Cinema / theatre:

There is a multi screen cinema in the town centre which shows all the latest films, there is also a pub next door if you fancy a drink beforehand. Taxi rank and bus stops right outside. The theatre is on the main high street and has been there for years, has lots of shows on all year round. We also have a concert hall, this is quite a new addition to the town but has become very popular recently, with some big acts playing. It also has a restuarant in it which is open to the puplic regardless if you have tickets for anything.There is also a museum which is free to the public.

Pubs and restuarants:

Perth has a huge array of pubs and restuarants. Wetherspoons is very popular with families, this is situated on Tay Street. Prices are very reasonable and it also has a view of the River Tay .There are a few really popular pubs in the town centre, The Sandeman, The Foundry and Sportsters these ones get really busy at the weekends but have a good atmosphere. good mix of young and older clientelle. You also get decent bar lunches in these ones. If it is a more quiet night you want you could try Christies which is on Kinnoull Street. There are lots of pubs and restuarants in St Johns Place you will also find lots of quaint cafes in and around George Street.

Nightclubs:

Perth has four main nightclubs they are City, The loft, Ice Factory and Bliss and Envy. The ice factory is for the young i would say 18-24. It has 3 floors which play different styles of music on each level. It is £7 for entry it also has an outdoor area which does hamburgers and the likes.The only downside is it is quite far from the centre so i would phone taxi before you leave.The loft and city are very popular have a good mix of ages and music.City has a 60/70s night on a Friday which is great as it has the boogie nights dancers great night out.Bliss and Envy is for the really young, i would avoid if over 20 years of age.

Accommodation:

If it is a b & b or guest house Dunkeld Road has a huge selection of these which is very close to town centre, 5 min walk.In the centre there is the City Mills which is a Jarvis hotel this one is very popular. The other big hotels in and around Perth are The Queens, The Lovat ,Isle of skye, Grampian Hotel and The Station.

Transport:

The bus service in Perth are very good , buses run every 5-10 mins not so often if it is a rural destination but still very good.Bus prices vary from 40p for a child to £1.30 for an adult. Taxi rank in Mill Street is the best but if busy then there is lots of smaller taxi offices / numbers you can choose from.There is also a bus station and train station near the city centre.

Other things to do:

Perth also has an ice rink and swimming centre these are right next to each other. Swimmies has flumes and wild water great day out for kids. There is also a health spa in the swimmies as well, with jacuzzi and the likes.Or if you are feeling energetic there is also a gym! If it is just out walking you are wanting to do there is 2 big parks which are locally know as the north inch and south inch. The norrie miller walk is also very nice with views over the River Tay which runs right through the town .Tay street has seats to just look over it is beautiful.You could also go and visit Scone Palace there is a bus that takes you to it as it is on the outskirts but good day out.And the walks up Kinnoull Hill are fantastic views are amazing.

Anyway there is still loads i haven't mentioned but you will see when you visit.

Thanks for reading

Catering to the entertainment pleasures of all kinds of jet setters, Jamaica's nightclubs offer an array of musical styles and that keeps patrons coming back for more.

Margaritaville, Montego Bay

Located in the heart of Montego Bay's Hip Strip, Margaritaville got its name from the world-class helpings of margaritas bartenders serve up at this trendy club. A prominent hotspot among teens, locals and tourists, the three-level club sits on a cliff overlooking the Caribbean Sea.

During the day Margaritaville is a sports bar and cafe, but at nights this place truly comes alive. Step unto the thumping dance floor on the ground floor, go to the second floor to enjoy live music or go and have a tropical Jacuzzi experience on the water-themed third floor. Here you can find floating lilo beds, a 110 foot water slide leading from the rooftop to the Caribbean Sea below, two water trampolines; anything for your aquatic pleasure.

Margaritaville serves pizza, hamburgers, sandwiches, traditional Jamaican eatery and an array of pricy drinks. Entrance fee is US$15 and tour buses are available for pickups and drop offs at nearby resorts.

Amnesia Nightclub, Ocho Rios

The name says it all. At this trendy nightclub in Ocho Rios you can party all night to your heart's content. But beware, there is a good chance you won't remember a thing in the morning. If the hard partying doesn't do you in the tasty beverages served at this club coupled with the high tech sounds and flashing lights sure will.

