Nightlife in London

Aquarium opened in 1995 and is a very renowned London nightclub which has a swimming pool and hosts various famous events, concerts, fashion shows and photo shoots. Aquarium has a wonderful setting with Saturday night 70s theme and Sunday night R'n B, garage and old-school House.

Bar Rumba is a trendy club in Soho which hosts some of the coolest salsa, hip-hop and drum ’n' bass parties in London. Watch out for the star Djs at Bar Rumba or take dance classes and learn how to dance like the professionals.

This is London's infamous Lesbian club, Candy Bar, which opened in 1996. It hosts events every night of the week in a truly unique setting. Dance all night long and go along to hear the resident Djs at work.

Koko is a three floor club where you can hear live indie music at its best. Koko's interior is very impressive- it is a huge theatre where you can dance in the box seats and enjoy the unique setting.

This club is found on Market Street in the West End of London. If you fancy a drink after a day of shopping or if it is an energetic night of dancing you are after, you will find it at Market Place. Listen to chill out music upstairs or go downstairs in this club and dance 'til you drop.

Ministry of Sound is one of the biggest international brands and its club in London attracts clubbers from all over the world. Enjoy drum 'n' bass, garage, funky house, hip hop and R'n B on Friday nights, and Saturday nights electro, house and techno DJs.

Party in true Ibizan style at Pacha in London. This club is one of the most internationally renowned clubs in the world and it has a number of exciting weekly events so the party never stops. Enjoy Friday night's Smoke at Pacha and lots of other events.

This alternative bar has a Moroccan theme and it offers excellent food and wine in a warm, relaxing and comfortable setting. Enjoy cocktails and shooters at So.Uk in Clapham before a night out on the town.