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3001
Hi-tech electronica club in the Medienhafen with giant dance floor, sizzling light and video projections and celebrity DJs.
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Harpune
At this highly rated club the dance floor hums with a mixed bag of globally influenced techno, House and electronica. Fridays are dedicated to other music styles, from hip-hop to reggae. The door policy is pretty relaxed, but don't show up drunk or dishevelled.
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Melody Bar
On most nights you'll have to shoehorn your way into this jewel of a cocktail bar, an island of sophistication in the rowdy Altstadt. The drinks are excellent, the owner couple gracious and the crowd mixed.
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Pretty Vacant
It may be named for a Sex Pistols song, but this Altstadt haunt ain't no punk club. It's a shape-shifter really, whose cellar walls vibrate to different sounds nightly - glam rock to Britpop, electronica to R&B. Live bands, too.
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Q-Stall
If Melody Bar is too packed, head across the street to Q-Stall with its circle bar and danceable music in back.
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Roncalli's Apollo Varieté
Another popular diversion where you'll be entertained by acrobats, comedians and other variety acts under the faux night sky of a nostalgic theatre hall.
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Salon des Amateurs
Tucked under the Kunsthalle, this tunnel-shaped café-lounge pulls off an artsy vibe without a single canvas. Museum-goers arrive in the afternoon for tea and chat, while after dark a young, hip crowd keeps the bar and little dance floor hopping.
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Stahlwerk
Huge dance hall with industrial flair, different sounds and theme parties; near Tor 3.
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Zum Uerige
At night, especially in good weather, the atmosphere in the Altstadt is electric and often raucous. The beverage of choice is Altbier, a dark and semisweet beer typical of Düsseldorf. The cavernous warren of Zum Uerige is the best place to soak it all up. The beer flows so quickly from giant copper vats that the waiters - called ' Köbes ' - simply carry huge trays of brew and plonk down a glass whenever they spy an empty.
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