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50 things to do at night in London

Here are 50 specific things you can do at night in London:

  1. Visit Sky Garden for stunning views of London’s skyline at night, with free entry if booked in advance.
  2. Explore Covent Garden and enjoy street performances and vibrant nightlife.
  3. Watch a play at the West End, such as The Play That Goes Wrong.
  4. Take a nighttime cruise on the Thames, like a RIB speedboat tour for an adrenaline rush.
  5. See the city from The Shard, enjoying panoramic views from 800 feet up.
  6. Dine at Duck & Waffle, London’s highest 24/7 restaurant, known for its unique menu.
  7. Catch an exhibition at Tate Modern during one of their late-night openings.
  8. Visit the London Eye for a night-time ride with stunning views of illuminated landmarks.
  9. Enjoy a cocktail at Opium, a late-night drinking den in Chinatown.
  10. Stroll through Piccadilly Circus and admire its dazzling neon lights.
  11. Explore Soho’s nightlife, including its many LGBTQ+ friendly bars.
  12. Take an open-top bus tour to see London’s iconic sites lit up at night.
  13. Attend a London Symphony Orchestra performance at the Barbican Centre.
  14. Discover quirky bars, like those hidden in basements or with themed interiors.
  15. Visit Wilton’s Music Hall, the world’s oldest surviving music hall, for a concert or tour.
  16. Catch a film marathon at the Prince Charles Cinema, famous for its cult screenings.
  17. Join a ghost tour, exploring the haunted history of London’s oldest streets.
  18. Visit the Natural History Museum for their Dino Snores sleepover event for adults.
  19. Sip wine at Gordon’s Wine Bar, London’s oldest wine bar with a cozy, historic atmosphere.
  20. Party at Electric Ballroom, a legendary Camden venue for live music and DJ sets.
  21. Take in the lights of Tower Bridge on an evening walk along the Thames.
  22. Have dinner at Mallow, a plant-based restaurant with globally inspired dishes.
  23. Attend an immersive theatre show like Monopoly Lifesized or Secret Cinema.
  24. Visit Sir John Soane’s Museum by candlelight, an intimate experience in a historic house.
  25. Dance the night away at Ballie Ballerson, a cocktail bar with adult ball pits.
  26. Enjoy late-night dining at VQ Bloomsbury, a 24-hour diner with a varied menu.
  27. Check out live jazz at Ronnie Scott’s, one of London’s most famous jazz clubs.
  28. Admire art at Saatchi Gallery, which often hosts late-night openings.
  29. Dine in Chinatown, trying everything from sushi to stir-fried dishes.
  30. Take a hot tub boat ride on the Thames, a unique and relaxing experience.
  31. Explore Brick Lane, known for its vibrant street art and late-night bagels.
  32. Attend a classical concert at the Royal Albert Hall or the Royal Opera House.
  33. Walk along the South Bank, enjoying the views of landmarks like St. Paul’s Cathedral.
  34. Check out Boxpark Shoreditch for late-night street food and drinks.
  35. Watch the Ceremony of the Keys at the Tower of London, a historic nightly ritual.
  36. Enjoy a drink at a rooftop bar like Aviary or Radio Rooftop for skyline views.
  37. Play retro games at Four Thieves, an arcade bar with a fun atmosphere.
  38. Visit the George Inn, a historic pub dating back to the 16th century.
  39. Experience a sommelier’s life at Vinopolis, tasting fine wines in a historic setting.
  40. Walk through Regent Street, known for its stunning Christmas lights (in season).
  41. Admire the view from the IFS Cloud Cable Car, which offers night-time rides over the Thames.
  42. Discover the vibrant atmosphere of Camden Market, open until late on certain days.
  43. Catch an all-night movie marathon at Curzon Soho, known for its indie film selections.
  44. Explore Kingly Court, a multi-level foodie hub in Carnaby Street with alfresco dining.
  45. Take part in an escape room challenge, like Sherlock: The Game Is Now.
  46. Attend a late-night exhibition at the British Museum, which occasionally hosts special events.
  47. Enjoy a fancy dinner at Bob Bob Ricard, known for its “press for champagne” button.
  48. Take a night-time photography tour to capture London’s illuminated landmarks.
  49. Go on a pub crawl through Shoreditch, known for its eclectic bars and nightlife.
  50. Watch a comedy show at The Comedy Store, a venue known for its top-notch stand-up acts.

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