Madrid Nightlife

 51 Reviews  I don't remember the name of the Nightclub, but the night that I was about to go was a teen only, so I think 13-18. It looked very cool, and there was a large line of local Spaniard teenagers which... 

 38 Reviews  I was recently in Madrid for a one night stop before heading home and it was nice to see the area around calle Barcelona was lively as ever. Lots of low cost bars, tables, light eats and lot of people... 

 30 Reviews  If you´ve ever had the slightest interest in flamenco, you should make it a point to get here while in Madrid. It appeals to all your senses with its authentic setting, enthusiastic atmosphere,... 

 22 Reviews  I went to Cave Baja this past September and it is great fun. I stopped at several tapas bars and enjoyed the local ambiance. La Chata, with a Beautifully Tiled exterior attracts you instantly, was... 

 24 Reviews  If you walk along Calle Las Huertas you will find a couple of Jazz clubs. One is called Cafe Populart, and the other ,nearer to Santa Ana Square is called Cafe Central. Both are nice but if you want... 

 13 Reviews  Please do not go to this bar. I have just had to deal with the rudest waiter ever. I commented that the English translation on the menu was terrible and responded by calling me a 'gillipollas' and... 

 36 Reviews  This place opened recently and I love it! It´s off the beaten path and lots of locals go there. They serve the BEST mojitos in all of Madrid, made from fresh fruit (strawberry, melon, watermelon,... 

 30 Reviews  Madrid offers thousands of bars and clubs - in every size, for every age, every style,.... My personal favorit is a very small but cosy little bar close to the metro station "OPERA" or "SOL". The bar... 

 7 Reviews  We took advantage of the weather and the availabilty of outdoor seating, in Spain, as much as we could. What could be better? On our first night in Spain, in Madrid, we had dinner in the Plaza Mayor.... 

 7 Reviews  After a day of sightseeing, you might like to relax in the Plaza Mayor. You can sit at an outdoor cafe and have a drink or two. There are people of all ages there, and you'll probably see some buskers... 

 5 Reviews  As I got picked up from the airport Ursula said: "It's good you're here, I have a surprise for you, for tomorrow. It's a show and they are from Israel" It was hard not to guess. Mayumana! It looked... 

 2 Reviews  Situated in heart of Madrid, where Atocha street meets the Plaza de Jacinto Benavente - at beginning of what all the guide books proudly call the "Ruta de los literatos" (men of letters way), we find... 

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 Redang Says:  Maybe you have had a hard day during your visit and you want to relax watching a good film. Here is the website that gives you all the information you may... 

 risse73 Says:  I immensely enjoyed the Baila Española flamenco dance performance at the Teatro Muñoz Seca. It was an energetic dance performance that showcased both modern and... 

 garridogal Says:  Thanks to her trusty IPhone my friend was able to find Alhambra. The online guide said it was a fun local spot, just a few blocks from our hotel, where the... 

 suvanki Says:  As it was November, it soon was dark. Puerta de Sol was still buzzing as it had been earlier that afternoon when I first visited The line for lottery tickets... 

 Redang Says:  Do you like gambling? Here is your place!Entrance requirementsIn order to access the Gaming Rooms, you must first identify yourself at our Reception Desk. If... 

 mollymoo0oo0 Says:  El Tío Vinagre is tucked down a small side street in the multicultural Lavapies zone of the city. It is small but comfortable, and offers a range of infusions,... 

 Redang Says:  A lively street especially on the weekends.In the city centre, the street goes from Paseo del Prado to Plaza del Angel.Metro: Sol (lines 1, 2 and 3), Sevilla... 

 mindcrime Says:  There are some bars/pubs in the old part of the city that date back from the 80s when the cultural revolution started after Franco’s death, known as movida... 

 traceyspacey Says:  This over looks one of Madrid's prettiest squares, Plaza de Oriente which also over looks the Royal Palace. The Cafe de Oriente building was once part of a 17th... 

 Nathalie_B Says:  Cafeeke was introduced to me by Urzu. Ursula is a dearest friend with whom I spent wonderful 2 years of university courses and bar hopping in the Netherlands....