If you've ever wanted to hob knob with royalty this is your chance. Prince Philip is a member of this uber-exclusive organization, which happens to be one of the oldest private clubs in the world.

Don't let this almost 150-year-old club's provenance fool you--they host events like Absinthe happy Hour.

Who among us hasn't arrived in Buenos Aires and thought "I wonder where I can play a nice game of cricket?" Well, wonder no more. The Hurlingham Club, named after the London club, is the answer to your cricket prayers...if you either belong there or a reciprocal club. Chances are if you're craving aWho among us hasn't arrived in Buenos Aires and thought "I wonder where I can play a nice game of cricket?" Well, wonder no more. The Hurlingham Club, named after the London club, is the answer to your cricket prayers...if you either belong there or a reciprocal club. Chances are if you're craving a game of cricket you probably do. ;)… see moresee less

This is the kind of club that makes you want to be 100% positive you're up on your dues. Believe it or not this stunner of a club was actually once called "The Mess" before its name was changed to the much more apt "Pacific Club".

Having opened on New Year's Eve of 1914, it's not surprising that this club holds a big New Year's Eve ball every year.

If you belong here, your life is probably pretty good.

Interestingly this is both a hotel and a club that also happens to have reciprocal agreements with some other private clubs around the world, so if you belong to one you may want to check this out.

This club's roster of former members reads like a "Who's Who" of London society. H.G. Wells, Churchill, and Henry James are all among the club's alumni.

While the club is experiencing a bit of, ummm, upheaval at the moment (which is a nice way of saying scandal), it offers some really, really great programs and speakers, many of which are open to the general public. The building itself is so extraordinary that it's worth seeing (if the person at theWhile the club is experiencing a bit of, ummm, upheaval at the moment (which is a nice way of saying scandal), it offers some really, really great programs and speakers, many of which are open to the general public. The building itself is so extraordinary that it's worth seeing (if the person at the front desk agrees to let you in).… see moresee less