Entertainment in Russia
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Restoran Amadey
Jazz lovers head here for the excellent live sessions from Thursday to Saturday nights.
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Philharmonia
Founded in 1895; presents concerts in a beautiful baroque and neoclassical auditorium.
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Bunker
A dark and smoky all-night cellar bar-club that is a lot more welcoming than it looks.
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7 Kontinent
Popular with students, this disco has a smallish dance floor and bigger, relaxed bar.
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Fusion
Mojito maniacs pose at glowing ice-blue tables in this minimalist-chic cocktail bar.
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Café La Vita
Tasteful, gently upmarket coffee-house with old piano and typewriters as wall decor.
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Green Theatre
During the summer months the Green Theatre presents drama performances and concerts.
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Expostroi
This tiny but excellent coffee bar is plonked incongruously within a hardware store.
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Kafe Ukuzmiya
Curious ‘devil-forest’–effect bar handy for the train station.
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Musical Theatre
Pantomimes, ballets and costumed musical-comedy shows in a big concrete auditorium.
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Glinka Capella
This venue also has high standards, focusing on choral, chamber and organ concerts.
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Tsentr
Inviting patisserie-café ambience, though the cakes aren't Krasnoyarsk's best.
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St Petersburg State Circus
One of Russia’s leading circus companies has had a permanent home here since 1877.
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Demmeni Marionette Theatre
The oldest professional puppet theatre in Russia has been in business since 1917.
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Bulanzhe, ul Nakhimova
Tomsk's answer to Starbucks. Branches also at ul Krasnoarmeyskaya and pr Lenina.
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Avrora
Young Dmitry Shostakovich once played piano accompaniment to silent movies here.
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Idealnaya Chashka
Idealnaya Chashka has five other central outlets around town.
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Bar 7 Nebo
Take the lift to Hotel Arktika's 16th floor for the best panoramas of Murmansk.
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Guten Morgen
Germanic bierkeller with occasional one-off live blues/folk minigigs.
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Kofeynya Marco Polo
Cosy coffee house with some character, great desserts and wi-fi for R3 per MB.
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Seahorse
This stylish place offers a restaurant, bar and nightclub bordering on swanky.
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Red Club
This warehouse venue, behind Moskovsky vokzal, is a mainstay for local groups.
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Klub Ledokol
Typical hotel nightclub where Scandinavian businessmen get their jackets off.
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Bulanzhe
Tomsk’s answer to Starbucks serves great coffee and stuffed bliny (from R40).
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Irish Pub
Green walls, wooden panelling and your choice of Guinness or Newcastle Brown.
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