Free Things To Do In London

Looking for a fun, budget-friendly activity in London? Head to the Clock House Tavern in Peckham Rye, where you can enjoy 60 minutes of free darts while soaking up the warm and welcoming atmosphere of this beautifully restored pub.

Whether you're catching up with friends over a pint or testing your aim with a casual game, this South London gem offers a laid-back escape without spending a penny. With cosy corners, scenic views, and a menu of tasty small plates, it's the perfect spot for a relaxed (and free) day out.

With venues in Fulham, West Hampstead and Queen's Park, Wolfpack is a group of fantastic pubs that offer all kinds of free events. Big fans of rugby, you'll regularly find screenings of the big matches, as well as football games.

They also host quiz nights every Monday, which are free to enter and bound to test your knowledge. Enjoy refreshing lager while you're here, as well as delicious burgers.

If you're looking for free things to do in London then join cool bar 26 Curtain Road for its Strictly Vinyl sessions, hosted on Thursdays. Expect the likes of soul, hip-hop, disco and more, spun on a high-quality Hi-Fi sound system and rotary mixer, accompanied by craft beers and cocktails. 

Every Thursday at The Old Blue Last, you can expect a lineup of live Celtic folk from 8 to 11pm. That's a mixture of uplifting Irish and Scottish tunes to get you up on your feet - all for free on Great Eastern Street in Shoreditch.

If you're in the mood for some deep thoughts over a pint, Pub Philosophy is calling your name! Hosted at a lively London pub, this unique event invites you to dive into engaging and thought-provoking discussions with a side of laughter and a drink in hand.

Whether you're pondering life's big questions or just keen to chat about everything from ethics to pop culture, this is the place where good conversation flows. With no need to be a philosopher, just bring your curiosity and a willingness to explore new ideas in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

Join cosy pub The King's Arms in Bermondsey for its Artistic Date Nights and Candlelit Tables as part of its Watercolour Wednesdays. You'll be able to receive a free art lesson with Bob Ross on the TV and at the end of the evening, you'll leave your masterpieces with the boozer to be framed and sold for charity. It's certainly a unique spot for a date night or even simply just a charming hang with friends.

Taking place between Thursday and Saturday every single week, The Star by Liverpool Street's Open Karaoke is a totally free event that gives you the chance to be in the spotlight. Whether you've got the voice of an angel or you're just looking to let loose, there are over 20,000 songs to choose from here. The microphone is ready and waiting, so get ready to take centre stage.

Looking for a night out that's a little bit extra? Head to Ladybird Lates on Saturdays for a stylish evening of cocktails, music, and good vibes at Ladybird Bar in Angel. This late-night affair combines the best of mixology and a buzzing atmosphere, perfect for anyone who wants to keep the weekend energy going.

Whether you're catching up with friends, celebrating a special occasion, or simply enjoying the vibe, Ladybird Lates offers a chic yet laid-back setting for a night to remember.

Searching for free events in the capital? Look no further than The Horatia N7. This popular Holloway Road boozer is throwing a range of cracking events across the top-notch space. Think classic pub quizzes and live music.

In the market for free things to do in London at night? Every week, Homeboy Islington hosts Live Music Thursdays and Sundays where the city's best up-and-coming performers are given a chance to showcase their talents, with tickets that are entirely free.

Ready for a night full of laughs? Head to The Exhibit in Balham for Going South Comedy, where you can enjoy a top-notch comedy show in a cosy, laid-back setting. Whether you're a comedy connoisseur or just in the mood for a fun evening, this event is packed with hilarious performances from some of the best-emerging talent in the UK.

It's the perfect way to kick back, relax, and let your worries fade away with a few good jokes and plenty of laughs. Plus, you can enjoy half-price pizza if you get hungry. 

If it's Islington-based comedy you're after, Radicals & Victuallers is putting on this comedy Kiss Stand-Up showcase every first Tuesday of the month. Hosted by Vix Leyton and Jessica Aszkenasy, this will see a range of brilliant talents splitting your sides to no end.

Looking for a midweek escape? Join us at The Lucky Pig for 'Lucky Pig Live,' featuring the best of London's acoustic scene every Tuesday. This hidden gem in Fitzrovia transforms into a haven for music lovers, offering a curated lineup of talented artists in an intimate setting. 

Hit up The Horse & Groom on Curtain Road to get down to some vinyl-cut beats, thanks to its free DJ sessions on the weekend. Expect to hear the sounds of the 60s, 70s and beyond as top talents hit the decks. What's more, this cracking boozer provides some great grub, like pizza from Yard Sale, alongside refreshing ales and pints, so you won't be going hungry (or thirsty for that matter). 

