Once 2 a.m. arrives, much of the bar scene moves on to the clubs, where you can dance until 9 a.m. (Bloody Mary, anyone?) Party alongside Londoners, whether you're into twisted disco, deep house, jazzy breaks, or hip-hop... |
 Located in a historic London building, Pacha retains much of the original look, thanks to its authentic paneling and period furnishings. The club originated in Spain and then opened in London, bringing a taste of Ibiza to the UK. |
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 Finding the right club for your big night out is not very hard as long as you know what you're looking for, whether it be drum-n-bass, techno, hip hop, house, or jazz. Every neighborhood has a slightly different vibe but this should help get you started. Clubs in London range from the very VIP. to the jeans-and-sweatshirt kinds of places where the attitude is minimum. While some clubs are strictly all about one kind of music, at others you'll find that every night of the week will be devoted to a different theme, so again, check with the local bible, Time Out, before hitting the clubs.
If celeb spotting is your main goal, then get dressed in your best and try to get into Mo*Vida in Soho, one of London's most exclusive clubs. Soho is also where you will find many of London's top gay clubs.
London is one of the major destinations in the world for Jetsetters with exquisite Member clubs which can be very difficult to get in and find unless your dressed for the camera's,in the know and on a guest list of some sort. To help your chances of entry it's advisable to order bottle service at a table with your friends which all carry minimum spends. These clubs are super exclusive and all are over 21 and are strict on mixed groups of girls to guys. |
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 The 606 Club has existed as a Jazz Club Restaurant for more than 30 years, being run by musician Steve Rubie since 1976. Originally a small 30 seater basement venue at 606 Kings Road, it built up a solid reputation through the 70’s and 80’s amongst musicians and audiences as the Jazz hang-out. The popularity of the Club amongst musicians led to the policy of only booking British based musicians in order to support the local scene, which has continued unchanged to this day. Eventually the Club outgrew its capacity and in May 1988 it moved to it’s present basement site at 90 Lots Road. |
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90 Lots Road,
Chelsea,
London,
SW10 0QD |
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 Anda De Bridge Bar and Restaurant is a distinctive venue for drinking, eating and meeting up with friends, family and work colleges. Here you will experience a celebration of food, drink and dance! Our cuisine reflects the many cultures found in the Caribbean islands and is freshly prepared to order everyday. Fresh seafood, diverse meats, curry and vegetarian dishes are ignited by exotic and spicy seasoning. Your senses will be excited by our new menu which includes West-Indian inspired desserts. Our welcoming and relaxing atmosphere is supported by an assortment of music including live bands and D.J's. |
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42–44 Kingsland Road
Shoreditch, E2
London
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 The delights of cocktail hour have returned to London with The Bar at The Dorchester. Established as one of the places in the capital to see and be seen, The Bar at The Dorchester is renowned as much for its rich, opulent interior as for its menu of new and classic cocktails devised by world-renowned expert alchemist Giuliano Morandin and his team whose awards are too many to list. A rich palette of black, browns and aubergine combine with luxurious lacquered mahogany, mirrored glass, velvet and dramatic, red, glass spears to create the perfect nightime atmosphere. |
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The Dorchester,
Park Lane,
London W1K 1QA |
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 Legends are normally a long time in the making. Think of legendary music venues and names like the Hacienda, Marquee and Cavern spring to mind for the key role they played in nascent bands' careers. However, in each case the passing of the years has only served to heap more mystery on the already epoch-making gigs to which they bore witness.
