|
Welcome to FunNightsUK.com
This site is dedicated to bringing you all the hot nightspots in the UK's major Cities.
If you're planning a fun night out, a romantic meal, stag or Hen night, look no futher. We have restuarants, pubs and bars, Nightclubs, special functions and more categorised into city regions. If you've had a fantastic meal or maybe been to the best club ever and do not see it on this site, let us know via the contribute button at the top of the page. Go on....spread the word.
Do you know of or have a special event happening in any of the cities featured on this site? If so tell us about it by using the 'contribute' button at the top of the page and we'll feature it in our 'Special Events' section. Also check out our Fun Days page for eXhilarating adventure from eXhilaration.co.uk
| Aberdeen
With bustling shopping malls, a wide variety of entertainment and leisure amenities, and a vibrant arts scene, Aberdeen is a major retail, leisure and cultural centre. |
Belfast
Currently experiencing an explosion in growth, Belfast's clubs offer every persuasion of music to satisfy every taste. |
| Birmingham
Victoria Square hosts one of the largest fountains in Europe, with a flow of 3,000 gallons per minute, it is known as "The River" but has been nicknamed "The Floozie in the Jacuzzi". |
Blackpool
It's a town full of firsts: taller, faster rollercoasters, bigger clubs, even the biggest mirror ball in the world plus world-class shows, cosmopolitan restaurants, vibrant nightlife, active sports scene and the breathtakingly beautiful scenery on Blackpool's doorstep. |
| Cardiff
Cardiff is Europeâ??s most dynamic capital city, constantly surprising visitors with its grace, space and cosmopolital buzz. Itâ??s a great place to visit and the ideal base from which to explore the coast, culture and heritage of Wales and western Britain. |
Dublin
Dublin in recent years has undoubtedly become one of the most popular places in Europe to visit or stay in and with good reason. |
| Edinburgh
Edinburgh is also a well endowed city, in the sense that there really is a great deal to see and to do. Indeed the average holiday visitor can only dip into the great variety of entertainment and reation that is available. |
Glasgow
Whether youâ??re a clubber, concert-goer, opera aficionado, theatre lover or dance fan, visiting Greater Glasgow & Clyde Valley is always an eventful experience. |
| Leeds
Leeds is a brilliant choice for a short break. The city is lively and vibrant and European style cafes sit comfortably next to traditional English pubs. Shop 'til you drop, party to dawn and enjoy yourself 24/7. |
Lincoln
Many tourists visit the city to explore the historic buildings such as the Cathedral and Castle, but the city is not overwhelmed by tourists. Lincoln also acts as a regional centre for the county, with a wide range of shops and amenities for visitors. |
| Liverpool
The city centre has a wide choice of cafes, bars, pubs and clubs. Mathew Street, the home of the Cavern Club, still attracts thousands of Beatles fans from all over the world. |
London
London's clubbing scene is thriving and top name DJs head the line-up. Huge numbers of late-night bars and nightclubs have also sprung up across the city with resident DJs spinning the latest tunes. Add to all of that England's finest contribution to the social scene - the pub! |
| Manchester
It is cosmopolitan - it offers more than 30 styles of foreign cuisine, with distinctive Chinese and Asian areas of speciality. It has 80 golf courses, more theatres than any other city outside London. |
Nottingham
Nottingham has one of the most sophisticated urban environments with a £200 million canal quarter, more café-bars and elegant restaurants than any comparable city, an enviable reputation for clubs, theatres, cinemas and galleries. |
| Swansea
Its Marina development, local theatres, art galleries, the breath taking bay and access to the Gower makes Swansea one of the most popular places to live in Wales. |
York
Evening entertainments are provided at York's theatres, cinemas, night clubs. There are night-time cruises on the river and the boats are equipped with powerful on-board floodlights which illuminate many of York's famous buildings and landmarks. |
|