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Night-club Zagreb
30 Reviews Very new and very trendy, it's nicely located in the centre of the town. It boasts a superb menu that will have you shrieking "screw Britain" for the way you realize you don't have to be there to eat...
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Stradun Dubrovnik
9 Reviews Despite being in a hotel some kilometers from town, we went there at night. Stradum was so lively (and almost so hot) as during the day. We entered a tavern between the clock tower and Sponza palace...
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Nightclubs Split
4 Reviews The nightlife in central split (i.e around the palace area and on the front) tends to be a bit disappointing if you’re after pulsating clubs with load music and lots of meetings going on. The evenings...
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10 Reviews This bar is located in the heart of town, along the main stretch. There are couches set up inside as well as outside of the bar. Thy play great music. Coctails are a little pricey, but beer isn't....
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Cafe-bars / Pubs Zagreb
37 Reviews Krivi oput means 'wrong way' and it's nice place to hang out if you like good and non-mainstream music (reggae, ska, rock, punk, metal, electronic); it's quite famous place in Zagreb for alternative...
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Fuego Dubrovnik
5 Reviews Fuego is definitely the best nightclub in Dubrovnik. It's also the busiest one. In the summertime its open every night, during the rest of the year it operates on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays....
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Riva (Sea promenade) Split
6 Reviews The new Split Riva (waterfront) is a disaster. The sun-shades are falling apart, the expensive concrete they used is too bright under the summer sun, the tables are cheap and the chairs uncomfortable....
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Kiva Bar/Nightclub Hvar
5 Reviews We wandered over to Kiva after dinner one night. We met a few local Croatian people who were totally friendly. We just chatted up with everyone and drank vodka / bitter (as in their lemon drink.. not...
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Live music Zagreb
20 Reviews Old rooftops is the oldest pub in zagreb - since 1830 It is one of the best Jazz clubs in Zagreb Only the best Jazz and Blues artists perform here. Enjoy the authentic ambient and the finest...
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Troubadour Hard Jazz Cafe Dubrovnik
3 Reviews As far as I know, this is the only place in the Dubrovnik old town with regular live music. Located on the Buniceva Square next to the cathedral, it's one of the best spots for nightlife in the town....
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Bacvice Split
3 Reviews The complex of bars, cafes and restaurants at Bacvice is the place to spend an evening when visiting Split. Split's old town closes fairly early in the evenings (or at least it did when we visited in...
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Local Hangouts Hvar
3 Reviews Since the drink in a bar in Hvar is pretty expensive, lots of younger people usually buy themselves drink in a shop and sit on the wall drinking and takling. I actually quite enjoyed in this way of...
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Tkalca Zagreb
14 Reviews TKALCA - situated right in the heart of the city, just a few steps from Jelacic Square. The whole street is full of cafes, pubs, restaurants, in and open, and whats more, crowded with prettiest girls...
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Pub Karaka (Irish Pub) Dubrovnik
4 Reviews Karaka is the other of the two Irish pubs in Dubrovnik old town. In addition to Guinness and Kikenny, Karaka serves some Croatian and German(!) beers on tap. Tap beers are around 15-25 kunas (2-4...
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Open-air Concerts & Performances Split
2 Reviews During Summer, Split comes alive- especially on Friday Saturday and Sunday nights. Local acts can be seen performing everywhere; along the Riva and in the Peristil. very good atmosphere, lots to do...
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Discoteque Zagreb
12 Reviews PIRANHA • JARUN • ZAGREB • CROATIA "@ daylight" Piranha is a nice club/lounge bar situated near Jarun lake...where you can enjoy relaxing atmosphere away from city crowd in a company of friends or...
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Latino Club Dubrovnik
6 Reviews Latino Club Fuego first opened its doors in Jun 2001. In a short period of time it become the most popular club in Dubrovnik. Interesting, carefully designed interior, excellent music, reasonable...
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Other Zagreb
20 Reviews They offer fun with several types of table games: American Roulette, Blackjack, Caribbean Poker,Texas Hold 'em Poker, electronic roulette and slot machines. Also offer a rich smorgasbord, a bar that...