It's no mean achievement then, that in a few short years the Barfly has earned a status which ranks it alongside these illustrious names from the past. |
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49 Chalk Farm Road,
Camden,
London,
NW1 8AN |
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 LOOK NO FURTHER BECAUSE YOU HAVE FOUND THE PLACE TO PARTY!! Since October 2009, BAR RUMBA has AMAZING new managers and a wicked team of staff and Bar Rumba has been serving up some of the best nights in London's West End ever since!! With a completely new style and a new view on what partying is all about, Rumba is all about drinking dancing and partying to the max!!! A good night is never a fail with us.. Just see what everyone else thinks by reading our genuine reviews then give us a call..!!! |
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36 Shaftesbury Avenue,
London,
W1D 7EP |
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 Cargo were pioneers of the multi-tasking MDF concept and boast one of the most imaginative live music line-ups in the capital, as well as film screenings and art. Fuel up with some excellent South American street food, wile away a summer afternoon in their courtyard and groove till the small hours under the refitted railway arches. The music policy covers the full spectrum of London's underground, with a focus on hip-hop, breakbeat and world music, and there's live tunes followed by top DJs most nights. |
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83 Rivington Street, Hackney, London, EC2A 3AY |
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 It isn't the most attractive area in London, but once inside the rather sophisticated entry system – similar to an airport security check – you'll soon forget this. With three floors and a garden, this place is huge and there's something for everyone. You've got a warehouse style basement area at the bottom, playing minimal house; the middle floor, club-like section hitting up heavy house tunes; and the trendy loft area at the top, hosting random live bands and more commercial house tunes – think of great house and dance classics from the '90s that you forgot even existed and bands you'd never imagine would play in a house venue. |
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200 York Way,
Kings Cross,
London,
N7 9AP |
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 Fabric has established itself as one of London's premier club venues, with a regular line up of top DJs taking to the decks. The music policy included breakbeat, drum n bass, hip hop and more, with multiple rooms for different styles. Fabric is found at 77a Charterhouse Street, London EC1. It occupies the renovated space of the Metropolitan Cold Stores. Smithfield Meat Market stands and operates from a site directly opposite and is the last of London's "great markets". |
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77a Charterhouse Street
Clerkenwell, EC1
London |
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 The cavernous main dancefloor with its lofty ceiling and exposed brickwork could be a temple to the gods of music, its altar the raised stage where some of the biggest names in pop have performed. Adjoining this cathedral-like space is the main bar area where low lighting and seat-lined alcoves make you feel you've retreated to an underground bunker, while still being close enough to hear the music. Busier nights see the addition of a further, smaller bar and dance area upstairs, providing a musical alternative for those who can't find the beats they're after down below. |
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Under The Arches, Villiers Street, London, WC2N 6NG, GB |
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 indigO2 is the hidden gem within The O2, the smaller entertainment venue next to the arena under The O2 roof. With a flexible capacity of 2,400, indigO2 is the perfect venue for any live music, comedy, clubnight, TV recording or corporate event. Since opening its doors on 2nd July 2007 with a stunning performance from Jools Holland, indigO2 has witnessed show-stopping sets from the legendary Prince after-show parties, The Eagles album launch, The Who and Chaka Khan to today's chart toppers, Ne-Yo, Usher, Estelle, T-Pain and Busta Rhymes to name a few. |
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Peninsula Square,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 0AX |
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 The Jazz Cafe was opened in December 1990 after being converted from the Camden Town Barclays Bank branch.
It originally ran along the lines of Ronnie Scott's with seven nights a week live Jazz music.
After the original owner's went into receivership the venue was bought by the Mean Fiddler and re-positioned as a Jazz, Soul, Funk, World, Dance and Hip Hop venue. |
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5, Parkway, Camden, London, NW1 7PG |
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 KOKO is a popular Camden venue featuring regular club nights and live music. Following an extensive refurbishment the venue, originally Camden Palace, was transformed with plush decor and a trendy cabaret feel. Situated in the quieter end of Camden, by Mornington Crescent tube, KOKO is an iconic music venue which attracts crowds of all ages. Originally a theatre, as soon as you enter its doors you get a feel for the venue, and the real fun begins. A fetching crimson hue illuminates the walls giving it somewhat of a sophisticated boudoir feel. |
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1A Camden High Street,
London,
NW1 7JE |
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 Located within The O2 and overlooking the River Thames, Matter is already established as a world-class venue. Capable of staging the most stunning shows ever seen. One of the world's best sound systems and one of the most advanced visual systems are combined in a breathtaking purpose-built environment. Service is led by a team recruited directly from 5-star hospitality management. Each element of the experience is given the highest level of care and attention to detail. |
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The O2,
Peninsula Square,
London,
SE10 0DY |
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 Ministry Of Sound is a world famous superclub that remains a stalwart of the London clubbing experience. With four bars, five separate rooms, three DJ booths and three huge dancefloors, Ministry is definitely one for the clubbing enthusiast. Ministry of Sound (MoS) is a global dance music brand and a nightclub in Elephant and Castle, Southwark, South London, officially opened on 21st September 1991.
