Packed into Central London West End are Oxford Street, the longest shopping street in Europe, the restaurants of Chinatown, the bars of Soho, and the largest theater district in the world, all of which burst into activity shortly after dark and remain busy until the early hours. Theater buffs will need to book well in advance to catch the top rated shows, but can pick up last minute tickets from the booths in Leicester Square, also home to the capital landmark movie theaters. For something more eclectic, the nearby Prince Charles Cinema has regular all night movie marathons and cult evenings, while the Rooftop Film Club and Luna Cinema host open air screenings at selected venues during summer. Visitors who want to tour the capital major sites, with running commentary, from the comfort of an open top bus are by no means restricted to daylight tours. to just before midnight, departing from Victoria but picking up and dropping off along a route which covers Hyde Park, Westminster, St. Paul and the Tower of London. Those with nerves of steel and stout shoes can even take a walking ghost tour of the capital numerous haunted landmarks. for guided walks that cover numerous eerie districts around Central London. To avoid the daytime crush when schools and tour parties descend on London plethora of free museums and galleries, visitors can look out for late night openings throughout the month. on Fridays. on the last Wednesday of the month. on Fridays and Saturdays. in some cases, while late night shopping is customary over the Christmas period in some of the capital iconic department stores. in the weeks leading up to Christmas. onward. 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