Club entertainment in Finland
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Roy Club
This friendly bar has a sedate, comfortable top half with relaxing vine stencils, cosy seating, a very cheap happy hour until 1am nightly, and well-attended Monday karaoke. There’s also a downstairs nightclub that gets cheerily boisterous with students and goes late.
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Kino
Formerly a cinema, this spacious venue is now a popular club for the young, cheerful and mortgage-less. The music is far from groundbreaking, treading a line between disco, Eurodance and bubblehead pop, but it's a happy place to be.
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Kaarlenholvi Jumpru Pub
This Oulu institution is a great place for meeting locals. It has an enclosed terrace, a perennial favourite, and a warren of cosy rooms inside, as well as a nightclub that opens at 22:00 Wednesday to Saturday.
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O'Nelson's
Then there's this lively, Irish-style pub at the Kaupunginhotelli. At weekends the around €5 entry includes admission to the inaccurately named but entertaining Paradise, a well-attended upstairs disco.
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Otava
This likeable Finnish dance club is the place for tango and humppa (Finnish jazz) music. Otava II, just around the corner, is more of a drinking pub that attracts serious barflies.
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Giggling Marlin
This is one of a new brand of 'Suomi pop' clubs, featuring two dance floors with contemporary Finnish pop and international music and young Finns dancing on the tables.
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Cannibals
This is Lappeenranta's most popular nightclub - revellers from the preceding pubs head here after closing. There's an upstairs dance floor open at weekends.
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Giggling Marlin
This is a frenetic 'Suomi pop' club with DJs, dancing on the table, theme nights and plenty of youthful enthusiasm. Minimum age of 22 at weekends.
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Kuukettu
Kuukettu is one of a couple of central nightclubs, kicks on late, and has the liveliest dance floor in town.
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Doris Nightclub
This is a popular choice, open late most nights.
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Giggling Marlin
The liveliest of the nightclubs.
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