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In addition to being the oldest recorded town in the British Isles, Colchester has long been the capital of Essex for a good night the city. The popularity of Colchester as' Night Out "destination due to its easy access by road and rail, that is a garrison town in the British army whose soldiers returning from work in the world, need to relax a night out by high, and the academic community. Especially because of these reasons that the amount and diversity of Colchester Night Clubs is vast.
Located directly on the bustling High Street is Edwardian Baroque facade of the Hippodrome Colchester. Built in 1905 by local architect JW Start the Hippodrome has undergone many changes since his days as a fine example of Edwardian theater and is now home to the nightclub, Liquid & Envy.
Liquid & Envy is a very popular club which hosts for the younger crowd. The club is spread over three rooms and the state of the art sound and lighting and a projection wall art. It also offers a waitress service and VIP booths, which are bookable in advance. Room Envy is exclusively used by more than 23 tracks and offers classic and disco and party anthems. Liquid has a room dedicated solely to urban the urban music, which is available every evening, the club is open. All this adds to an experience of unparalleled clubbing. As with most clubs, the three Liquid Room floor is for guests age 18 and above. The club is open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Located at Queen Street, opposite Colchester Castle and Castle Park, Bar Road and the Club is a large room and connected with several bars, including a few pool tables. The club has a large dance presided by a wide range of DJ `s playing tracks BR 'No' to the funky house, that night it is. The club asks you to look good turning up, but no dress code. An added bonus to this club, book your ticket online with the club website and you can not only save money on entry cost, but also include Q-Jump ', so you can walk straight in.
Colchester Night Clubs come in all shapes and sizes and one of the largest are the University of Essex. Located on the outskirts of the city at Wivenhoe Park, the club is called Sub Zero (formerly known as Metro) and a cool warehouse style think. Sub Zero was voted best student Venue at the opening of the Union and is one of the largest in the country with a capacity of nearly 1,300. Despite its location, the club is also open to non students. This place is three bars, a large stage, which includes the podium, and has hosted many famous bands and famous DJ named `s and Paul Oakenfold and Trevor Nelson.
Back on the High Street and one of the clubbing scene of the newest on the scene, is Skyroom Nightclub. This club was already established as one of the sites most popular clubbing in town. It has been a recent re-design plush and is spread over three floors. The music ranges from Funky House and Drum & Bass to flutter, depending on the night and the room you are in. This place is also a heated indoor area smoking that you can take your drinks. Skyroom also holds dance competitions with prices ranging from expensive drinks in cash, and every week a special guest DJ `s.
The door staff at the majority of clubs are friendly and professional, which helps make the city a destination safe and enjoyable for your night out. Many cabins are available for license on the street to get safely home or place where you stay to the end of your night out.
This is only a small selection of Colchester Night Clubs on offer at the visit of the historic and lively. Many more can be found within short distances from each other, with many bars and pubs are located between both. Colchester is definitely the place to go in Essex to dance all night.
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