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Hemingway Dubrovnik
2 Reviews Hemingways appears to be the best place in the old city to get a cocktail (Mojito's are pretty good!). It has a nice location across from the Rectors palace and anyone who is walking round the old...
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Cervantes Tapas Bar Dubrovnik
1 Review Since it was literally right below my room, I decided to check out this bar. It bills itself as a Spanish Tapas Bar, but because the kitchen is a few centimeters too short to meet the city code and...
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My visit was too short to experience much of the night life, but from the little I could see I can only say that sometimes I thought I am dreaming, but no, here in Croatia it was all real, bars, clubs, music & fun as much as you can only hope for.
On the adriatic coast of Makarska its party, party, party......wall to wall in fact. On the beach, the prominades.....all systems go. Im sure its like this in Split and all coastal towns. Thats why the mainly Germans and Italians go there! Young people and young at heart go there and run free........ What the heck as the night lingers on, no one is bothered if you're topless on the beach. Nudity is not an issue, and there are plenty of beaches addressing this. Night clubs do expect clean and tidy attire (no bikinis in there)
We didn´t go out much, because we were tired from the whole day´s diving and lying on the beach. :) As I´ve seen, there are not big discos... Even in Cres town, the capital of Cres, I´ve seen only pubs and restaurants. Cres is definitely not a place for party people. If you go out there, you will meet native people and talk with them about life and drink local delicious wine.
NO NIGHTLIFE OUTSIDE OF BIG TOURIST CENTERS. CROATIANS (AND TOURISTS ALIKE) DON'T SEEM TO BOOGGIE MUCH. BEAWARE!I HAVEN'T BEEN TO ISTRIA PENISULA MUCH - MAYBE THERE...THE ENTIRE CROATIAN COAST SEEMS TO BE LIKE FLORIDA ON THE GULF SIDE.... CASUAL OK
While Croatia is more well-known for its cafe culture, you'll also find some great, smoky and old pubs and bars. A decent local beer to try is called Ozujsko, and believe it or not, I had some good Croatian wines too.
Well, if you visit my Split page, you'll see that my nightlife was tumultuous at times in Croatia, but if you stay in areas where there are plenty of people (which won't be a problem from June through August) and you won't have a problem. In Dubrovnik, I spent a lot of time just exploring the streets and stopping at interesting looking pubs and bars.
After the City Gate just walk all the way Stradun to the Palace of Sponza, then turn right and walk to the Cathedral, you'll see an outdoor bar to the right and when you hear the good music you'll know you're in the right spot! Have a nice evening!P.s. The building on the photo has still the remarks of the attacks against the City on its walls! ...just put something on...
I think El Fuego is most popular and best nightclub in Dubrovnik.The entrance fee to El Fuego is 20 kuna.They give you one drink free.El Fuego has a nice dance floor.There were so many locals at Saturday.Night starts after 12 am till early mornings.Was very crowded at saturday night ,many people was waiting outside.The place was great that night .I dont think it will be active in off seasons.Although we went there on the weekend in the middle of july .It was almost empty on Sunday night. Casual wear.anything you like it
Bourbon Street is an important street in DUbrovnik - especially if you are into drinking and pub crawling. You can ask anyone for it, they all know it, but this street sign, you will never see it. Why? because it doesn't exist - by this name at least. Ok, the actual name is Sagrestana Street, i think... but ask someone for it, and you'll be getting blank stares! The bars in the area are lively and fun! A great place for partying! informal
Tkalciceva Ulica - is an area (or better a street) where everything seems to happen. It's a long pedestrian street covered with bars and pubs galore, and crowded by lots of young people having fun, drinking, eating... Basically it seemd like the place to go out... to see peopel and be seen - yet at the same time it did not seem like a posh place. I had a brilliant time there. informal, luckily.
Regent Esplanade Hotel Zagreb
16 Reviews and 348 Opinions We stayed here from 30 Dec 2011 to 1 January 2012. This is truly an excellent hotel. Staff and...
Hotel Bellevue Dubrovnik Dubrovnik
5 Reviews and 322 Opinions Hotel Bellevue is a unique hotel located in a spectacular cliff top position overlooking the...
Radisson Blu Resort, Split Split
8 Reviews and 172 Opinions The guide told us it was situated so close to the center that we could walk back there. But the bus...
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