Unique Father’s Day Experiences in London (That He’ll Actually Love)

Jun 13

Looking for something beyond the usual? Here are 10 unique, unforgettable ways to surprise Dad this Father’s Day in London, all hand-picked to be memorable, exciting, and a whole lot of fun.

1. Urban Axe Throwing at Whistle Punks

Unleash some playful aggression at Oxford Circus’s axe-throwing spot. Guided sessions and friendly competition — perfect for dads who love a challenge .

2. Rock Cab Tours – Music Legends Edition

Zoom around Westminster and Camden learning where rock royalty roamed. A guided tour of music haunts for Beatles, Bowie, Hendrix fans alike

3. Cocktail Masterclass at a Hidden Bar

Take your secret bar knowledge to the next level with a Father’s Day cocktail-making session in a speakeasy — shake, sip, and laugh together.

4. Cooking Class with Dad

From sushi-rolling to barbecue mastery — bond over recipes and create delicious memories

5. Terrarium Workshop

Get a bit crafty with a mini terrarium class, perfect for dads who appreciate nature or workspace Zen vibes

6. Paint & Sip Social Session

Fun, relaxed, and creative dad gets a canvas and glass of wine, all while painting and chatting

7. Golf Simulator or Indoor Swing

Tee up without leaving the city — indoor golf clubs offer swing lessons, simulator fun, and chilled atmosphere

8. Whisky or Wine Tasting Experience

A sophisticated sip-fest: from Camden Town Brewery tours to fine whisky tastings that are perfect for taste-oriented dads

9. Shard View & Dinner

Combine breathtaking skyline views from The Shard with a gourmet dinner, a night to remember

10. Spa Day & Chill Time

Treat Dad to true relaxation with a spa treatment with massage, sauna, and lounge in peace

Bonus Picks From Locals

Hidden London Underground Tours – explore wartime shelters and abandoned stations with expert guides
BBC Proms Classic Concert – summer orchestral performances at the Royal Albert Hall for culture-loving dads

Final Tips

Check dad’s vibe — fun/active vs. chill/creative?
Book ahead — interactive experiences can fill up fast.
Mix it up — two contrasting experiences (e.g., axe-throwing + whisky tasting) make the day dynamic.

Rohan Pawar