London at night

Posted on Fri 30th, October 2015

• #1

LHL

Following a conversation I had earlier... which parts of London do you think are better at night. Or more interesting. Or that you just like to go to and sit?

For me, I like walking round the banking districts when it's empty. Waterloo bridge with no cars. Or the daftness that is Leicester Square.
• #2

swallowingbees

Canary wharf is a lot of fun.
• #3

kl

Apparently Hampstead Heath is a lot of fun, though I've walked every inch of it and not found any yet.
• #4

Thrasher

Peckham. Even though it's full of knunts - as long as your cycling through it and not walking
• #5

pdlouche

I love OKR at any time of the day, it can be quite interesting at night. But it was my neighborhood for two years so...
• #6

LHL in reply to @Thrasher

Heh, learnt that the hard way a couple of years back..
• #7

Thrasher in reply to @LHL

What happened?
• #8

LHL

Old canal footpath, on my own, pretty late, and suddenly there's three guys there after my wallet.

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