Things To Do In London If You Don't Drink

Four Quarters is the place to go for a night of fun arcade games and tasty pizza. Along with all the retro consoles and machines, the Packham spot also hosts DJs, comedians and musicians for live sets that'll keep you entertained throughout.

This venue promises hours of alcohol-free fun, from chasing down baddies in an espionage-inspired space room to entering the world of Assassin's Creed through a VR headset. Check out clueQuest for an experience to remember. 

If you've been feeling like your creative juices are running low, then The Tabernacle's Soul Print - Dance With Paint is the perfect opportunity to let loose and have some fun while you're at it. An event all about transferring emotions onto the canvas and creating something truly unique, here you'll get to use your body as a brush to create one-of-a-kind art while dancing to energetic tribal beats.

Sometimes we don't want to head to boozer to have fun, that's where Game Of Stones Treasure Hunts come in. Head on a crazy adventure led by the cool technology on your phone, which gives you the opportunity to learn cool facts about the area in either Piccadilly or Richmond. 

With venues in both London Bridge and Canary Wharf, Electric Shuffle is a fun activity bar that's perfect for groups of friends or quirky date nights. The venue is fitted with a number of interactive shuffleboard tables, which add u your scores for you and offer several unique minigames.

You can book shuffleboard at £11 per person for 60 minutes, or £15 each for 90. And afterwards, take a seat in the stylish bar to enjoy sharing paddles of delicious pizza, as well as some fun mocktails like the Zesty Ginger Sunset.

DWTN are providing all the parties, brunches and plenty more this month. Enjoy creating your own masterpiece all while tipping back a few non-alcoholic drinks at the bar or jamming out to top-notch tunes.

On the hunt for booze-free things to do in the city? Get down to one of the London locations, for a Neon Naked Life Drawing class that uses reactive arts materials to draw real-life colourful models and inspire you to think outside the box.

Book yourself onto one of ArtistAnd's brilliant classes to develop your art skills with expert guidance. Whether you fancy working with watercolours or want to learn different shading techniques, they've got you covered, complete with a fun and friendly atmosphere.

Going alcohol-free has never looked so good, especially when Greenwich Pantry is offering you the chance to hone your cooking skills. Ditch the booze in favour of healthy eating, bread-making, sushi classes and much more.

You can still have a laugh in London without drinking - and The Covent Garden Comedy Club is here to prove it. With a lineup of three or four comedians, alongside a friendly compere, this event is sure to tickle your fancy and have you seeing famous TV stars.

If you're looking for alcohol-free fun in London, check out Sherlock: The Official Live Game. This immersive experience will have you trawling through sets from the TV show with original content from some of its biggest stars. Our favourite event? The Mind of Moriarty: Live Escape Experience.

Looking for an adrenaline-pumping London experience that won't break the bank? Head to Navrtar - the high tech gaming venue that specialises in all things VR. With a huge free-roaming area, this swanky venue is the perfect place to fully immerse yourself in another world - with a range of options to suit all party sizes and budgets.

Fancy sharpening your artistic talents? At this life drawing class in The Prince N16, Dan Whiteson will tutor you to shake up your established practices by embracing risk and following impulses. It's ideal for both beginners and curious creatives.

Ride Republic is the indoor cycling destination in Fulham, one that takes your typical fitness sesh up a gear with a fierce leader board battle where you're split into teams. Plus, you can refuel at the shake bar and have your very own curated playlist.

Join Paint A Pic for a series of alcohol-free events that will have you tapping into your creative side. Not only will they provide you with all the equipment needed, but it's also be hosted by a resident artist who'll give you pointers as you make your masterpiece.

Disco Yoga Brunch is back at The Phoenix in Cavendish Square, and it's the perfect way to get your wellness boost and have fun at the same time. Enjoy a full hour of yoga to the beats of disco, then fuel up with a delicious cooked brunch and a glass of something fabulous for only £35.

Think you know your crumb structures from your mirror glaze? Time to put those skills to the test at the ultimate cooking experience, The Big Bake. You'll have 90 minutes to whip up a winning bake at one of London's best days out.

Join Life Painting at The Ministry in Borough, a fantastic creative experience led by the talented figurative artist Dan Whiteson. No matter if you're new to painting or a seasoned pro, there's a place for you here with personalized guidance available. The event kicks off with two shorter poses of about 30 minutes each, culminating in a two-hour pose that lets you dive deeper into the human form. With breaks every half hour and tickets starting at just £50 per person, it's an opportunity you won't want to miss.

When it comes to the best things to do in London if you don't drink, No Escape has locations in Aldgate and Oxford Street that provide hours of freakish fun. Head over to experience terrifying toy stores, beastly butchers and deadly dentists at each experience. 

