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Nightlife in London
From multi-level dance clubs and celebrity hotspots to popular watering holes and jazz clubs, experience the local nightlife scene at its finest with our list of top recommendations. ...
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London Nightlife: Tucked away on Mayfair's St. James Street is the discreet entrance to Aura. Inside, the tone takes a dramatic shift toward hubris with regal purple lights, booths, and walls.
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London Nightlife: Club Aquarium is unique in that it is London's only club with a pool. The indoor swim area features a huge pool and adjacent hot tub, and is open during all hours of all events.
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London Nightlife: Widely regarded as the most stylish venue in all of London, the Kingly Club is a members-only bar that maintains a distinguished and discreet clientele that holds some of the most revered names in the United Kingdom.
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London Nightlife: Koko lives in the space of the former Camden Theatre that opened on Boxing Day in 1900. This building endured a multi-million dollar overhaul to bring it into its current form as Koko Nightclub.
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London Nightlife: The laid-back crowd of successful young people at LVPO has been a longstanding after-work tradition for years, and the same crowd welcomes the latenight partiers as the evening progresses.
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London Nightlife: The Polynesian paradise behind the Romanesque storefront on Dover Street offers a relaxing venue for dancing, drinks or food, and welcomes everyone with an open-door policy.
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London Nightlife: McQueen Shoreditch has been called London's Best Club and features the kind of quintessential cool that is normally reserved for rock 'n' roll superstars.
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London Nightlife: Miss Q's is a pool bar and concert hall dedicated to the American Beat society of the 60s and 70s.
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London Nightlife: Ronnie Scott's has been a revered part of the London landscape since 1959. Inspired by what he saw in American jazz clubs, Ronnie Scott's dream was always to open his own in London.
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London Nightlife: Few nightclubs open to the high praises that The Player received in 1998, but this instant classic earned the reputation right away with a varied collection of musical acts and a penchant for quality crafted cocktails.
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