World-famous Trafalgar Square is surrounded by some of the very best museums and galleries in the world. So hop on a train and explore one of London’s most iconic open spaces with a visit to Trafalgar Square. 

Did you know Trafalgar Square was named after Britain’s victory in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805? Although British forces were victorious Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson was fatally wounded during the battle on his ship, HMS Victory. In his honour, Nelson’s Column was built in the same year and stands at 51.6 metres. A top of the column is a statue to Nelson who has kept watch over Trafalgar Square ever since.

With Charing Cross station just a three-minute walk from Trafalgar Square, you'll be there in no time.

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Departures and arrivals from London Charing Cross

Want to check the latest departures and arrivals into London Charing Cross station? Find live information for the next trains departing and arriving at the station below.
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to HastingsSoutheastern23:455On time
to DartfordSoutheastern23:491On time
to Hayes (Kent)Southeastern23:526On time
to DartfordSoutheastern23:572On time
to GravesendSoutheastern00:043On time
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from Hayes (Kent)Southeastern23:442On time
from GravesendSoutheastern23:524On time
from Hayes (Kent)Southeastern23:553On time
from SevenoaksSoutheastern00:012On time
from HastingsSoutheastern00:026Late

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