Things to do in London, England: The Best Fun Activities & Games

London: The Game is a new interactive way to explore London's sights and streets - through a treasure hunt-style tour. Receive challenges by SMS that take you to interesting spots around London. For each challenge you complete, you’re sent little facts about the area. Getting started is easy: just get some friends, activate your phone, and receive your first challenge. Start anytime and play at your own pace, using any UK phone.

We organise treasure hunt themed self guided city tours in various cities/towns across the UK, where, for a fee, the participants visit places of interest within the selected town/city, and in addition, are able to search for, and have the chance to find something representing a "treasure". The first person(s) to solve all the clues and find the "treasure" for each city is awarded a cash prize.

The Seven Dials Club is an exciting venue which hosts a variety of events from comedy nights to weddings. It is located on Earlham Street, one of the cobbled roads leading off of the Seven Dials Monument in Covent Garden.

Comedy Carnival features award-winning international comedians from around the world. Acts that have performed at the club include Stephen Merchant, Russell Brand, Flight of the Conchords, Jim Jefferies, Reginald D Hunter, Sara Pascoe and Milton Jones. Comedy Carnival hosts shows in Covent Garden every Friday and Saturday night. Bar until 11pm. “High class entertainment you can count on.” TIME OUT LONDON

EveryTuesday at the historic Nell of Old Drury, we bring you the best pro acts on the circuit trying out new, fresh material right in the heart of Covent Garden. Come see it before it's on the Apollo in our cozy upstairs room.

Owned and operated by Ambassdor Theatre Group (ATG) the Phoenix was designed by Giles Gilbert Scott and Bertie Crewe. It opened in 1930 with the premiere of Noel Coward's Private Lives starring the author, Gertrude Lawrence and Laurence Olivier. Many star actors have appeared at the theatre including Maggie Smith, Diana Rigg, John Gielgud, Dustin Hoffman, Derek Jacobi, Kenneth Branagh and Stephen Fry. More recently the theatre has presented a number of successful musicals including, between 1991 and 2012, Willy Russell's Blood Brothers which became the theatre's longest-running show and was seen by over 5 million people. The theatre is now home to the award-winning Broadway musical Once.

8 Metre Ice Wall in the heart of London available for you to learn to Ice Climb or perfect your skills

Our main shows on Sun-Thurs start at 8.00pm and finish around 10.15pm/10.30pm. We are open every day (except 3 days over Christmas). Mondays and Wednesdays are New Material nights, with 6 professional comedians trying out some freshly baked gags. Sundays and Tuesdays we have Nico Yearwood hosting 3 stand-ups performing 20 mins sets. Thursdays is business as usual, with a stand-up show featuring the best of London’s Stand up Comedy Scene. On Fridays and Saturdays we have two shows per day: the early show at 7pm until 8.20pm, and the late show from 9pm until 11pm- ish. Between 6.30pm - 7.30pm Sun-Thurs come for free and see the comedy work in progress as it shapes and develops. Our Bar offers Pints from £3.50 (£13 for 4 pints), Wine from £3.30 and spirits + mixer from £3.00) Line ups are subject to last minute changes, best rest assured that all of our lineups (no matter how changed) will always be of a top class quality. Under 18's are permitted with a parent or teacher.