Victorian Murder Mystery

Mr Fogg's Residence is running a Victorian Murder Mystery in Mayfair, set in 1873 at the home of Phileas J. Fogg. The story kicks off when one of Fogg's friends, John Sullivan, collapses during a card game, poisoned by a tainted cocktail. From there, you've got one hour to find the culprit, interrogating four suspects — Miss Julia Forester, Andrew Stuart, Samuel Fallentin and Mrs Gauthier Ralph — with Inspector Fix guiding you through it. Themed cocktails double as clues, and the suspects will be trying to tempt you with drinks as you go.

The room is filled with artefacts and antiquities from around the world, and the house is run as a mysterious pawn shop by Frank Fogg, full of eccentric cocktails and cabinets of curiosities. It's strictly for over-21s, so keep that in mind if you're planning a group.

As for when you can catch it, it runs on select Saturdays from 1pm, with booking times at 1pm and 1.15pm, and the experience wrapping up by 3.30pm. From 22nd November, sessions move to every Sunday through the Christmas period, with the final Sunday run on 20th December, before they return to Saturdays from 9th January 2026. It's £58 per person, and you'll find it at Mr Fogg's Residence, 15 Bruton Lane, Mayfair, London, W1J 6JD, with Green Park as the nearest station.