Hold on to your hats because the London Bridge Rooftop has got you covered (literally) with their fully sheltered outdoor rooftop experience. With DJs, chill vibes, banging views, and beaut detox cocktails galore, you won't know where to start first. 

If you're a fan of nostalgic activities, then you're going to want to get your hands on tickets to Sky High Retro Gaming at PocketSquare Skyline Bar and Terrace. Save on group tickets and, if you make it down to the 30th of January event, enjoy a complimentary Asahi Super Dry 0.0% beer with a drinks purchase and be in with a chance of winning a case of Asahi on the night. What's on the gaming menu? Think Pac-Man, Mortal Kombat, House of the Dead 2 and more.

Searching for unique things to do this Dry January in London? No Escape has outposts in Oxford Street and Aldgate, providing 60 minutes of alcohol-free fun with terrifying themes inspired by the demon barber and creepy butcher shops. 

Strap on the rollerskates and hit the rink for a nostalgic night of disco. You're sure to have one heck of an evening getting down on eight wheels, with booze-free bevs and a Roller Diner to kick back in and reward your efforts. 

Looking for things to do in London for 2025's Dry January? Ditch the drinks and check out Bounce. A haven for all things table tennis, the Farringdon fave will have you battling it out with your mates in an attempt to win the master of paddles title.

You don't need booze to have fun when there's a full-size adult ball pit doing the work for you. Head over to Ballie Ballerson's iconic Shoreditch location for the chance to tuck into tasty slices of pizza, sweet sips and lose yourself to the madness of the ball pool.

Taking the game of bowling to new heights, All Star Lanes is a Brick Lane institution that's sure to add a good dose of fun to your January. Enjoy knocking down the pins, hand-spun American-style shakes and a menu of mouthwatering hot dogs or burgers.

One of our favourite dry January activities in London, the Backyard Comedy Club is home to an epic roster of stand-up and character acts. Whether you want to catch Lee Hurst at a free gig or some of the finest up-and-coming talent, there's plenty to get stuck into here.

From the minds behind Flight Club, Electric Shuffle combines innovative technology with the great British pastime of shuffleboard to create something totally unique. Assemble a team and get competitive with friends, all before exploring the hearty food menu.

If you've got a case of the January blues, head to Laugh Train Home Comedy, hosted every Wednesday by The Four Thieves in Battersea. These hilarious shows feature some of the UK's best comedians, including Sara Pascoe, Fern Brady and more.

Spice up mundane January nights by joining in on Game Of Stones' exciting and interactive treasure hunts. Grab your friends as you walk through dark alleyways and under bridges in order to find clues and solve the riddles, in Richmond or Kingston.

For all fans of Sherlock, check out the official live game in collaboration with the makers of the hit BBC TV series. Taking place in Shepherd's Bush, you and your team will race against the clock to solve puzzles and mysteries featuring content from the show.

Experience the magic of the city with the West End Musical Tour Silent Disco Walking Tour. Not only will you get to see some of the capital's finest landmarks and streets, but also get to dance away to top-notch tunes. On top of that? There will be hilarious commentary too.

Walk in the footsteps of football's most well-recognised stars at this exclusive tour of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Taking place this January, the bespoke event will feature glances at the inner sanctum of the state-of-the-art venue with multimedia sets from some famous faces. 

Regardless of whether you're doing it for the fitness or just wanna look fly when hitting the dancefloor, these quirky classes across London will have you ditching the usual workout for something a little more impressive. Check out the best of them and get into the groove. 

Our guide to Dry January bars in London shines the spotlight on some of the city's best alcohol-free offerings. From £4 South American-inspired mixes to bespoke blends catered to your tastes, there's plenty to explore. 

Dabbers Bingo is bringing a little excitement to January with its awesome range of events. Immerse yourself in its competitive games, which are soundtracked by entertainment from the best-loved hosts. It gets even better, as there are alcohol-free drinks at the bar.

