Departure times, prices and meeting points verified by the London Night Tours team — last checked 2026-09-02.
London after dark, photographed on the routes these tours actually run:
the Palace of Westminster from the river, the Illuminated River bridges, the Christmas
displays on Regent Street and the unlit alleys the walking tours use.
Every frame here was taken on one of the evenings this site lists. If you want to take
your own, the photographer's
guide covers where to stand and when, and London night photography tours includes a three-hour walk
with a professional along the South Bank.
Big Ben and the Palace of Westminster floodlit gold, their reflection stretched down the Thames in a long exposureThe Elizabeth Tower and Parliament at blue hour, lit against a deep indigo sky from the far bank of the ThamesWestminster Bridge lit along its span at night, with Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament behind itA Victorian street lamp glowing on the Embankment, the London Eye and Big Ben out of focus behind it at duskBig Ben and the Houses of Parliament silhouetted against a pink sunset, with daffodils in the foregroundThe full length of the Palace of Westminster lit gold at night, seen across the black water of the ThamesBig Ben at night above a road turned into streaks of red and white light by passing buses and taxisThe London Eye lit deep red at blue hour, with Big Ben and the South Bank reflected in the Thames beside itThe London Eye lit blue at night above the floodlit front of County HallThe South Bank at dusk with the London Eye, Big Ben and the lit stalls of a riverside Christmas market along the waterTwo London black cabs parked on the cobbles below Tower Bridge as the light goes, the bridge lit blue behind themTower Bridge floodlit against a black sky, its towers mirrored in still waterTower Bridge in silhouette against a violet sunset, its walkways picked out in white lightThe White Tower and the outer walls of the Tower of London floodlit at night, seen across the empty moatThe empty deck of the Millennium Bridge leading to the dome of St Paul's Cathedral under a violet skyThe Millennium Bridge lit electric blue along its length at night, part of the Illuminated River scheme, with St Paul's beyondSt Paul's Cathedral floodlit warm against a deep blue evening sky, with the traffic of Ludgate Hill below itThe Spirit of Christmas angels strung the length of Regent Street at night, buses and taxis passing beneath themAn illuminated crown suspended over Regent Street as part of the Christmas lights displayThe Carnaby Street Christmas arch lit in pink and blue neon above the shopfrontsA large illuminated snowman and white snowflake lights hanging above a Mayfair street at nightThe Trafalgar Square Christmas tree lit with white lights at night, Nelson's Column rising beside itA reindeer sculpture picked out in white lights outside the Covent Garden market building at nightA lit Christmas tree on a Regent Street corner after rain, the wet road throwing the lights backA red London telephone box beside a tall Christmas tree strung with warm white lights after darkA Christmas tree lit outside a classical stone facade in the City of London at nightThe yellow open-top double-decker used for London night bus tours, moving past a floodlit buildingThe open-top night sightseeing bus at a stop with the London Eye lit red behind itThe front of Harrods outlined in thousands of lights at night, the open-top bus passing along Brompton RoadThe advertising screens of Piccadilly Circus glowing at night above the trafficA narrow brick-walled alley in the East End at night, lit by a single lamp at the far endA cobbled passage between old brick walls at night, a single figure silhouetted under the one working lampAn unlit riverside path at night with bare trees overhead and the floodlit Palace of Westminster in the distanceThe lit windows of an old pub on an otherwise dark London street at nightThe Selfridges building on Oxford Street washed in purple light at nightThe Constance Fund fountain of Diana by Green Park station, where the Wicked Westminster ghost walk meets