London clubbing scene

London is the capital and the largest urban area of the United Kingdom. It is the home to four world heritage sites, The Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey, St. Margaret’s Church and the Tower of London. This place has to offers something for each and everybody.  It is known for its electrifying night life. The clubbing scene in London not new it has a good history to back it up. Here are few gems of the London clubbing scene:

Cafe de Paris

This place opened its doors in 1924 and became the hot favorite with the upper crust of society. Today Cafe de Paris still has its place in the London clubbing scene. However, it's not sat a loft (on top) in the same way that it once was. With regular attractions and events, it stills pulls in some of the crowd - however it finds it hard to compete with some of the more desirable clubs.

KOKO

The oldest of the three clubs KOKO was opened on Boxing Day 1900. This is a very spacious venue which makes it the right place for live entertainment.  

Chinawhite

This club was inaugurated in 1998, which entice all the a-listers as soon as it opened. Since opening closing down for a short while the club opened again in October 2009.