Duke Of Wellington

London's legendary and world famous nightclub, situated in the heart of the city, home to Live Music, G-A-Y and Popcorn. From its early days, Heaven became known as a club that constantly reinvented itself and has always hosted events that draw in a diverse crowd who want to experience something a little bit different. Big names provide live music and a great time. Opening hours vary by which event is happening so please check before heading out.

The Cock Tavern is a gay bar in South London, with a local pub vibe and a flamboyant "Georgian Tiki" style interior. Its down-to-earth and no attitude approach makes it popular with a range of people of all ages and identities, who come for a relaxed night out and to enjoy the curated range of beers, wines, and cocktails. Friendly staff, cheap drinks, and the sumptuous yet cosy decor are just some of the reasons why regulars just can't stop coming back!

Rupert Street Bar is a premium gay bar in the heart of Soho, open seven days a week. It's famous for its friendly service, great cocktails and fabulous location that's perfect for people-watching! Anyone is welcome to come along and enjoy great drinks deals every day, including the legendary happy hour, noon-8pm. You can even hire the snug area for your group or party, and relax like a VIP.

This gay cruise bar features a strict dress code depending on the night and hosts themed fetish nights. Located near Warren Street tube, open 7 days a week and welcoming gay guys from across London, Vault 139 is a super popular location with an ever changing cruising theme and plenty of drinks. Entry is cheap and includes a free drink and coat check to get you started, so come explore this underground and cruisy space.

The party never stops at Fire, one of London's leading nightclubs. Here you can find multiple rooms hosting a range of events with themes from house to techno and plenty of other genres. The club is housed in a railways arch and has an industrial vibe, complete with huge arched ceilings and vibrant neon lit rooms. In such a colourful and unique space, you can escape from the outside world and enjoy the music provided by talented late night DJs.

Tucked away down a little alley, Retro Bar is one of gay London's secret gems. It's a small, mixed, indie bar, where eccentricities are welcomes. The music mixes 70s, 80s, New Romantic, goth and alternative, and is reflected in the decor, which features photos of iconic rock and pop figures. There's a jukebox with even more great tunes, and multiple regular events every week including quizzes and comedy. If you're in London during Eurovision, the parties at Retro are great fun, but be sure to book a space!