At Amnesia international music flourishes and so more visitors than locals are attracted to this booming venue. Amnesia comes complete with an open air patio, two dance floors, a different part theme each night its open and features many celebrities, entertainers and guest DJs. The club is open from Wednesday to Sunday.

Acropolis Disco, Ocho Rios

A favourite among locals, Acropolis Disco offers the best in Reggae, Dancehall music, Hip Hop, R&B and Pop music. The loud pulsating music draws patrons in. Dance to your heart's delight at this Ocho Rios hotspot for a fee of US$5. The club is open 9pm - 5am from Monday to Sunday.

Asylum Nightclub, Kingston

This nightclub is a staple of Jamaican nightlife in Kingston. It is so popular that traffic outside the club is often backed up. With patrons so eager to party till they go crazy it's no wonder why. They flock here to experience thumping sounds, crowded dance floors, well stacked bars and the occasional offering of live music that keeps them coming back again and again.

The club features Ladies Night, Dancehall Night and Oldies Nights where selections from the DJs drive the crowds crazy. The Asylum nightclub is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9pm - 4am and on Fridays 5pm- 4am.

Quad, Kingston

Fast becoming the hottest, most exclusive nightclub in Kingston, Quad is a clubber's paradise. This multi-level nightclub boasts a jazz cafe, the Oxygen nightclub and the famed Voodoo Lounge. Christopher's Cafe is located on the first floor and has a beautiful decor, a baby grand piano and an Appleton V/X Bar, serving the best in Jamaican rum. Christopher's Café has live music on Thursdays with an artist contribution of J$300 or US$5.

On the second floor the Oxygen nightclub opened every Wednesday, Fridays and Saturdays is an America styled pop club that features all the best music. Wednesday nights features music from the 80's and 90's, while the weekend features the styling of American top 40 mixes.

The bewitching Voodoo Lounge located on the top floor plays all the trendy music of today and yesteryear. Wednesdays offer music in the now while on Fridays and Saturdays you can enjoy the Bee Gees, Cyndi Lauper or Destiny's Child with a selection of classic hits from the 70's , 80s and 90's. The Voodoo Lounge offers yet another level of excitement where patrons can go to the outdoor decking and enjoy a spectacular view of Kingston.

Club Hurricane in the Hedonism II, Negril

Located in the notorious home of the uninhibited crowd of Hedonism II, Club Hurricane features Pop, Techno, Reggae and R&B music and is opened nightly from 10:30pm - 5am. There are many events that take place all year round including: Halloween celebrations, toga parties, and a spectacular New Year's Eve celebrations to name a few, which makes this nightclub really enjoyable. But nothing quite draws visitors to Hedonism II like the non-judgemental, anything-goes attitude that appeals to those who want to let go and live free of their inhibitions, on or off the dance floor.

The Jungle, Negril

At The Jungle their slogan is "Unleash the Animal," and it's a dare to get you to party like you've never partied before. The Jungle is open Wednesday through Saturday with a cover charge of US$9 for men and US$7 for women. That's unless of course it's Thursday (Ladies' Night) where women enter free before midnight. Wednesdays boast the international hits of today, Fridays are special events nights and Saturdays feature a crowd-roaring selection of music from DJ Rusty. You are sure to enjoy The Jungle.

Whatever your taste in musical entertainment and nightlife, Jamaica has got it all. From Pop, R&B, Reggae, Rock; just rest assured that it is here. Boredom in Jamaica is simply out of the question.

The Castle is a no-frills 24 hour pub located near the Aldgate East tube station. What it lacks in décor it makes up for with a laid-back vibe and unbeatable drink prices. Happy hour, which starts at 9 PM features £1 bottles of Carlsberg lager! If lager isn’t your drink of choice try their house wine for only £6.00 a bottle.

The staff members were friendly and attentive. I never had to wait more than a couple of minutes for a beer, an impressive feat given the fact that there were only four bartenders attending to a heaving crowd.

The clientele is an interesting mix of students and neighbourhood residents, which creates a casual and pleasing environment to kick back and enjoy good conversation with your mates. Jeans, trainers, and funky tee shirts were the uniform of almost every punter, so you don’t have to fret before leaving the house that you will be dressed appropriately. After a few pints, wander upstairs with your friends and amuse yourself with a game of billiards while enjoying the indie tunes.