Leicester Square
/ˌlestə ˈskweə(r)/
/ˌlestər ˈskwer/
- a square in central London which is popular with tourists, and best known for its large cinemas. It became a public garden in 1874 and motor vehicles are not allowed in it. In its centre is a statue of William Shakespeare, and to the north is a statue of Charlie Chaplin.
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Leicester Square