Nightlife in Madrid, Spain
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| This is without a doubt Madrid's most famous nightclub which attracts the rich and famous from all over the world as well as a faithful local crowd. |
| Phone: 34 91 366 3733 |
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| More than an Irish pub, this huge place actually looks like a small Irish village, with its own little flea market in the main square surrounded by balconies and washing out to dry on the line. |
| Phone: 34 91 597 4811 |
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| A flamenco club that attracts large groups of tourists as well as true flamenco aficionados, the star performers put on an excellent show. |
| Phone: 34 91 559 5135 |
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| With five different shows on per week, this is undoubtedly one of the capital´s most important flamenco clubs. |
| Phone: 34 91 369 0496 |
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| It is a huge complex close to Parque del Oeste with four separate bars and three sections each offering a different sort of entertainment. |
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| A night out here does not come cheap, but you are sure to have an unforgettable experience. |
| Phone: 34 91 420 2906 |
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| Once a mid-19th century meeting place for Madrid's high society, this beautiful palace is now a luxurious disco, open to the general public. |
| Phone: 34 91 526 6069 |
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| It's a modern complex with four separate gaming rooms where you can play French or American roulette, black jack, poker, baccarat or the simpler slot machines. |
| Phone: 900 900 810 |
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| Depending at what time of day you come, you might find the door closed and have to ring the bell to get in... |
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| A huge theatre that now stages large-scale theatre and dance productions, its stage has also been used for opera, ballet, zarzuela (Spanish opera) and revue shows. |
| Phone: 34 91 531 8311 |
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| Cardamomo Bar is a cool spot which offers regular live music, including some excellent jazz, flamenco and salsa. |
| Phone: 34 91 369 0757 |
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| This Art Deco bar is a great spot for an early-evening drink and, if you're clever, you'll stay until 10:00pm when Cafe Central morphs into one of Madrid's best jazz venues. |
| Phone: 34 91 369 4143 |
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| With a bar in the front, a music venue for intimate concerts and a chill-out room in the back, and a cafe in the center room, this is a must if you're in the Malasaña neighborhood. |
| Phone: 34 91 522 5031 |
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| A multi-purpose venue that has taken over from where Ku left off, it holds large-scale events like movie premiere parties and concerts by well-known groups. |
| Phone: 34 91 547 5711 |
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| Theatre forms part of the cultural feast offered by the Círculo de Bellas Artes in the course of a season. |
| Phone: 34 91 360 5400 |
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| Madrid's Opera House has one of the largest stages in the world and seats up to 1630 spectators. |
| Phone: 34 91 516 0660 |
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| Popular and famous primarily amongst university students, this music venue puts on regular live concerts and has a great dance floor. |
| Phone: 34 91 555 7671 |
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| Florida Park, a Night Club with the greatest national and international prominence |
| Phone: 34 91 571 4411 |
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| If you are in the mood to hear some good music and have a few drinks in a comfortable atmosphere, surrounded by musicians and music lovers, Barracudas Rock Bar should be first on your list. |
| Phone: 34 6 4756 3362 |
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| A congenial and sudsy mix of students, artists, and foreign tourists cram into the turn-of-the-20th-century interior here, where antique tile murals and blatant Belle Epoque nostalgia contribute to an |
| Phone: 91 429 36 40 |
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