January doesn't have to be boring if you're giving up the booze. Head to Montague on the Gardens Hotel for the scrumptious afternoon tea and what's more, you can receive 25% off on weekdays. Tuck into cream cheese and cucumber sandwiches, fruit scones plus seasonal pastries.

STEREO has some ear-popping news: they're launching a Veganuary and a No & Low cocktail menu that will rock your world (and your taste buds). With Chef Andrew Clarke curating the vegan menu and turning up the volume with twists on classic cocktails, you know it's going to be one for the books.

Throughout Dry January, London's own Sherlock Holmes-inspired bar experience, The Mind Palace, will be hosting guests and welcoming them to take part puzzle-solving and deduction. What for? The perfect mocktail of course, created using the drinker's very own detective skills. 

Get your cake on at this wholesome, yet also pretty adrenaline-inducing, day out. Putting your skills to the test, the event will have you go head-to-head with other budding baking talents to create your own winning treats. 

If you're in the mood for alcohol-free fun things to do in January, venture to The Magic Hour. This fun experience will have you watching tricks and mind-reading from one of the UK's top magicians. Fancy dinner and a show? There are also options for that.

This Dry January, take part in an exclusive VR experience. You'll get to try your hand at three Hyper Reality immersion zones, ranging from high score shootouts to digital go-karting, with access to the lounge area for a few refreshments afterwards. 

If you're on the hunt for mocktails in London, Straits Kitchen has 12 delicious ones during Dry January. For £12 each, you can enjoy everything from their Guava Mary with chilli, mint and celery to the Not Negroni and Moment of Zen.

EVE in Kensington is home to the ultimate brunch for those taking a break from booze. For just £35 you can bag a three-course Mediterranean meal, which you can pair with bottomless seasonal mocktails for £22 extra. 

This Dry January, AIM AR is offering guests the chance to play London's most high-tech escape games. Boasting indoor and outdoor adventures using augmented reality and awesome high tech gadgets, there's plenty to get stuck into with friends.

Hire out your own private room at Lucky Voice and prepare to belt out some classic tunes with your closest pals. Whether you have the voice of an angel or nails down a chalkboard, there's plenty of fun to be had while singing your heart out.

Pioneers of the social darts experience, Flight Club are the go-to for a fun night out, with various spots across the city for the gang to explore. Take to the oche and enjoy a game of high-tech darts flaunting pizza paddles that are perfect for sharing.

Thames Lates sees you enjoy the Rocket while jetting around the river, promising an adrenaline-fuelled way of sight-seeing in the capital. There's comedian guides accompanying your ride too, if that wasn't already enough to convince you that this alcohol-free activity is top-notch.

This online immersive experience only requires a smart phone and a pair of headphones to take part. Challenge yourself to a thrilling online adventure this Dry January, which will transform your home into a chilling arena for games and problem solving with a few horrifying surprises. 

Looking for cheap things to do in London this Dry January? Tickets are just £15 to the Found London Treasure Hunt, where you'll receive a pack containing everything you need to find clues across the city, split into two competing teams. This can be done at any time, everyday, so it's perfect for those quiet weekends.

Otherworld in Hackney and Victoria is a thrilling multi-dimensional experience that doesn't need a drop of alcohol to be enjoyed. You'll be blasted off on a virtual reality adventure, where you can shoot zombies, enter The Matrix, re-live your early Fruit Ninja conquests and more. 

Puttshack has claimed the title of the 'world's first' tech mini golf course, taking the already-fun game to new heights. Swing by (get it?) its spot in Bank and you'll have plenty of laughs taking on the crazy courses, all while soundtracked by danceable hits. 

If you're on the hunt for dry days out in January 2025, shimmy down to Queens Skate Dine Bowl for an evening of whizzing around the ice rink and bowling lanes. And to keep you fuelled? There's a huge MEATliquor, serving up vegan bites and juicy burgers.