Victoria Square

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Victoria Square is a small garden square in Belgravia, in the City of Westminster, London, lying between the Royal Mews of Buckingham Palace and Victoria station. It was laid out in 1838–40 to designs by Matthew Wyatt and named to mark the start of Queen Victoria's reign. All of the stucco-fronted houses around it are Grade II* listed, and the central garden contains a statue of the young Queen Victoria.

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