour will incorporate the following buildings, features and statues

· Sainsbury Wing of National Gallery which was opened in 1991.

· Trafalgar Square 1844: Nelson’s column, the various sculptures the ever-changing 4th plinth.

· St Martin-in-the-Fields: An English Anglican church dedicated to Saint Martin of Tours

· Grand Trunk Railway Building

· Admiralty Arch: Completed in 1912. It was commissioned by King Edward VII in memory of his mother, Queen Victoria.

· Horse Guards Parade: The ceremonial parade ground in St James's Park

· Banqueting House 1625

· Statues: Prince George, Duke of Cambridge (1819-1904), Duke of Devonshire (1911), Field Marshal Douglas

· Three 20th Century WW2 British Military Leaders on Raleigh Green in Whitehall:

· Women Of World War Two. The Monument to the Women of World War II is a British national war memorial near the Cenotaph

· Downing Street. Prime Minister Harold Wilson was photographed as a young boy in front of no. 10 – but the heavy gates we now see were installed after the 1979 assassination of Lord Mountbatten.

· The Cenotaph · Ministry Of Defence Building

· Church Of Saint Margaret

· Statues In Parliament Square

· 20th Century Martyrs in front of Westminster Abbey