A great activity if you don't drink, The Backyard Comedy Club's alcohol-free comedy club is bringing you a cracking lineup of comics and some delicious 0% drinks. Expect jokes from Mark Simmons, Sally Anne-Hayward, Mike Gunn and Dana Alexander to name a few.

Immersive venues in London don't get much better than this... One for the history fanatics among you, Bunker 51 is taking you back in time to the era of the Cold War with its themed space. Ideal for group events, this spot can be booked out for paintballs, laser tag and airsoft parties, as well as zombie experiences.

Whether you're looking for a booze-free date night idea or just fancy working on your fitness, Substation Brixton is a great shout. This cool climbing centre not only boasts monthly events and over 100 different weekly changing routes, but also a sprawling space for fun parties.

Who said bottomless brunches have to be boozy? Paradise Green is a gorgeous Australian-inspired restaurant near Liverpool Street, serving a delicious Tea-total breakfast menu, complete with unlimited sparkling kombucha teas. You can enjoy one sweet and one savoury dish alongside your drinks, with options like buttermilk blueberry pancakes, shakshouka or bacon rolls to choose from.

Situated in Kings Cross, Shuffleboard Bar London is a quirky spot to check out if you don't drink. There is plenty to do from playing shuffleboard to crushing it at arcade games and making the most of their mouthwatering pizzas.

For things to do if you don't drink in Central London, check out what RSA House has to offer. This historic venue is hosting all kinds of fun events, from fascinating talks with names like Hugh Dennis and Lloyd Grossman, as well as a yoga and sound immersion session.

Dry January, you say? For only £20 per person, enjoy a booze-free rooftop experience at Ham Yard Hotel's Winter Martini Garden. The perfect place to warm up and enjoy a cosy night out with your loved ones, each ticket includes a toasty alcohol-free welcome drink, followed by a hot 'martini' of your choice.

If you're on the hunt for an alcohol-free night out, Clays has got you covered. Head over to the Moorgate venue to have a go at their interactive games which see you shooting a target on their 4K screens. As for food, tuck into tasty small plates and loaded breads.

Over at Hobgoblin Music, which you can find not far from Tottenham Court Tube Station, you can discover all kinds of weird and wacky instruments and classes. Whether you've always wanted to learn how to play the ukulele or try your hand at the harp, now's your chance.

Head to Palmers Green where Roller Nation is waiting to give you the best roller skating experience in the city. Turn a few tricks on the rink before heading to the on-site diner to replenish yourself with some seriously good grub, like burgers and fries.

For a day out that's as nostalgic as it is delicious, look no further than the Original Sweetshop Afternoon tea at the Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel. These guys have won awards for the excellent quality and service of their offering, so you know you're in good hands at this luxury location. For £75 per person, you can enjoy tiers of elegant treats such as Scottish smoked salmon sandwiches with cream cheese and chocolate chip scones, paired with a selection of themed homemade pastries like blue raspberry Battenburg and Drumstick macarons. 

This weekend, get tickets to a Spencer House Sunday Tour - hop off the train at Green Park and wander around the rare survivor of the great aristocratic palaces that once graced the city. It's been restored to showcase its Georgian splendour, and is considered to be an important architectural landmark of London. 

For a one-of-a-kind experience, check out Marilyn: The Exhibition in London Bridge. This is the largest collection of the star's personal items in the world, provided by Ted Stampfer. Some of these artefacts have even been in storage for over 40 years.

Take a look at her shoes, clothes, love letters and much more at this intimate display, which you can enter for as little as £27 per person. And if you ant to get up close to these object, you can book VIP packages too.

If you love video games, this is one heck of an immersive experience for you. Take your mates to Electronic Theatre in Southbank (or its sister site in Wandsworth) and you'll get to enter interactive LightBoxes. You'll work together to complete challenges, solve puzzles and generally just have fun while becoming a part of the game. 

Looking for a booze-free date night in London? Queens Skate Dine Bowl offers plenty of big-kid fun that promises plenty of fun without a drop of alcohol. Strap on your ice skates or head to the bowling lanes or hit up the arcade before digging into a mega feast at MEATliquor.

For the ultimate London afternoon tea, Great Court Restaurant from one of the city's most heralded attractions is the place to find it. Head to The British Museum for a decadent spread of Netherend Farm butter scones, finger sandwiches and enticing sweet treats. 

Greenwich Peninsula Driving Range houses one of the best places for people seeking out booze-free fun. The experience will have you going head-to-head with mates as you take on notorious golf courses from across the globe, and there's even a restaurant to enjoy some post-gaming bites. 

An exciting, multi-dimensional exhibition, Frameless transports you beyond reality with its reinterpretation of fine art. Using interactive colours, breathtaking lighting and magical music, it offers a dreamlike experience as you explore the brushstrokes and inspiration behind Dali, Rembrandt and more.