Nightlife In Madrid

The city of Madrid is famous for being the night capital of Europe. The nightlife of its inhabitants is well-known and people travel to one place after the other, moving from bar to bar until the sun rises in the morning, at which time they go a bakery to eat freshly baked confections for breakfast. There are many amazing places to hang out and many lively entertainment centers for passing the night in style. You should start your evening by having tapas in one of the pubs or restaurants typically found in the streets of Huerta where the students gather.

Another option is to attend any of the works presented in the theater cafe.
The Plaza de Santa Bárbara area is well-known and is populated with the famous tapas bars, cafes and pubs. The areas where the vast majority of people go are the streets of Fernando IV, Campoamor, Wafer or the street of Santa Teresa.
Near San Vicente Ferrer and Fuencarral in Bilbao is Pasha, the most famous nightclub in the city, where it is not easy to get an entry pass but it is one of the best options for those who want to enjoy the hot spots in Madrid.
For students attending university in Madrid, the campus is the ultimate place for partying in Madrid as the campuses are lively and have a fun-filled environment.

In the event that the winter’s cold drives away the urge to spend the night going from one bar to another, the cafes are the ideal place to enjoy the night. Many of them have been decorated in the “Belle Epoque” style and still retain the refined air of literary circles. Café Gijon is one such famous place. Most of the cafés in Madrid preserve this tradition and provide the ideal environment for those willing to spend a cozy night chatting or looking for an inspiration to write.

When the weather is hot as in the summer, then the best thing to happen is to be invited to sit on any one of the terraces to enjoy a mug of beer. There are several other options, mostly in the Paseo de la Castellana and the Paseo de Camoens.  La Gran Vía, the shopping street, is not so fashionable but offers a very good opportunity to meet people from all walks of life. The terraces of Alcala Street are scattered, but are beautiful and ideal for a relaxing evening.