To dine by candlelight at a Michelin star chef's restaurant, complete with sweeping views of Battersea Power Station? It can only be a Blackout Dinner at JOIA, which promises a set menu for £95 across the unique experience.

Think Portuguese petiscos and tapas to share for the ultimate date night experience, including octopus carpaccio and duck breast in Madeira jus.

The next edition of The Murdér Express has landed in London, featuring the same immersive dining experience you know and love, but with a different storyline. You'll tuck into a four-course menu designed by Michelin star chef Niall Keeting as you try to figure out who dunnit.

If you're after unique experiences in London, look no further than DARKFIELD. An immersive audio experience, the performance has been designed for two and will take you both on a creepy journey as you're made to question how well you know one another.

If you're on the hunt for something a little unique, then be sure to head to Gravity Wandsworth. Boasting a top-notch range of games, from shuffleboard to immersive bowling or E-karting, this venue is bound to get hearts racing. Feeling peckish? It also has plenty of food to delve into.

Looking for the most unique experience London has to offer? Game of Stones Treasure Hunts in Kingston or Richmond are here to provide a quirky day out for you and your mates. Assemble a crack squad and attempt to win by deciphering riddles and tracing clues, all while snapping some silly photos.

One of the best VR experiences in London, DNA is bringing you the chance to explore new worlds through games and escape rooms. Join the team at Battersea Power Station where their friendly staff will be there to walk you through all the experiences on offer. 

Bars are great, but a bar with balls is better. Taking that to another level, not only is Ballie Ballerson one of the largest ball pit bars in the world, this impressive spot boasts neon art, themed cocktails and late night fun in abundance.

Sandbox VR in Holdborn boasts one of the most unique experiences in London: visiting alternate worlds via cutting-edge virtual reality software. Battle it out in a zombie apocalypse or save the world from aliens, the after reward yourself with a drink made by the world's first robotic bartender.

Whether you're a fan of Spurs or fancy yourself a bit of a daredevil, this sky-high spot is inviting you for one of North London's most unique things to do. Check out The Dare Skywalk at White Hart Lane for a sports experience that you won't forget.

Asian restaurants in London are a dime a dozen, right? Well, you aren't going to find any quite like Inamo. Not only do they serve up some delicious pan-Asian dishes with Oriental-themed cocktails to match, their tables are fully interactive – meaning you can order from them, watch the chefs cook, change the table cloth and even play Battleships. There are also locations in Camden and Soho.

Bustronome is a unique fine dining experience unlike any other. With a kitchen on the lower deck creating delicious dishes and a glass-topped upper deck, you'll get to feast on meticulously-created dishes while taking in panoramic views of the city. 

For an immersive experience like no other, book tickets starting from £90 per person to Qube Music Studio Experience and go behind the scenes of what it's like to DJ and produce a song. Using Dolby Atmos technology, you'll be able to hear and feel music like never before, as well as learn how to create it yourself. Whether you can rap or sing, there's something for everyone. There's even unlimited house drinks to accompany your activities too. 

Bringing the Wild West to London, Moonshine Saloon is an unmissable cocktail experience that will see you smuggling liquor to wanted man Clyde Cassidy. Be careful not to attract attention from the Sheriff or any other bandits passing through the saloon, though.

City Cruises offers you the ultimate experience in the capital, taking you down the stunning River Thames to enjoy a range of dining options or events. Think afternoon tea with the city's iconic landmarks as your backdrops and so much more.

One of the most unique dining experiences in London, The Little Blue Door is the house party we've always dreamed of throwing. From bottomless brunches, to lavish dinner parties and not-so-wholesome afternoon teas, it's one of the best party spots in town.

When it comes to a unique London experience, you can always count on crazy golf. Putting the game to the next level, Puttshack isn't ordinary. From unique holes to putting technology, you'll pair cool cocktails with some courses in the business across White City and Bank. 

If you're after something a little out of the box, then nab a ticket to one of Firmdale Hotels' events. Whether an insight into food through the decades or a Q&A with your favourite author is more your thing, these guys are delivering a treat. Keep your eyes peeled for seasonal rooftop transformations and drinks events too. 

Change your perception of food at this quirky restaurant in Farringdon where you're required to dine in the dark. You will be led and served by blind guides before heading over to the lit bar for a unique evening.

For those unique plans, join Tantra Sound Club over on Warren Street. Expect all kinds of immersive auditory events, where you'll adopt healing techniques and vibration therapy to relieve stress. You'll also enjoy relaxing gong baths and guided practise.

London is full of mysteries that you haven't even thought to uncover yet. With the Paranormal Activity Tour, you'll be hunting for ghosts, poltergeists and strange encounters using Ouija boards, K2 Meters and Dowsing Rods. There you will uncover the stories of the mass murderers, plague pits and all the ghosts that linger in the capital's ancient goals. 

From drag bottomless brunches cabaret and more, Proud Cabaret's sassy events will add a touch of spice and sparkle to a boring night out, featuring banging music, incredible performances and a party atmosphere like no other. Join them for affordable and fun hangouts full of fabulousness in the heart of town.

Alcotraz Cell Block Two-One-Two is the immersive bar that'll see you donning orange jumpsuits, smuggling in contraband, and sneaking past the warden for bespoke cocktails shaken up by expert mixologists. Gather your mates and get ready for a night behind bars from £35.99 each. 

Know your ganache from your mirror glaze? The Big London Bake is one for all you budding bakers. Head down to Tooting or Hackney where you'll be greeted with ingredients, cooking stations, competitions, and much more in your quest to create an edible masterpiece.

Combining stunning design with thrilling theatrics, puzzle solving and technology, AIM is a premium escape room experience unlike any other. Put your mind to the test as you take on this amazing activity in London. 

Looking to spend your evening on a boat solving a corker of a case? Then grab tickets starting from £99 per person to the Murder Mystery Cruise and set off from Tower Millennium Pier for a theatrical, immersive dining experience like no other, involving a three-course meal and a killer on the loose. 

The clue is in the name at Camden Basement Cocktail Bar, a prohibition-inspired venue tucked away down a staircase, behind a hidden door on Camden High Street. This sultry spot is covered in green and gold touches, as well as floral wallpaper, with a series of private areas named after historical figures like Charlie Chaplin, Pablo Picasso, Louis Armstrong, and Pauline Sabin. Bring along a bottle of your favourite spirit, which the talented team will use to whip up five bespoke concoctions tailored to your tastes across the two-hour experience.

Looking for a unique immersive exhibition that will evoke the senses? Then check out ECLIPSE, created by artist NONOTAK in collaboration with Lumen Studios. This inspiring audio-visual experience is broken up into three bespoke installations, all of which explore the power of light, space and sound. You'll start off in their art bar with a signature drink and Japanese snacks while learning more about the artist, before heading into the exhibition - which costs £38 to enter.