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Those of you with a penchant for proper nights out should enjoy the work of this brilliant venue. A warehouse plot known for their heaving house antics, renowned DJs and pop-up street food events, there's a reason Lab11 is notably one of the best clubs in Birmingham.

Retro-themed, rambunctious and brimming beats from dozens of decades, The Night Owl has a big love for all things northern soul, ska, reggae and britpop. Take yourself back to the good old days of flared trousers and vinyl records at one of the best clubs in Birmingham for students.

One of the biggest venues in the city is also one of the most fun. PRYZM are renowned for hosting some of the best clubbing nights, with different rooms to suit all sorts – throw in cutting-edge sound and incredible light shows and you can see why it's made our list.

A cool and friendly spot beloved by students and locals, Popworld is one of the best nightclubs in Birmingham. This fun party palace is bringing you cheesy tunes and affordable drinks every evening of the week, along with quirky disco balls and a light-up dancefloor to boot.

Quite possibly the coolest place on our list, The Mill is a warehouse hosting the best live music and DJ nights in the city. Head over to the Digbeth hotspot for massive names and an incredible atmosphere; not to mention its gorgeous rooftop if you fancy some views.

One of the best clubs in Birmingham city centre, Snobs is the spot that everyone's got a story for. Pull up at the Smallbrook Queensway haunt for nights dedicated to drinking and dancing with 1400 other raucous revellers.

Often hosting a number of famous faces, Bambu's opulent feel sets this venue above the others in the city. One of the swishest clubs around, The Moroccan Garden offers an idyllic spot to unwind, while the many private booths inside make it the perfect location for an intimate celebration.

Hands down one of the most prominent and happening gay bars in Birmingham, Nightingale Club is renowned for its laid-back attitude and down-to-earth vibes. Host to student nights, drag shows and cabaret, it's usually brimming with fire-eaters, go-go girls and great DJ residencies. 

Fronting a slick ambience, expert mixologists and Champagne booths, Nuvo is a great shout for your weekend nights out. Located in Brindleyplace, the club promises RnB hits and house, as well as the occasional celebrity guest popping through - we mean the likes of Drake and Rick Ross.

Chinawhite is as iconic as it is brilliant, showcasing gorgeous East Asian-style decor and superior service. Plus, while you book your private booths for sophisticated sipping, you can also join the dancefloor to get down low to some of the most famous DJs and artists around.

Legendary underground spot Tunnel Club in Birmingham is notorious for some very wild nights out, thanks to a killer sound system and sick light effects. Head over to Livery Street and see if you aren't still dancing when the sun comes up.

Three rooms of brilliant music and an idyllic rooftop terrace - what more could you ask for? Laid-back and chilled in everything it does, PST is the home of dub, jungle and reggae nights. Hosting some of the most friendly and fun-loving music fans in the city every weekend, it's one of our top clubs.

A Digbeth favourite, Spotlight is a late night bar that's both an urban socialising space during the day and a music-filled warehouse by night. This top club offers party lovers a sanctuary where they can leave their worries at the door and dance into the early hours.

The Institute has become clubbing royalty on the nightlife scene. Originally built as a chapel in the 1900s, it has since accumulated its own fame, now known for being one of the main influences in the UK rave scene and a firm favourite for students and locals alike.