Quirky Activities In London

One of the city's quirkiest rooftop spots, Skylight is all about the fun and games with its mix of booze, views, and outdoor games including lawn croquet and petanque, perfect for sunny days and warm evenings. Heading that way in winter? Try out the ice rink.

Flight Club is the original home of 'Social Darts' providing one heck of a fun night out for those stepping up to the oche. From Brunch Socials to Speed Darting, Fizz Hour to Lunch Hour, there's heaps of quirky events and activities to explore from them. 

Not for the faint of heart, this epic sci-fi spectacular will reimagine The War of The Worlds, bringing you closer to the action than ever before. Over two hours you'll do battle against the world's deadliest threat, with immersive theatre, VR and incredible sets transporting you to a different world entirely.

The Four Thieves is a bit of a legend when it comes to quirky things to do in London. Not only are they a great little boozer but they also have an awesome upstairs games room. From virtual reality through to car racing, dog shows and arcade games, no weekend will ever be the same.

One of London's most popular murder-mystery experiences, The Murdér Express is an immersive 20th-century adventure that takes place aboard a train. As a passenger, you'll enjoy gourmet cuisine while watching the drama unfold in front of you. With a dangerous suspect among your ranks, it will be up to you to track down the killer, before they strike again.

Disco Yoga is bringing two greats together at their alternative classes in East London. Taking place in Century Club, Disco Yoga will get you stretching, downward-dogging and sun-saluting to the best '80s anthems. They're even chucking in a post-workout cocktail to sweeten the deal.

Inspired by choose-your-own-adventure books, Behind Closed Doors is an interactive experience that'll take you through the streets of Spitalfields. Whether the story is comic, absurd, romantic or absurd is completely up to your own choosing.

Test your powers of problem-solving with this fun outdoor activity in London. Found is a quirky treasure hunt ideal for groups of six and designed to help you get to know the capital better via 28 clever clues.

If you're looking for quirky things to do in London then look no further than Alcotraz. The wacky prison-themed cocktail experience has outposts in London and Brighton, where you'll be implored to dress up and smuggle in liquor.

Far from your average arts and crafts, Brushstrokes and Nudes Sip & Paint is the Croydon and Camden class that's bringing you BYOB vibe and the chance to unleash your inner Picasso. Expect food, booze, art, music and male models.

Looking to expand your culinary repertoire? Hotfoot it down to The Avenue Cookery School for a night of Thai-inspire food and free-flowing booze. You'll learn how to make a selection of classic curries and side-dishes before sitting down for your sumptuous feast.

Bunker 51 is a cold-war themed Greenwich bunker hosting live events, paintballing sessions, zombie experiences and even laser tag. The perfect place to unleash your inner child, the sprawling venue is packed out with hidden nooks and vast playing areas, ideal for doing battle with your nearest and dearest.

Whether you're in the mood to belt out some classics with a backing band at Gospeloke, indulging in a bottomless musical brunch or a comedy house party, these guys have got you covered. Expect nothing other than a quirky adventure with Jonny Unknown.  

Everyone knows that bottomless brunch is a surefire way to banish boredom but The Candlemaker in South London are upping the ante. Stuff yourself with breakfast food as Tina Turner dances, prances and calls out bingo numbers at this alternative London activity.

A neighbourhood favourite and local must-try, Four Quarters is the place to be in Peckham if arcade games are your thing. From Time Crisis to happy hour cocktails, it's laid back, it's fun and it doesn't take itself too seriously. 

Quirky things to do in London? Yep, this one definitely falls under that category. A lighthearted outdoor activity in Kingston, Game of Stones Treasure Hunt invites you and your bubble on a socially distanced day of eccentric photo-taking and odd poses as you and your house attempt to win a secret prize.

Take part in the ultimate rollerdisco experience, with a modern twist. Recognised as the largest permanent skate rink in London, Roller Nation houses an extensively stocked bar and huge outdoor space soundracked by a banging playlist to keep you grooving. 

Embrace your inner child and spend the day enjoying some big kid fun at QUEENS Skate Dine Bowl. Strap on your ice skates and whizz around the indoor rink before heading to MEAtliquor for dirty burgers and boozy shakes.

