London Night Bus Tour

What to expect

A nighttime tour of London is a unique experience as it is at this time that the streets and main monuments light up, offering a completely different view. One of the most beautiful night spectacles is probably at Piccadilly Circus, with its huge billboards that emit intense lights. Not to mention Tower Bridge, which shines in all its splendor, as well as Buckingham Palace when the queen goes about her nightly duties. It's at a relatively quiet hour, with not too much traffic, that you'll discover this magnificent light display aboard a double-decker bus. London is a city that lives to the rhythm of its inhabitants, 24/7. Don't miss the opportunity to explore it at night when its colors, hidden during the day, burst forth like the sparkle of a diamond in a box.

Like most major metropolises, London transforms at night. After a long day of work, Londoners turn their city into a playground. It's the perfect moment to see London from a different perspective. Hop on your double-decker bus, marvel at the illuminated buildings, and listen to your guide. If English isn't your strong suit, a multilingual electronic guide will be provided for a tour in French.

You'll be captivated by the Palace of Westminster, this imposing neo-Gothic structure facing the Thames. You'll recognize its famous tower and the globally renowned clock, Big Ben. Piccadilly Circus, with its dazzling advertising billboards flooding the streets with light, is arguably one of the most impressive spots in the English capital at night. You might find it hard to believe, but these billboards are over a century old. They've been in place since 1910, making Piccadilly Circus one of the world's first locations to display such visual supports.

During your guided tour, you'll also see the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral, one of the city's great symbols and a testament to its resilience. The subdued light seems to remind us that the cathedral survived World War II. As you gaze at the magnificent facade of Buckingham Palace, imagine the queen perhaps entertaining guests at a fabulous banquet.