Weird Things To Do In London

While the dictionary description of 'weird' hails it as 'suggesting something supernatural or unearthly', we here at DesignMyNight simply see weird as something to do on a Saturday night. From cat themed festivals and pirate parties of the future to unusual dining and immersive theatre, when it comes to some of the most unusual things to do in London, this list will pretty much have you covered.

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Last updated on 14th April 2025



DNA VR - Various Sites

Offering you something a little out of the ordinary, DNA VR is one of the funnest experiences in London. With sites in Battersea, Hammersmith and Camden, you can don a set of virtual reality goggles and step into a pod, which will then transport you to another world.

The Magic Hour

Elevate your night out with The Magic Hour. Forget ordinary theatre - head to one of The Magic Hour's spellbinding shows at the renowned Sheraton Grand Park Lane or Andaz London.

Starting at £49 per ticket, you'll experience an evening filled with mind-bending illusions, mystifying tricks, and jaw-dropping magic that'll leave you in awe. Are you ready to see how deep the rabbit hole goes?

TAXIDERMY WORKSHOPS

One of the most unique activities around, A Field Guide Taxidermy are hosting taxidermy workshops at Park Avenue Studios in Finsbury Park. This weird and wonderful event is taught by a master taxidermist, who'll talk you through the process as well as sharing their knowledge.

You'll then get the chance to create your very own work of art, choosing between a range of small mammals or insects. tickets start from just £50, including all your materials, with drinks and snacks on offer too.

Cabinet Sinistro

If you're a fan of the macabre, then Cabinet Sinistro is just the thing for you. This sinister show combines cabaret, storytelling and illusions to create a performance that you won't forget, inspired by the deepest corners of the human imagination.

The unsettling event promises plenty of mystery and intrigue, leaving you guessing what's real and what's imagined. Plus, tickets start from only £14 per person.