London has one of the coolest clubbing scenes in the world. With hundreds of nightclubs playing all kinds of music, selecting this list was not an easy task. The following venues are among the best nightclub spots, showcasing the vibrant nightlife rather than specific club nights, which can come and go while the best venues endure.
Ministry of Sound London
Ministry of Sound London attracts up to 5,000 visitors each weekend, featuring three dance floors and three bars. Its enduring popularity is credited to legendary DJs such as Pete Tong and Paul Oakenfold. The renowned sound system operates at only 45% capacity, and if pushed to 100%, it would deliver the loudest man-made sound imaginable!
Fabric
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Super club Fabric showcases Europe’s first bass-loaded “bodysonic” dance floor, allowing revelers to feel the music deeply. With 5 sound systems, 3 bars across two levels, and a sprawling area of 25,000 square feet, this venue is a must-visit. Additionally, expect unisex toilets for a diverse clubbing experience.
Club Aquarium
Club Aquarium features five distinct rooms, including a swimming pool and a jacuzzi (towels are provided), making it unique in the UK club scene. With two dance floors, a chill-out room, and a VIP lounge, this club provides a diversified experience.
KOKO
KOKO is situated at the end of Camden High Street near Morning Crescent. This Grade II listed venue, a converted theater, has a capacity of 1,500 people and has hosted headline acts like Coldplay, Madonna, My Chemical Romance, and Prince since its opening in 2004.
Heaven
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Heaven stands out as London’s most recognized gay club, attracting a diverse crowd of gay, straight, and mixed clubbers for its weekly events. Located beneath Charing Cross Station and close to vibrant Trafalgar Square, Heaven hosts an array of impressive guest DJs, delivering the latest and best in European dance music.
EGG
With an 800 capacity, EGG spans three floors, including a balcony terrace and a central courtyard garden. The garden features a bar, garden furniture, artificial grass, and a swimming pool during the summer. As the largest open space in London clubland, it offers a popular spot for smokers. Be sure to check out Breakfast @ EGG, a legendary club that kicks off at 5am on Sunday mornings!
Corsica Studios
This independent arts organization is located in the railway arches behind the Elephant and Castle shopping center. Corsica Studios attracts students and art enthusiasts who appreciate experimental sounds, alongside genres like dubstep and garage.
