Fun Things To Do On Your Own In London

Looking to meet likeminded people and bond over a love of food? Then head to Crystal Palace, where Fengzhen Supper Club is taking place at the house of host and chef Jay. He will be whipping up a ten-course tasting menu of home-cooked Chinese and South East Asian cuisine, ranging from spicy chicken bao buns to tiger prawn salad and steamed eggs with roasted peas. Tickets cost £65 per person, and you can bring along any drinks you like.

Flying solo? No problem. At the Dungeons & Dragons Experience, the Games Master will find you a team and transport you to the mist-shrouded lands of the Hollow Vale.

Working with your new crew, you'll navigate cursed waters, strike uneasy bargains with undead quartermasters and face a fiery finale that reacts to your every choice. Grab your tickets to this epic voyage, and a welcome glass of grog, from just £25.

The Front Room's small, guided studio sessions are perfect if you're flying solo. You can expect a calm, focused atmosphere with space to experiment and develop your style.

At The Art of Water, you'll explore movement, softness and flow under the expert guidance of resident artist. Grab your ticket get creative for just £43.20.

Climb aboard this Vintage Open-Top Bus Night Tour to see the city in a whole new light; you'll be cruising around in a restored 1960s bus, with a guaranteed seat on the top deck so you don't miss out on any of the action. 

Your guide will be telling tales of each lit-up landmark you pass, from Big Ben to the London Eye and Houses of Parliament. The flawless speaker system will be responsible for soundtracking the night with a playlist of golden oldies to fit the theme of the evening. 

If there was ever a time to sing like nobody's watching, it would be now. Whether that's in a plush room at Lucky Voice complete with your own waitress or during a sesh at Karaoke EPOC which hides Japanese-style rooms in a laundrette-fronted building, get ready to unleash your inner Mariah.

Looking for a unique event that'll help you meet new people, while staying fit at the same time? Then head to Fiddle Paradiddle's pop-up ceilidh, taking place at The Bedford in Balham on a monthly basis.

You'll learn traditional ceilidh dances, and some more modern ones, led by the live band. Plus, the pub is open both before and after the event for tasty food and drink.

Fancy catching some stand-up on your own? Venues across London are paying host to Good Ship Comedy, where you can catch all kinds of hilarious shows, either from top names on the circuit or highly acclaimed newbies - with tickets starting at just £12.

If you're after something fun to do in Central London, then be sure to check out Soho Comedy Factory. They host shows almost every single night, with a different lineup each time.

They've previously hosted comedians who have starred on the likes of Taskmaster, Live at the Apollo, Mock the Week and The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan. This is also one of the most affordable comedy nights in the whole city, as tickets start from just £5 per person.

If you're flying solo in the city, DWTN are a great shout. Enjoy tipping back drinks at the bar all while settling in and creating your own masterpiece at their art events. Plus, it's top-notch for parties and tunes to keep the buzz going all afternoon long.

Flying solo this weekend? Treat yourself to the ultimate morning of self-care and connection at JOIA's new monthly wellness series. This exclusive collaboration with Lululemon combines an uplifting, all-levels 60-minute yoga flow with a brunch at their 2 AA Rosette destination restaurant.

Because the atmosphere is so bright and welcoming, it's the perfect, pressure-free environment to enjoy your own company or chat with fellow wellness lovers over an incredible Iberian-inspired meal.

The best way to escape the hustle and bustle of London? Taking things to the sky. Not only can you expect mouthwatering plates and world-class drinks, but also slick interiors and unmissable panoramic views from north to south.

Every first Thursday of the month, The Prince N16 holds a fun life drawing class. With Dan Whiteson as your guide, learn how to think outside the box, try new techniques and create a piece of work you're proud of.

Over at Droughts Hackney, you can take part in a boardgame meetup from £7.25 and meet like-minded people who enjoy a bit of Santorini. Whether you're new to London or are just looking to make a couple of new friends, this Tuesday evening get-together is perfect for you. Join the board game cafe from 7pm onwards and grab some snacks and drinks to help refuel along the way.

Sure, you could do a bog-standard walking tour, but where would the fun in that be? No matter if you're born and raised in London or new to the city, there's no better way to discover our iconic landmarks and hidden gems than from a ghost bus tour or mobile dining experience.

Join RIMAN, the UK's number one-rated Korean skincare brand, for a private K-beauty pop-up taking place in Barnet. This exclusive event offers a practical skincare experience, giving you the chance to try the products and learn more about how they work.

Andaz is holding a London book club in partnership with publisher Simon&Schuster. Meet the authors of novels like Space Hopper, The Slow Lane Walkers Club and The One, receive a signed copy of each, and then chat about them over wine and nibbles.

Between street food staples and fine dining classics, these food halls and markets are bringing some of the best traders and restaurants together under one roof. That means cheese conveyor belts, legendary katsu sandos and a whole lot of Insta-friendly content.

Looking for fun things to do on your own and fancy getting arty? ArtistAnd host a bunch of beginner-friendly workshops and classes that are perfect for people with no experience or just haven't touched a pencil in years. Whether you fancy painting or sketching, they've got you covered.

Looking for some competitive socialising? Table Football at The Elmhurst, a welcoming pub in the Tottenham area, is a great way to meet new people while having fun, and you may even win a prize if you've got the skills for it.

Equipped with four foosball tables, this venue hosts regular foosball mixers, where you can compete against others in a knockout challenge, after some qualifying rounds. And if you're feeling brave, you can even try your hand at Beat The Pro, which is free to enter.

The Big Smoke is home to some of the best bars in the world and it's about time that you tested them out. Whether that means hipster basement bars shaking up housemade tinctures or hotel hangouts where presentation is key, these are the places to drink alone in London.

If you're looking for fun things to do alone in London, a trip to the theatre is always up there. Check out some of the country's freshest performances or head for something a little out of the ordinary with underground pop-ups and secret screenings.

Keeping things simple with a bread-making class at Paul? Need the meaty pros at temper to teach you a thing or two? How about a YO! Sushi workshop to really get things rolling? From beginners to professionals, these masterclasses will sharpen your skills in the kitchen.

Looking to meet new people? Over in places like Balham and London Bridge, this pop-up ceilidh is a great way to break the ice. While listening to live tunes from a nu-folk band, throw yourself into the dancefloor throng and enjoy a dram of whisky to boot.

The best care is always self-care and this lot know it. Go all out with some quality alone time at one of these relaxing hotel hideaways where bespoke massages and private treatments rooms provide the ultimate chillout before a dip in the pool and drink at the bar.

Upping the game with plush seating, Champagne-touting waiters and elevated snacks, these luxury cinemas are far from your usual. Splash out with an old-school classic or modern-day hit and make your cinematic experience one to remember.

From Hampstead and Primrose Hill over to Barnes and Blackheath, we've rounded up the places in London that'll make you feel like you're long gone from city-dwelling life. Picture open spaces, quaint pubs and floating brunches.