Entertainment in Vaasa
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Superstereo
One of the best bars in town, this university student hang-out has a pop culture–pastiche interior (check out their mural of the Vaasa skyline) and a summer-popular terrace. But wait there’s more! The clubby Munkhaus bar opens later with a pumping sound system playing electronica and danceable indie. Or chillax by ringing ahead to book the sauna for a sound-drenched soak.
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O'Malley's
This is an Irish bar popular with visiting business people since it's part of the Radisson Hotel. With international beers and stout on tap, booth seating and a cosy atmosphere, it's a good place to be in winter. They pour a good Guinness when it's not too busy.
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Doo-bop Club
This joint swings with live jazz, funk and soul in a suitably dark bar that attracts a 30-plus crowd. Periodic jam sessions are not unheard of – if you’ve packed your clarinet – or can just click your fingers to the beats to look like a jazz-cat.
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Sky
Great views of the city are a big part of this popular bar’s appeal. Friday and Saturday feature DJs (€7 to €10) and the terraces are always relaxing. Don’t drink too much though as the zippy lift could leave your stomach on the 9th floor.
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Papin Nenä
This large brick building holds both this popular disco that has regular and diverse live acts, and the more sedate Munkhaus bar.
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El Gringo
Around the corner from Fondis this basement faux–Tex Mex saloon bar does guitar-based music and booze so cheap (€2.50 for beer or cider) you’ll forget the cheesy number plates and cardboard cowpokes. Head upstairs to Fontana Club for two dance floors and a summer terrace.
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