Grey's Monument

This column, located at the beginning of Grey Street. The street itself was voted by the English as the most beautiful in England! Close to Grainger Market, it is a tribute to Charles Grey, the second Earl Grey. Built in 1838, it commemorates the great man's work. It is a popular place to gather, as it is probably the easiest place to find in the whole city! There is always plenty of room because it is a pedestrian zone, and it is surrounded by the city's major shopping centers. Many street artists come there to sing, juggle or express their opinion on a political or religious issue, in exchange for small coins.