Established basement club with great dancing and regular theme nights including a jazz-funk Monday and Salsa every Tuesday. Music includes drum and bass, house and hip-hop.

Elegant and original nightspot in London established in 1924, with velvet sash curtains and long sweeping staircace to the dance floor and bar. Cafe de Paris is currently celebrating 80 years of divine decadence and continues to host some of the most extraordinary nights in town. Their in-house flagship Friday and Saturday nights serve a euphoric mix of commercial R’n’B and funky house.

One of the best coctail bars in High Street Kensington. Buzzy bar Cuba has a cheerfully Latin American climate. Salsa beats make you thirsty for dance and delicious cuban coctails.

As one of London's largest clubs, The Fridge is a London institution that has undergone refit (worthy of the halcyon club's reputation) that sees the amazing 30's building restored to its former glory, keeping much of the original theatre features alongside some of the finest state-of-the-art lighting and sound this side of the pond.

Ice Bar London is the first permanent ice bar in London. Absolut Ice Bar London is located in Heddon Street is just five minutes walk from either Oxford Circus or Piccadilly Circus.

Jazz Cafe is a live music venue, that serves along with good music, variety of modern European dishes. This is a real treasure. Boasting some of the best jazz gigs in London. The club nights are worth a look too in this intimate, classy venue.

Perhaps the most famous club in London-its reputation stretches across The Channel-the Ministry is a hue place where you can experience every aspect of house music. Never mind the bouncers, long queues and high admission price and party till 9am.

Bohemian basement spot, with projeted images on whitewashed walls and fabrics. The Cuban rum and beer is great, and drinks are resonably priced. Impressive Djs play funky tunes. Frequent bands and special happenings.

19th century inn converted into a nightclub with eye-catching metal and glass decor. The club has two large dance floors and the favoured music is house, drum n' bass. The place is always packed and is offten necessary to queue for hours.

Walkabout in Shaftesbury Av is one of the few australian themed bars in London. This one is most unusual as its located in a small converted chapel. Here the original alcoves combine with state of art light and sound. Dj's plays 60's to present rock, pop and commercial dance music.