We don't know if you've heard, but shuffleboard just so happens to be one of London's most popular activities, so where can you play? High-tech and quirky to boot, join Electric Shuffle for boards, cocktails and plenty of fun.

Battle your way through zombie-infested lands, dive deep into the ocean or soar into outer space with DNA VR's epic virtual gaming experiences. Suitable for groups of up to six, you can either choose a free-roam or take part in an exhilarating escape room.

Located in the heart of Ealing, Navztar is the high-tech gaming venue that is fronting high-tech Zombie Apocalypse and Alien Defence gaming. Strap on your VR headset to be transported to another world entirely, with the option to play solo or as part of a group.

The perfect quirky activity for any petrolheads, TeamSport's Docklands karting track will see you whizzing around at 40mph, racing your mates to the top of the podium. The huge 800m multilevel track is jam-packed with tight corners and steep ramps, perfect for putting your skills to the test.

Fancy taking on a video game experience unlike any other? Head to Electronic Theatre, a new quirky immersive experience where you and a group of mates enter an interactive LightBox and work together to solve clues, crack puzzles and complete challenges.  

Escape the humdrum of everyday life at the uber-sleek VR arcade Otherworld. Boasting 14 space-aged themed immersion rooms, this place lets you fly to other solar systems, battle zombies or explore other lands - all from your tiny booth in Haggerston.

One of the best group activities to try out in London, this quirky virtual golfing experience is complete with automatic point scoring, electronic live leader boards, intuitive gameplay, and more. Top that off with high-quality drinking and eating, and you've got a perfect competition. 

Adding a healthy dose of music to the classic pub quiz formula is Sounds Familiar Pub Quiz, shoving seven discos into one night. With a whole heap of rounds, you will be challenged to singalongs, guessing the song and dancing on tables come the end of this quirky event.

Combining science with delicious flavours, ABQ is the world's first immersive molecular cocktail bar that gives you the chance to infuse your own drinks. You'll enter a lab while donning hazmats and playing with acids and alcohols to a cracking soundtrack.  

Take the journey of a lifetime down the iconic River Thames on the Thames Rocket. You'll zoom past incredible landmarks with music blasting and a guided glance at what London has to offer. To top it off, you'll be greeted back to Earth with a refreshing cocktail. 

It's time to bring your own liquor and head down to Shoreditch where Moonshine Saloon is transporting you to the Wild West. Join a crew of outlaws and evade the sheriff before sipping on bespoke cocktails expertly prepared by world-class bartenders.

Home to one million balls and where a signature glow ball pit is housed in a huge mirrored cage, Ballie Ballerson is one quirky night out in London. You'll get to jump head-first into a unique experience complete with a hit soundtrack and retro sweet-inspired cocktails from the bar.

A treasure trove when it comes to VR experiences in London, Hyper Reality go all out when it comes to taking you to new worlds. From rollercoasters to zombies, join this must-try location for unique adventures like never seen before.

Looking for something a little bit different for your next date night or catch up with friends? Midnight Lounge Bar & Restaurant offers the perfect quirky setting, fronting dazzling live burlesque and comedy along with sumptuous Asian cuisine, and a mega menu of handcrafted tipples.

A quirky way to see all of London's most famous landmarks in one fell swoop, the ScooTour will see you zooming around the city on scooters. With helmets firmly on, you'll be taken around Hyde Park, past Kensington Palace and the Royal Albert Hall before heading over to Buckingham Palace and the House of Parliament.

If baking is a no-brainer for you, or you really think it's about time you tried, this cooking experience is not one to be missed. Go head to head with your mates in themed challenges as you whisk and stir your way to possible victory in a mega marquee.

Not one for your standard crazy golf, this West End favourite offers 2 quirky courses modelled on old British seaside promenades, as well as, super-cool themed bars and street food from Hackney Gelato, Breddos Tacos and more.

Unless you've been living under a rock for the past decade, you've probably heard about Secret Cinema's epic film-themed immersive events. The team of magic makers are back again for 2021, presenting a night of Dirty Dancing-style fun. Think major power ballads, incredible outdoor settings and steamy staff parties.