bars and clubs South-

East London

The South East of London covers such areas as Welling, Bromley and Beckenham and is just as busy and vibrant as the rest of London, with a number of bars, clubs, taverns and general entertainment venues. Much like central London there are places to quench your thirst or cater for your music and dance needs at almost every corner. It has a multitude of places to visit and a number of themed nights and events.

Clubs such as Jazz Live at the Crypt, Le Fez, Twighlights and Up the Creek Comedy Club offer specialised events and services with a fun-filled atmosphere. If you are up for a serious clubbing session that The Paradise Bar is arguably the most versatile of venues in South East London and has a funky, romantic and urban atmosphere playing almost every music style available. These include progressive metal, psychedelic, world, rockabilly, salsa, urban, acoustic rock, celtic rock, classic rock, electronic folk, gangster rap and jammin’ tunes. Nevertheless the highlight of the South East has to be the Ministry of Sound which needs no introduction. It is one of the most popular and busiest clubs in the whole of the United Kingdom and plays a variety of big beats, garage and house music.

If you want to get away from the queues and are searching for an urban atmosphere then Club Caesars has a good selection of music from the last three decades, garage, house, old skool and rhythm and blues. Alternative music however comes in the form of The Imperial Garden that pumps out big beats, garage, house, jungle, live music, rhythm and blues, techno and trance.