There's no law against living the good life

Considered one of the chicest and most famous clubs in Munich – and perhaps in all of Germany – P1 regularly attracts the crème de la crème of the city as well as international celebrities, football players, actors, and models.

The infamous Munich nightclub is situated underneath the Haus der Kunst museum and it's been around for years and years and years - since 1949 apparently, with various owners.

P1, so beloved of Euro-posers, has recently been given a re-furb by the renowned designer Matteo Thun and is now even more stylish. The new interior is very, very white, a clear and attractive space.

The beautifully decorated venue consists of two large rooms, each with its own DJ spinning a host of different genres. There are two long bars in the main room, where one can linger with a drink, before heading into the club room and hitting the dancefloor. There's even a cool chill out space with its own separate bar, video screens on the walls and tinkling water fountains. A hazy purple glow from the recessed ceiling mixes with flickers of bright marigold lights on the walls to create a rather surreal atmosphere inside, while a candlelit terrace offers comfy leather sofas and a bit of fresh air to patrons in need of cooling off after letting loose on the dance floor.

While there is no cover charge at this super-posh club, P1 makes up for it with expensive drinks and a tough door policy – but once inside, patrons are guaranteed a luxurious evening with great music and good-looking company.