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You shouldn't even be considering cracking open that new Netflix box set, until you've tried at least half of these 51 weird things to do in London...
Food and drink
1. Gnaw on zebra jerky and jerked alpaca at Archipelago.
2. Taste the rainbow bagel at Beigel Shop.
3. Slurp sake made on a Peckham industrial estate.
4. Bid for meat at the annual Smithfield Christmas Eve auction.
Macabre
5. Get beheaded at London Dungeon.
6. Dance on a clown's grave at Joseph Grimaldi Park.
7. Chat to a corpse at UCL.
8. Sniff Amy Winehouse's poo at Last Tuesday Society.
Saucy
9. Get naked and oily with strangers at Liquid Love.
10. Check out the Edwardian vibrator collection at Science Museum.
11. Get tied up by a stranger at Rope Jam.
Toilet humour
12. Drink a martini sitting on the toilet at Courthouse Hotel.
13. Go on a walking tour of London's toilets.
14. Pee in one of London's most opulent toilets.
Sport
16. Play three-sided football.
17. Become a Mexican wrestler at the London School of Lucha Libre.
Naked
18. Go to the annual festival of beer, jazz and nudity in Orpington.
19. Go skinny dipping in Bloomsbury.
20. Paint a picture using your breasts.
21. Check out the best bums in London's museums and galleries.
Yoga
22. Gin.
23. Pets.
24. Tower Bridge.
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Transport
25. Hear your voice echo in Tottenham Court Road's rotunda.
26. Ride on an underground railway, designed for letters and parcels.
27. Ride the Northern line's Kennington loop.
28. Visit a plane graveyard at Brooklands Museum.
Animals
29. Place a bet on racing goats at Spitalfields Farm's annual Goat Race.
30. Play Moby Dick golf in Chadwell Heath.
31. Adopt an eel, pig's skull or monkey brain at Grant Museum.
32. Pay your respects to a 'Nazi' dog at Carlton House Terrace.
33. Do a sleepover with lions at London Zoo.
Music and theatre
34. Play with the Lullaby Factory at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
35. Watch puppet theatre on a boat.
36. Be scared senseless by a crazy bloke singing in your face at Opera Madness.
Daredevil
37. Become a Viking in Walthamstow.
38. Bungee jump at The O2.
39. Slide down The Orbit.
40. Jump into the icy Serpentine on Christmas Day for the Peter Pan Cup.
Museums and Walks
41. Check out the Singers at Balham's Sewing Machine Museum.
42. Wander through the downright kaleidoscopic House of Dreams.
43. Walk along a creek in Deptford.
44. Count the nipples in the National Gallery.
Far out weirdness
Have a drink in the most 45. northerly, 46. easterly, 47. southerly and 48. westerly parts of London.
49. Stand on the edge of London in Malden Rushett.
Seasonal weirdness
50. Dress up as Santa and get a bit tipsy.
51. Run through the streets of Shoreditch flipping a pancake... dressed as a pancake.
