London Night Tours: How to See the City After Dark
What time it actually gets dark, what each format costs, how to get home afterwards, and the one month-by-month table that decides which departure to book.
Five pieces on London after dark, each answering one question properly. How to see the city at night. Which district gives which evening. What surprises people the first time, where to point a camera, and whether the bus or the cab is the better buy.
For the longer planning pieces — deciding between an open-top bus and a black cab, building a whole evening, working out what it should cost — the guides go further. late night London tours lists the departures themselves.
What time it actually gets dark, what each format costs, how to get home afterwards, and the one month-by-month table that decides which departure to book.
Four parts of London that turn into four completely different evenings after dark, and which departures cover each of them.
The lamp that tells you Parliament is still sitting, the two nights a week the Tube runs late, and the six weeks when the sky never goes properly black.
Where to stand on the South Bank, why the hour after sunset beats midnight, and the one accessory that changes what you come home with.
A $39 seat against a $547 vehicle. They are not the same purchase, and the arithmetic turns on how many of you there are.
Everything here is written from the departures on London Night Tours and the darkness figures on the weather page.