London's latest landmark, The Shard, at Tower Bridge as the sun begins to set over London and the city's lights begin to light up the darkness
Close up: The building will eventually offer uninterrupted 360-degree views of the capital, stretching for 40 miles in every directiontvb now,tvbnow,bttvb( T, e1 L% J8 q
Lights from buildings and cars make London twinkle for miles and miles as the sun sets over the capital 
The London Eye is lit in eye-catching blue lights on the London landscape as the Thames wends its way through the city
Work on the Shard began in February 2009 and an estimated £450million has been spent on its construction so far
St Paul's Cathedral is lit up as darkness falls over London with the tip of the Shard in the foreground
The lights of the Royal Albert Hall emit a warm golden glow highlighting the shape of the circular building 
The stunning architecture of St Paul's Cathedral can be seen in this photo as lights cast a warm white glow over the dome 
The Olympic Park at Stratford also looks impressive with the stadium in the distance. The O2 arena can also be seen along with Canary Wharf 
The Swiss Re Tower - or the Gherkin - and The Lloyds building in the City of London look even more spectacular at night 
Throngs of people can be seen at Piccadilly Circus as London's iconic red buses make their way along the road 
A close up aerial view of Heron Tower and Swiss Re Tower and lights of other buildings twinkle in the distance TVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。& Y1 s) O% {' @3 P
The Aquatics Centre at the Olympic Park looks like a building of the future when it's lit up at night tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb8 d+ I, z) @( v) s9 ?
Wembley Stadium in north west London looks magnificent in the dark with its pitch and stands basking in a white glow 
Players and spectators look tiny in this aerial shot of the stadium from above 公仔箱論壇; E8 B T! G0 L. y
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