London Clubbing

Dropping plenty of jaws, the Tropicana Beach Club deals only in delicious food, great cocktails and wild experiences. The venue is decked out with 500 bird decorations, a lagoon pool-style dance floor and a handful of comfy cabanas. 

Taking over some of London's most iconic venues, from vintage ballrooms to rooftops bars, Supa Dupa Fly has a reputation for throwing epic parties. Expect a carefully curated soundtrack from the city's greatest RnB DJs along with cheap drinks deals and sleek backdrops. 

Previously frequented by some of the biggest artists in the biz, from Mark Ronson to Rita Ora, Notting Hill Arts Club is one of London's top live music venues. Hosting regular club nights throughout the week as well as special one-off events, it's the perfect place to let off some steam when the weekend rolls around.

Imagine your ultimate London night out, and then imagine it even better. Cue What's The Motive, the event that's taking over the capital's top venues with indoor bouncy castles, free jerk chicken and unreal DJs.

Bringing the very best afro bashment and RnB vibes to the heart of Brixton, Sauce has teamed up with the party people at Duppy Share Rum to create a series of Friday night events. Expect live music, insane DJs and plenty of rum cocktails, with your first drink free if you pitch up before 12.

For a night of R&B classics within a premium venue, look no further than South Kensington's Dolce. Every Friday night this glamorous spot pumps out house and hip hop tunes that'll keep you dancing till the early hours. Be warned, this is a no-trainers kinda joint, so arrive dressed to impress.

If you've been craving a session on the tiles, then head on down to E1 London's epic daytime bash. With social distancing measures throughout, this seven-hour party will see 10 incredible DJs take to the decks for a day of drinking and dancing.

The Lighthouse is a bustling bar and club in the heart of Shoreditch. Boasting live music, bank holiday bashes and commercial hit nights complete with dancers and confetti cannons, it really is a hidden gem amongst London's clubbing scene. 

Floripa is a melting pot of Brazilian beach bar and London bloc party club thrown together to create one of the best atmospheres in town. Something a little different for a night out in the capital city, you can eat Brazilian street food, sip on ice-cold caipirinhas and fiesta until the sun comes up.

Looking to get all glammed up for a night on the tiles? You'll want to head to Cafe De Paris - London's original show club, established way back in 1924. Now a sleek venue with sexy live cabaret, it's the perfect place for a special occasion.

Standing out as a go-to place for Londoners wanting big beats and an electric atmosphere, XOYO is a clubbing institution. Expect tonnes of house, tech, drum and bass and dubstep at this late-night raver's oasis. Better yet? There is often free entry before 9pm.

Hosting some of the city's most cutting-edge events, Phonox is the Brixton venue designed for those who want to dance until the lights come on. Perfect for birthday celebrations, this place has loads of plush private seating areas as well as an expert team on hand to assist with group bookings.

Camden Assembly has long been a raucous and wild North London night out with DJs, live music and club nights keeping revellers up to the early hours. The venue has a relaxed, fun time vibe with exposed brick walls, fairy lights and an amazing selection of cocktails to keep you hydrated.

Swap sticky dance floors for cityscape views at a suave rooftop club. Exclusive party pros The Mansion London will be celebrating their 10th birthday with a bang as they welcome DJs, performers, make-up artists and a clairvoyant for one night only. 

Often one of the first ports of call for visitors looking for a night out in London, Tiger Tiger in Piccadilly Circus is hard to beat. If you're looking for a cheap night out in the capital, head here on a Thursday and enjoy £5 entry, a 2 for 1 happy hour and tonnes of drink freebies.

If you find yourself in Shoreditch and at a loss on where to head, you can't go far wrong with Trafik. Open until the early hours of the morning six days a week, this place offers some of the best DJ collectives across two floors, as well as an impressive cocktail list.

Holding a special place in many Londoner's hearts, The Grand is something of a Clapham institution. Known for its infamous balloon drops, cracking cheesy tunes and unbeatable drink deals, it's a guaranteed winner when it comes to clubbing south of the river.

One of London's most Instagrammable clubs, DUO comes complete with mirrored walls, neon lights and even a giant teddy bear. The perfect venue for VIP celebrations, this Camden spot is all about the glitz and the glamour. 

One of the best clubbing experiences in the Shoreditch area, Cargo is definitely worth a visit. A great spot when the sun is out, this warehouse-themed venue becomes a riotous affair as dusk falls, with local and international DJs spinning tracks all night long.  

Aquum is one of the coolest clubs in Clapham, with sleek interiors, late-night opening hours every day of the week and an incredible cocktail list. Head here for one of their VIP events and expect burlesque dancers, fire breathers and a well-heeled crowd of London party people. 

Hidden behind Embankment Station you'll find Circa The Club - an underground LGBTQ+ venue complete with original archways, a raised DJ booth and epic light shows. Head here on a Saturday to see London legend Jodie Harsh spin tracks until 4am.

Kick-off your weekend early with Tonteria's Thursday night fiestas. Located in the heart of Chelsea, this vibrant club has a soundtrack of laid-back Latin beats and a menu jam-packed with tasty frozen margaritas. Who needs a holiday anyway?