Clubbing in London
You may just want to go sightseeing and soak up the London atmosphere each day and then relax.... but we also get groups who come to London for the fantastic clubbing scene. From superclubs to more intimate venues. London has a great range of night spots. Whether you are after a hardcore night out or something more laid back, you'll find it in one of London's top clubs. We have plenty of recommendations for you. Here's a sample;
Nice clubs to visit are:
Brixton Jamm is situated in South London and is popular with students. Dubstep and Garage.
Egg London (stylish, spread out over 3 intimate floors). Reminds you of an Ibiza club. Great courtyard. Egg London and Electric Brixton, one of South London's best clubs with regular Drum'n'Bass, Electronica and dance nights plus big name DJs and live acts.
Fabric (could be best club in London or the world) Legendary mega-club playing Electro, House music, Breakbeat and Drum'n'Bass. It is world famous for its quality music acts, whilst also hosting new and diverse talent. Discounts for students!
KOKO is a multi-layered club in Camden. With a full calendar of live music events and DJ-led club nights (Buttoned Down Disco, Guilty Pleasures and Club NME is popular). Music ranges from Rock to Pop to Blues and dance music. It has a capacity of 1500. 6 bars, a stage and dance floor....Lovely rooftop bar in the summer. Koko
Ministry of Sound is a superclub with 4 bars, 4 dance floors, 5 distinctive rooms and draws big names. Music is House, Techno, Indie Rock and Drum'n'Bass.
Finally Studio 338 where you can enjoy summer parties in their open air-terrace. On colder nights you can party in the heated terrace or go inside as there is plenty of room. This is London's biggest club. Top DJs. A short walk from the O2 in North Greenwich.
Other clubs?
XOYO a two-room club in Shoreditch famous for being cutting edge.
Heaven on three floors. With a great sound system, and crazy light shows in the main room. Watch out for cheap student nights. London's biggest Electro-Pop, House and dance nightclub. Great DJs and live bands. Monday nights are called Popcorn when students can get in for free.
Getting Home
TOP TIP! The Night Tube runs on Fridays and Saturday nights, and South Wimbledon is on the Northern Line - so you can get back in the early hours without a taxi from central London. Details on taxis and late transport are in our Useful Links section, and on the tablet in the property.