Visiting timetable09:00 AM – 06:00 PM
|Saturday, February 7, 2026Central London, United Kingdom
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London Night HOHO: Where to Sit and Shoot
The after-dark HOHO experience: illuminated routes, low-light photo tips, windproof gear, and timing advice.
2/7/2026
12 min read
Highlights After Dark
- Thames riverfront and bridges glowing
- Theatreland neon and classic marquees
- St Paul’s and Westminster lit for drama
Best Seats
- Top-deck front-left for oncoming views.
- Rear to reduce wind and shake.
Camera Quick-Start
- Use Night mode or set ISO ~800–1600.
- Stabilize arms on rail; shoot burst to mitigate motion.
Dress warm — wind at speed feels 5–7°C colder on the top deck.
Rain & Mist
- Lower deck for warmth; consider lens wipes.
- Mist adds mood — embrace reflections.
Night Tour Extras
Seat & Gear Matrix
| Seat | Stability | Cold | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front-left | Medium | High | Best oncoming views |
| Rear | High | Medium | Wind-sheltered; good for longer exposures |
| Lower deck | High | Low | Warmer; reflections through glass |
Camera Settings Cheatsheet
- Phone: Night mode, burst, brace elbows.
- Camera: f/2.8–f/4, ISO 800–1600, 1/60–1/125, IBIS on.
Route Highlights
- Illuminated bridges and theatre districts; riverfront glow.
Misty nights produce cinematic reflections — lean into mood.
About the Author
London Travel Expert
I put this guide together to make your London sightseeing day simple, flexible, and full of local tips — from the best viewpoints to calmer times to ride.
Tags
Night Tour
Photography
London
Double-Decker
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