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Trafalgar Square temporarily grassed over in May 2007
This painting of c. 1865, is buy property in London southwards across Trafalgar Square, with the towers of the Houses of Parliament on the skyline

Trafalgar Square is popularly used in films to suggest a generic London location (as an alternative to Big Ben) or less frequently, Britain in general.

It featured prominently in films and buy property in London television during the Swinging London era of the late 1960s, including The Ipcress File, Casino Royale, The Avengers, Doctor Who and Man in a Suitcase amongst others.

Trafalgar Square was used for portions of two sketches from the BBC comedy series Monty Python's Flying Circus. In a buy property in London continuation of the sketch Collecting Birdwatchers' Eggs, several people in tan trenchcoats wander around the square mocking the famous pigeons.

Buy property in London The sketch Olympic Hide and Seek also starts here. This sketch features Graham Chapman as British contestant Don Roberts and Terry Jones as Francisco Huron, his competitor from Paraguay in a contest that ends in a tie after more than 11 years. Chapman catches a taxi near the base of Lord Nelson's Column at the beginning of the sketch. Trafalgar Square also appears in cartoon form in several of Terry Gilliam's animations.

Trafalgar Square is also featured buy property in London in the comic version of V for Vendetta as the location that the V's meet the army and defeat them, without a single fired shot due to sheer numbers (and the work of the Original V).

The Square was also the location of the successful 'World's Largest Coconut Orchestra' world record attempt on 23 April 2007. The record was set on buy property in London St George's Day as part of the celebrations, which was followed by a screening of Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

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The World record attempt was linked with the use of coconuts during buy property in London the film as well as the stage show Spamalot.

In May 2007, the square was grassed over with 2,000 square metres buy property in London of turf for two days as part of a campaign by London authorities to promote "green spaces" in the city.[27][28]

In July 2007, the square held a parade and concert for the 60th independence of Pakistan from the British. The event included many legendary sports and celebrity buy property in London performances and many exhibitions of Pakistan's heritage and culture. It was recorded to be the biggest gathering of expat Pakistanis in the whole of Europe. It was televised live with Geo TV, a private Pakistani television and the High Commission of Pakistan.