Whether you’re still up after a night out or happen to be very good at getting up early – take the night tube or night bus to one of these photogenic places to watch the sun come up.
This view of Hammersmith Bridge could almost be mistaken for a countryside shot.
Tube: Hammersmith (District/Circle/Piccadilly/Hammersmith & City line)
Photo: Alamy Stock Photo/Matthew Bruce
A dramatic Thameside dawn behind the London Eye.
Tube: Waterloo (Jubilee, Northern, Bakerloo, Waterloo & City line)
Photo: Alamy Stock Photo/Adrien Veczan
Now this commute is worth getting up for.
Tube: Tower Hill (District and Circle line)
Photo: Alamy Stock Photo/Mauritius Images GmbH
A prime vantage point for moody skyline vistas.
Tube: Chalk Farm (Northern line)/Swiss Cottage (Jubilee line)
Photo: © Lloyd Lane
One hell of a morning view from across the river.
Tube: St Paul’s (Central line)
Out of the London fog, emerges Tower Bridge (with City Hall peeping into the frame there, too).
Tube: London Bridge (Northern, Jubilee line)
Photo: Getty Images/Laura McGregor/EyeEm
This guy is keen.
Tube: St Paul’s (Central line)
Photo: Getty Images/Grant Faint
This stretch of Piccadilly line en route to Heathrow offers views with lovely hues.
Tube: Hounslow Central/East/West (Piccadilly line)
Photo: David Tett