Nightclubs in London
– Drinks, Dancing, and Debauchery

The time is right for nightclubs in London.

The nightclub scene is hotter and more exciting than ever these days, with atmosphere and music to suit almost any taste.

Many London clubs occupy sites that once were home to warehouses, dance halls, factories, and theatres.

Often starting up as illegal underground party spots and dance raves, London clubs have evolved into some of the best music and dance venues in the world.

Getting on a guest list is a good way to experience the London clubbing scene.

Guest lists are reserved spots in nightclubs that you can arrange in advance by phone or increasingly, over the internet.

You often will get free or discounted drinks and admission to the clubs and get to avoid waiting in the large queues that plague many London hot spots.

Some clubs have very exclusive membership policies while others admit everyone, so it pays to do a little research about the location of your choice.

If dancing the night away in a sea of other pleasure seekers at a legendary mega-club is what you are looking for,

Fabric and SeOne are both excellent places to check into.

All night dance till you drop events are the norm at these legendary clubs, the energy and vitality of the crowd will keep you going all night long.

Mahiki is very popular with celebrities and the young royals, it has a gloriously over the top Polynesian décor which makes a perfect backdrop for their amazing tropical cocktails.

Cargo has a gritty street feel set in a old railway arch, it’s a fun place to listen to music and people watch.

The Rhythm Factory is a landmark place to see cutting edge live music or dance the night away, and the Vibe Bar with its amazing al fresco courtyard and eclectic entertainment set in a trendy location is another good choice.

If you are looking for a smaller more intimate experience, the Notting Hill Arts Club and Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club are both small clubs with big things going on.

Eclectic music, novelty acts, and burlesque are just a few of the things to enjoy at these clubs.

Don’t let their small capacity fool you, both of these clubs are brimming with entertainment and are wildly popular destinations.

Nightclubs in London are varied and plentiful; the only hard part is deciding which ones to visit.

Bethnal Green Working Men's Club is the place to go for fabulously raunchy retro fun set in a real vintage East End social club.

Cargo converted a railway arch into an urban haven, serving up the best in live music and dance with a street feel.

Fabric continues its reign as a legendary music and dance venue set in a Victorian meat locker.

Herbal is a warehouse nightclub with a warm and welcoming atmosphere, like a real house party with world class music and lights.

KOKO is a fabulous cutting edge gig venue and fun club hot spot set in a decadently elegant old theatre.

Mahiki is a fun tiki-themed nightclub where you can enjoy killer cocktails and people watch the glitterati.

Notting Hill Arts Club is an eclectic basement hangout with cutting edge music in a laid back and friendly setting.

The Rhythm Factory offers the freshest music in an authentic East End location, come listen today to the stars of tomorrow.

SeOne hosts fantastic rave dance parties at their spacious underground London Bridge location.

The Vibe Bar is one of the best nightclubs in London and offers a variety of music and al fresco delights in a popular and trendy setting.

Photo shown is Mahiki courtesy: cramper

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