Equestrian Statue of Charles I

When Charles I was taken to the first floor of the banquet hall and executed in Trafalgar Square, who could have imagined that there would be a statue of Charles I hundreds of years later, very close to other attractions such as the National Gallery of Art.

The statue of Charles I stands on the south side of Trafalgar Square, which is very suitable for other statues in Trafalgar Square. The black sculptures high above make Charles I look radiant and dazzling. There is a monument at the bottom of the statue, which introduces the relevant historical information in detail, and it is worth taking time to enjoy it.

The statue of Charles is a landmark landscape. On the edge of the square, the black sculpture is exquisite. It's a figure riding a horse. It's very handsome.

The statue of Charles I is a statue of Charles I riding horses.

The statue is exquisite and lifelike, as if still watching the crowd.