It's all going off at The Old Blue Last in Hackney - this musical boozer knows how to have a good time, particularly by offering free tickets to its Live Latin Jazz: Dom Hall Trio night every Friday. What's more, if you swing by on a Sunday, you'll be able to get cosy in the candle-lit bar with a free live jazz session too.

Exploring London on a budget? The King's Head in Islington has got you covered with free darts, live music, and an unbeatable atmosphere from Sunday to Thursday. This characterful Victorian pub is a haven for theatre lovers, with walls lined with photos of past performers from the adjoining theatre and regulars who are always up for sharing a behind-the-scenes story.

Grab a perfectly poured pint of real ale or craft beer, settle in for a lively evening of free entertainment, and don't forget to try one of their hearty salt beef bagels or delicious homemade toasties. 

If you're looking for free things to do in East London, then head along to the vibrant arts venue and burger bar Rolling Stock on Sunday for its Jazz Train evening. Under the arches you'll be able to catch a diverse range of performances from musicians, and you'll even get the chance to draw them as art supplies are dotted around the venue. 

With free entry to their entertainment, which takes place seven nights of the week, Albert's Schloss is making sure you get your fix of everything from crazy cabaret to request-based piano nights and the haus band playing twists on popular tunes alongside DJs and table-stomping promenaders. Just make a booking for drinks and they'll see you there.

Step into a world of glitter, glam, and groovy tunes at the ABBA DJ Afterparty. Held at the stylish Snoozebox Olympic Park, this event offers a chance to dance to classic ABBA tracks in a lively atmosphere.

With free entry and a vibrant crowd, it's the perfect way to keep the ABBA spirit alive long after the show ends. Don't miss out on this fabulous night of music and Mamma Mia madness.

Get ready for a night of side-splitting laughs at The North London Tavern's Comedy Night in Notting Hill. If you're looking for a fun and relaxed evening with plenty of laughs, this is the perfect spot. With an impressive line-up of talented comedians, this pub is bringing you the best in stand-up comedy right in the heart of the neighbourhood.

Enjoy great drinks, tasty pub food, and a hilarious night of comedy, all wrapped up in the classic charm of this local tavern. It's a fun, casual way to spend your evening, with fresh jokes and a vibrant atmosphere that'll keep you laughing long after the show's over.

A free comedy night in the capital? That was almost unheard of until Backyard Comedy Club came along. Join them every Wednesday for a free roster of performances from some of stand-ups cheekiest, all found in the heart of Bethnal Green.

If there's one thing London is good at, it's museums. And luckily for us, a good chunk of the city's museums and galleries are totally free to enter - and we've rounded up the very best for you to visit.

Check out a slice of history at The British Museum or the Natural History Museum, or if art is more your thing then head to the Tate Modern or the Victoria and Albert.

We're lucky to live in such a gorgeous city, and we all know how easy it is to take that for granted. Luckily, we've got the lowdown on some top spots to enjoy amazing views of London from, spicing up your lives and your Instagram feeds.

Plenty of these places are free too. We're talking alfresco spaces like Primrose Hill or Greenwich Park, as well as free-of-charge rooftop picks such as Sky Garden and Horizon 22.

Looking to explore more of the city? Then we've got just the thing for you. There's nowhere more gorgeous than London's rivers and canals, and we've plotted out the very best walks to capture the beauty of our capital.

Take a stroll from Little Venice to Camden along Regent's Canal, or wander along the Southbank while taking in views of the Thames. We've planned routes of all lengths, so there's something for everyone here.

There's no better way to save money than by making the most of the great outdoors, no matter what time of year it is. London boats a plethora of parks that are totally free to enter, whether you're hunting for picnic spots in the summer or setting off on a crisp winter walk.

No matter where you are in the city, there's an alfresco space to suit you. We've rounded up the very best picks all over, from Clapham Common to Hampstead Heath and Kensington Gardens.

If you're on the hunt for live music, make way for Poppies of Camden. While you dig into your scrumptious supper, enjoy a cracking live performance from some of the city's top bands at its Fish N Gigs every first Friday of the month. 

Get ready to rock at Putt Putt & Karaoke - the ultimate singing hub in South London. With three free karaoke areas and a variety of other games, this spot is perfect for a fun night out with friends or a casual date. So what are you waiting for? Head on over and sing (and sip) your heart out.

For fans of art and culture, you don't have to look far to get your fix in London. But sometimes these experiences can come at a price, so that's why we're giving you the low-down on the best free art galleries in the city.

The Tate Modern and Tate Britain are well known for hosting amazing exhibitions with no charge. But be sure to check out some of these other picks, including the National Portrait Gallery and the Guildhall.