British MoS initially set itself apart from other London nightclubs of the time with its location well away from London clubland, a non-alcoholic bar with a 24 hour dance license and the highly-acclaimed sound system; all features designed to attract an enthusiastic crowd of music lovers. |
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103 Gaunt Street,
Elephant & Castle,
London,
SE1 6DP |
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 A well-stocked bar and jukebox add to the appeal of a venue that is popular among the hipsters enjoying the rock revival.
The Water Rats is something of an iconic venue and benefits from a huge, crisp PA and a bit more space than most pub-like venues.
Live bands don't hold back on the volume. Crowds surge. All is well in Kings Cross. |
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328 Grays Inn Road, London WC1X 8BZ UK |
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 The arena at The O2 truly creates a new benchmark in what both fan and performer can and should expect from a rock or pop concert in the UK.
You will only see the world's hottest and most sought after acts on this stage; Bon Jovi, Justin Timberlake, Scissor Sisters, Prince, The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Take That… and what a way to enjoy them.
With perfect sight-lines from every angle, crystal clear acoustics, obscenely comfy seating, wide concourses between aisles and a huge variety of snack and drink options to enjoy throughout the show. |
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The O2, Peninsula Square, London, SE10 0DX |
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 The various sections across two floors are kept running smoothly and you won't have to wait long for a drink – almost unheard of at such a popular club. As you enter the club, the many corridors and random sofas break up the scenery, centered around the dancefloor. If it's your first time, stay close to your friends because if you lose them, your night will be very lonely. Black is the overall colour scheme alongside some nice features like engraved walls and oversized sofas – almost beds. This club couldn't be further removed from rough around the edges warehouse-style dance venues, as the stunning chandeliers will attest. |
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Terminus Place,
Victoria,
London,
SW1V 1JR |
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 It is the interaction between the artists on stage and the young people that makes the Roundhouse unique. Young people have interviewed Sir Paul McCartney for the Roundhouse's online radio station during the BBC Electric Proms, taken musical advice from James Brown and worked with Apple to deliver a live stream of Underworld's Roundhouse performances to 50,000 people across the world. In this safe environment young people can develop self-esteem and confidence or gain valuable experience to help launch a career. |
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Roundhouse, Chalk Farm Road, London, NW1 8EH |
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 Scala features DJs, live gigs, Latin nights and more, with two floors of clubbing action to explore in King's Cross.
Scala is a beautiful multi-purpose venue in the regenerated King's Cross area, on the north side of central London. The building incorporates four main floors and accommodates events for as many as 1,145 people. There are three bars, 2 dance floors and a stage for live performances. There is a cloakroom on the first floor. |
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275 Pentonville Road, Kings Cross, London, N1 9NL |
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London hotels are calling on you to make a reservation. Sip tea by Big Ben, shop at Harrods, and say “cheerio” to the Queen... |
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 Discover more with the London Sightseeing Pass. With a choice of 1, 2, 3 or 6 consecutive days, the pass offers great value and convenience with free entry to over 50 top attractions including the Tower of London, London Zoo, Thames River Cruise, St. Paul's Cathedral, Windsor Castle, The Tower Bridge Exhibition, London Bridge Experience and others. |
 Breathtaking river views, a relaxing atmosphere, a 4 course meal, and after-dinner dancing — what more could you ask for? A Thames River dinner cruise is the perfect indulgence, from the welcome cocktail you'll receive when you step onboard, to dancing cheek-to-cheek on the dance floor after dinner. |
 See the best of London after dark! London's most famous sights are impressive in the day, but at night, they really dazzle under the illumination of electric lights. |
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