This venue features three rooms of music playing everything from trance to techno, hard dance to house. It creates the ultimate party play-den with all the rooms incorporating amazing sound systems, huge lighting rigs and great visuals. Along with the with raised dance areas and viewing platforms, it promises to deliver a great and slightly different clubbing experience.

Pure is one of Manchester’s biggest clubs. It holds a maximum of 2,500 people and has seven bars distributed across three different rooms.

Chinawhite on Air Street in the Nineties and early Noughties was an institution - a stuff of legend. Well, a gloriously tacky fable at least. Does the new version live up to its notorious reputation as the king of celebrity hang outs, or has it just become another faceless London club?

The Embassy London is both a member’s only club and a non-members club. However, if you want to get in you had better arrive early because the club is currently one of the hottest clubs in Mayfair and if you are not a member or on a guest list the club fills up fast for the night. If you can afford it, a spot in the VIP lounge could be well worth your purchase.

The Venue is the type of club that can be enjoyed week in, week out. It is effortlessly fashionable without being at all pretentious and it holds a universal appeal for anyone who enjoys chilled nights out and second to none value for money.

The Roof Gardens is one of London's best kept secrets. The stylish venue, 100ft above Kensington High Street, offers great views of the stunning themed gardens and across the rooftops of Kensington.