Serviced Offices Trafalgar Square WC2

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We offer a comprehensive range of office space options around Trafalgar Square. This includes serviced offices in business centres, shared office space and desk rentals, short term office space, industrial units and warehousing, virtual offices and conventional commercial property leasing. Our Central London office search service is completely free to use, and our advisors are on hand to go that extra mile in finding the perfect business address at cost effective rates.

Business in Trafalgar Square

One of London's major landmarks, Trafalgar Square is a major tourist draw with several top attractions. In addition to the square itself, crowds are drawn to the National Gallery and St Martin-in-the-Fields church. To the southwest is The Mall, which connects Trafalgar Square with Buckingham Palace. The combination of museums, galleries and historic sites make tourism a major economic activity in and around Trafalgar Square.

Several diplomatic missions are located in the area, including on the square itself. The High Commission of South Africa is based at South Africa House on Trafalgar Square, while Canada House and the High Commission of Canada are based at the western edge of the square.

Office Buildings in Trafalgar Square

A variety of office spaces are found in the Trafalgar Square area. There are also a number of shops, restaurants and cafes within minutes of the square.

Serviced offices located at 1 Northumberland Avenue offer businesses with a convenient base close to government decision makers in Westminster. The refurbished 1820s building includes break out areas, private meeting rooms, and a business lounge.

Golden Cross House at 8 Duncannon Street also provides office space adjacent to Trafalgar Square. Serviced offices feature contemporary decor and modern amenities, including relaxation zones and showers.

Trafalgar Square Transportation Links

The area of Central London provides businesses with excellent transport links from Charing Cross station and several nearby tube stations, including Leicester Square and Embankment tube stations. Bus routes connect the area with regular services.

About Trafalgar Square

One of London's most recognisable landmarks, Trafalgar Square sits in the heart of Central London within the City of Westminster. The public square commemorates the Battle of Trafalgar and the Royal Navy's victory against France and Spain during the Napoleonic Wars. Even before the 1805 battle, the site was a major landmark.

Trafalgar Square was the original location of the King's Mews since the thirteenth century, before it was moved to Buckingham Palace by George IV. The move allowed the area to be redeveloped by architect John Nash, who also designed London's Regent Street and Regent's Park.

The square opened in 1844 after Nash's death. At the centre of the square is the elegant Nelson's Column with its four lions. The stone monument is topped by a statue of Horatio Nelson, the Royal Navy's flag officer that led decisive naval victories during the Napoleonic Wars and died during the Battle of Trafalgar. Once considered part of Charing Cross, the square is often used for political demonstrations and public gatherings. A large Christmas tree has been erected annually in Trafalgar Square since 1947.