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Although you can have a great night in Vigo, be aware that unless you are willing to start your night at approx 1 in the morning there will not be much to do until then only cafe bars e.t.c, after that there are alot of bars and discos although alot of them are actually spread here and there. I was out with my cousins who live in Vigo and they told me that they don't tend to get home from around 7 - 10 in the morning, so drink lots of red bull. The Galicians don't tend to drink alot (like 1 every hour). So you may feel a little out of place ordering lets say 3 each hour, all in all a good night out but very tiring especially if you haven't had a siesta!
Dress Code: I was dressed up but so were most people afterall it was a Saturday night, jeans are acceptable though
Written Apr 8, 2008
Address: Vigo centre
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It's a bar/club. Really funky people, good music.
The DJ's really good as well.
Dress Code: Just dress casual, most people wear trousers/jeans
Written Aug 26, 2002
Cristian Hotel Samil
Pub's en ciudad
No hay muchas cosas diferentes.
Dress Code: Normal, casual
Written Aug 24, 2002
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In O'Grove I spent a night in the discos (oh what a night)
They have many discos and one called Mambo was very nice and had good music.
Also the restaurants were great and the food!
Written Aug 24, 2002
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