Night Bike Tour of London
London, United Kingdom
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Trip Type: Bike & Mountain Bike Tours
Duration: 3 hours
London is a splendid city to see by bicycle at night. All the buildings and monuments are lit up against the backdrop of the dark sky. Traffic is quieter. It’s a fantastic tour for taking photographs.
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London is a splendid city to see by bicycle at night. All the buildings and monuments are lit up against the backdrop of the dark sky. Traffic is quieter. It’s a fantastic tour for taking photographs.The night tour of London by bicycle is a safe, exciting way to see London all lit up! You'll be given a quality bicycle, helmet, lights and hi-vis jacket, and you'll be ready to follow our guide and see a side of London fewer tourists get to see and appreciate. It's the glamour of London, with all the evening atmosphere.
Begin at Gabriel’s Wharf on the Southbank, with safely lit up bicycles, and head East to the fabulous Tower Bridge, and St Katherine’s dock, Through the lit up City of London to St Paul’s Cathedral, Millennium Bridge, the Tate Modern Art Gallery.
Then stop at the Founders Arms pub, right on the river, for a drinks break, with an amazing view of the City reflecting against the stillness of the Thames.
Along the River continue to the London Eye and the Houses of Parliament. Crossing the river right past ‘Big Ben’ we see the Houses of Parliament all lit up, and then the imposing towers of Westminster Abbey (Royal Wedding venue). After this head towards Horse Guard’s parade and see the Government buildings, followed by Admiralty Arch, Trafalgar Square, and getting amongst the evening street theatre of Covent Garden and Chinatown.
Begin at Gabriel’s Wharf on the Southbank, with safely lit up bicycles, and head East to the fabulous Tower Bridge, and St Katherine’s dock, Through the lit up City of London to St Paul’s Cathedral, Millennium Bridge, the Tate Modern Art Gallery.
Then stop at the Founders Arms pub, right on the river, for a drinks break, with an amazing view of the City reflecting against the stillness of the Thames.
Along the River continue to the London Eye and the Houses of Parliament. Crossing the river right past ‘Big Ben’ we see the Houses of Parliament all lit up, and then the imposing towers of Westminster Abbey (Royal Wedding venue). After this head towards Horse Guard’s parade and see the Government buildings, followed by Admiralty Arch, Trafalgar Square, and getting amongst the evening street theatre of Covent Garden and Chinatown.
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