London’s hottest night clubs
Ministry of Sound London
Every weekend, this super trendy club in a former bus station attracts over 4,500 party lovers who come to enjoy the world’s most advanced sound system and state of the art lighting. The club encompasses 5 rooms, 3 dance floors, 3 bars and a courtyard. Some rooms can be booked for special occasions, conferences, events and, of course, parties.
Pacha London
This hot favourite attracts the same stylish and glamorous clientele as his famous sister venue in Ibiza. Not only the party crown but also the line-ups of the premier European DJs playing the best of trance, techno and house music recreate the unique Ibiza feel. The stunning 1920’s building underwent a massive 2 Million Pound refurbishment and boosts shimmering chandeliers, a marvellous oak panelling, an intricate stained glass ceiling as well as a gallery overlooking the dance floor and a summer terrace. Tip: Dress to impress!
KOKO
This stylish venue is located in London’s hip district Camden in a grade II listed 1900 theatre building. On it’s huge stage, it already hosted big names like Madonna, Prince or Coldplay and keeps on attracting some of the best musicians in the world. Before it was restored and reopened in 2004 it was famous for it’s legendary rock vibe attracting bands like the Sex Pistols, The Clash in the 70s and Madness or the Eurhythmics in the 80s. In the 90s it stayed a favourite for rock fans and now it is famous for it’s great mix of clubbing nights and live music. The deep red colour theme, chandeliers and gilt molding give this club a rather decadent feel.
Corsica Studios
A great venue for art lovers, this club near London’s Center was established by an independent art organisation and is equipped with a stunning interior design. It encompasses two rooms where regularly changing events take place. The music, crowd, and ambience is rather independent and experimental so check the location and running events in advance to make sure you’re gonna like it.
