Ministry of Sound, London

Ministry of Sound

London, Greater London · ★★★★☆ 4.4/5

About Ministry of Sound

Opened in 1991 and modelled on the New York warehouse clubs, Ministry of Sound built its reputation on The Box — a room designed around the sound system rather than the other way round. Four rooms, a long-standing house and dance policy, and one of the most recognisable club brands in the world.

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