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A gay-friendly bar (although most of the audience are straight) with live drag shows on Wed. and Sat. night. Usually overcrowded, lively and smoky.
Open 7pm to 2am.
No cover charge, but you will be kindly pressed to order a drink (cheaper than average, anyway).
Dress Code: Dress as you like.
Written Oct 23, 2004
Address: Via Borgo Santa Caterina, 1
Website: www.bardivina.it
Quite hip and fashion-oriented. Open on Thu., Sat. and Sun. They have a sort of selective door policy. A trendy attire and/or being with a girlfriend will be helpful.
Entry on Sun.: € 18 (€ 15 with flyer).
Dress Code: Smart casual for guys, dressed up for ladies.
Updated Oct 23, 2004
Address: Curno
Website: www.capogiro.it
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The Ritual is just the place for chill out on weekdays and have a decent Guinness or a Kilkenny. This is the place where the locals mingles with the foreigners, basically the only one in town. It's nothing special but nice people gather here. It's the ideal place to meet new people before going to dance. Chance to see the int'l football matches.
Dress Code: Dress as you like
Written Jan 13, 2004
Address: Via San Francesco 1/3
Phone: 035231259
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Yes, finally we have a sort of a disco in Bergamo. Coz of an agreement with the Church there couldn't be any disco here...
Byron's a quite snob club, but on Tuesdays it welcomes Erasmus students and foreign tourist. The entrance is free. It has two rooms, one designed for live music or pre dancing and the other one is a small disco.
The atmosphere is quite entertaining, the club is indeed small and can become overcrowded.
Dress Code: Smart on Fridays and Sats.
Written Jan 11, 2004
Address: Via Palma il Vecchio 19
Phone: 035226138
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The view over Bergamo at night is beautiful. During our walk through the city at night we came to this lookout point with gave us a view over the new city of Bergamo. It looked so beautiful! We stood here quite a while enjoying the view.
Updated Jun 10, 2003
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Pls if anyone from Bergamo read this drop me a line to confirm (or not): I've heard several times this story but I've never had a confirmation ... it seems that many years ago an agreement between the Catholic people and the city government assured the non-granting of licenses for typical nightlife places (discos & so on ...) within the city borders.
In fact if you walk Bergamo by night (mainly in 'citta' alta') you can see several nice bars where you can drink & eat but you'll never see any discobar or big live music pub. Curious ...
Written Aug 24, 2002
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The first opera took place in 1.784, and it was "Medonta re di Epiro" composed bt Giuseppe Santi.
Opera, concerts and theatre are among the shows the theatre offers.
Updated Oct 4, 2011
Address: Piazza Cavour, 15; 24121 Bergano
Phone: (+39) 035 416 06 01
Website: www.teatrodonizetti.it
this is not really nightlife, but is the place for young people in the old town
Dress Code: nothing special - for young poeple
Written Nov 3, 2005
Address: in the old town - citta alta - on the main street
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Dress Code: Bergamo old town is beautifully lit up at night in the main square and the walls.
Written May 14, 2005
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Pabetto is the italian version or better the titti's version of the english small pub, a place where you can drink something and play cards.
Written Dec 3, 2002
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Pabetto is the italian version or better the titti's version of the english small pub, a place where you can drink something and play cards.
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