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See the city in an entirely different way, from unusually empty London hotspots to tube carriages in black and white
Be inspired by these photos, taken by Londoners, to stay up late and see some quintessential city sights when they’re quiet and crowd-free. London’s 24-hour transport can take you there.
We love the emerald green tiles at Embankment tube station.
Photo: @abbie_sampson
Tube: Embankment (Bakerloo, Northern, Circle and District lines)
Check out the Lyceum and One Aldwych from a very empty Strand.
Photo: @jonnygarland
Tube: Temple (Circle and District lines)
One gorgeously illuminated London Eye by night.
Photo: @jonnygarland
Tube: Waterloo (Bakerloo, Jubilee and Northern lines)
An illuminated Tower Bridge over a moodily dark River Thames.
Photo: @londonbota
Tube: Tower Hill (Circle and District lines)
The steps at Clapham Common tube in glorious greyscale.
Photo: @tasimbaradzwa
Tube: Clapham Common (Northern line)
Look, no crowds! Just a bus on the horizon, making an early morning start on Oxford Street.
Photo: @sunnysrai
Tube: Oxford Circus (Victoria, Bakerloo and Central lines)
Russell Square: a slice of Parisian beauty in central London.
Photo: @londonperiodical
Tube: Russell Square (Piccadilly line)
Cockpit Steps even have their own ghost story (watch out for a headless lady).
Photo: @rarrafakina
Tube: St James’s Park (Circle and District lines)
Pick a seat, any seat. Or dance around the carriage. Go on, no one’s watching.
Photo: @_rowanbeth_
Tube: Jubilee line
Until you’ve seen and experienced London at night, you haven’t really seen London. Luckily, TfL’s night services are making it easier than ever to do just this.
