Bergamo Nightlife

I like this place, it's small but cosy and waitresses are very kind and nice. I go there with friends very often and we like to sit down on the stools near the little window where you can see people walking on the street. You can choose between some kind of delicious beers and many brands of whiskey, cognac and rum.
It's very easy to reach this pub: if you're going up toward piazza vecchia you'll find it on the right few meters before the square.

Enjoy!

Main dancefloor: culture club / house / electronic. Latest guests: Groove Armada, Alessio Bertallot, Sex in Dallas.
Chill out room: lounge / r'n'b.

* Membership required. Entry € 12 (€ 10 with flyer).

Dress Code: No dress code. Temperature tends to be tropical -- a sleeveless t-shirt won't be inappropriate.

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I'd passed by this popular and cosy looking bar a few times during my previous visit, but as I was by myself, I found a quieter bar for a drink.

I was quite pleased that on my 2nd visit to Bergamo, with 'The Girlz', after our meal, we decided to call in here for 'a night-cap'. Well that was our intention-1 drink, then catch the funicular and back to the hotel -It had been a long day for us.

Hmmmmm! who were the last ones in the place? Yes, the funicular had stopped running long before we left in the early hours.

Quite a few people have questioned why if we were in Italy we had to go to an Irish bar? Well surprisingly, there were many locals in here - it has character, and the Guinness was good.

Yes, there's Guinness memorabilia on the walls etc, and in the window display, but I didn't hear any twee 'Oirish Drinking songs'

The bar is quite small, with dark wood floors and furnishings. Small raised tables with stools and a raised platform area with more seating and tables.

No smoking inside - smoking outside on the street.

We ordered pints of Guinness and settled down for a natter and laugh, when we were joined by a group of Norwegian men, who were staying at the same hotel as us.

We had a great night/early morning in here!

Dress Code: Casual- smart casual.

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After enjoying our meal at Albergo Piemontese, we decided to find somewhere to enjoy a drink, before heading back to our hotel.

Patsy spotted a likely place, and so we headed over to this trendy looking bar located in the old archways. We were escorted up a flight of stairs and shown to cafeteria style seats in a mezzanine level overlooking the bar.

It was mainly a young trendy crowd, that were seated in this area, and I hate to admit it, but the music was a bit too loud, and not really my type of music, so chatting was a bit difficult.

We perused the list of cocktails. I chose a prosecco and strawberry drink (pic 3), the others chose champagne cocktails, while Debs went for her favourite Jack Daniels.

While we waited for our drinks we indulged in a bit of people watching, and down stairs, we could see our drinks being made at the bar.

No smoking inside, so it's a walk downstairs and outside.

This bar has many levels, with rooms off the staircase. On the way to find the toilets, I managed to find the kitchens, and a lift to the VIP lounge!

The toilets are worth a visit!

Dress Code: Smart casual. Jeans allowed. Bergamos young and trendy head here apparently.

"Tucans" is nice looking Irish pub, not cheap but also not too expensive. The ambient is typical Irish styled pub, all in wood offering great and very relaxed atmosphere. If alone, you need exactly 3-5 seconds to start chatting with a guest next to you or with the barmen. After 5 minutes you'll be accepted and feel as regular guest.

If you're out in Bergamo's lower city of an evening and want a drink in relaxed surroundings, you could do worse than this place. The atmosphere and service was efficient and friendly. Well, apart from the guy at the bar who almost started a fight with my boyfriend when he brushed past him.

Beer & Wine is styled as an English pub, but it's a typically Italian take on one with continental service and plenty of British (and Irish) paraphernalia on the walls. Which is fine as it's nice to have your drinks brought to you and to be able to order cocktails and hot chocolate as well as the usual pub booze. There are bar snacks such as sandwiches too.

Very conveniently situated for anyone staying in the lower part of the city, especially if you're on your way to or from the funicular. It was strangely quiet on a Friday evening though. Maybe those in the know go elsewhere? Perhaps it's the annoying pop music on the stereo!

Dress Code: Very casual - anything goes.

surrounded by the hills of bergamo this bar is really funny.it's a wonderfull place were you can relax in a joyfull park during the day and you can listen to live music and dj's set at night.

if you come in bergamo you cannot miss it.

bergamo is a pretty cultured sort of place very safe but not particularly friendly.
the restaurants are fine, but the bars lack any real craic or atmosphere,also the locals speak very little english,good place for couples ,but little for groups of men or women to do at night