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Where can I get high up in london to take a cityscape? Not the london eye, preferable free.?

• I need to get somewhere can I get high up in london to take a cityscape? Not the london eye, preferable free. I need to get some where high up but cant take my image through the glass I want to achieve something like this http://blog.clickclickjim.com/tag/london-cityscape/

• Answer:

  I would say go to Greenwich Observatory in Greenwich Park, that is one of the best places to view the Docklands and City from. The park itself is a Royal Park which means that there are virtually no restrictions on photography and you're free to take whatever equipment you want and spend as long as you want photographing. Primrose Hill is another park from which you have some elevation, however it's on the wrong side of London for photographing the City. One of the best low cost options is to climb to the top of St. Paul's Cathedral. There is an entrace fee (£12.50), but you get good views of the City here, the drawback is that because you're standing on it, the iconic St. Paul's will be missing from your shots. There is also a bar/restaurant at the top of the NatWest Tower (see Top Gear: Veyron vs. Plane episode). For the price of a drink (which is probably less than your St. Paul's ticket) you could get yourself up there, though I'm not sure how keen they'll be for you to drag in a DSLR though. This is assuming you are over 18. Alternatively wait until The Shard Observatory opens (in Feb 2013), and go up there. This is a dedicated viewing platform (á la USA/Canada), and you'll get some really good views from up there. Of course there will be an admission charge for it. If you're patient The Shard is your best choice.