Entertainment in Kola Peninsula
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Purga
A naked derriere moons you at the top of the entry stairs forewarning of this place’s delightful craziness. Sit in cave-alcoves while bands play blues-rock and art students dressed up as fake grannies engage customers in hilariously nonsensical conversation. They also serve standard food (mains from R150), so you can make a night of it. Booking ahead is wise at weekends. It’s around 35 minutes south of the centre by trolleybus 6 then 30m west of bus stop Pervomayskaya.
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Las Galletas
Spacious modern café decorated in chocolate tones with bare-board floors and a selection of freshly squeezed seasonal juices (R100 to R130).
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Leto
Bright lime-green, blood-red and apricot-orange decor dangling with long conical funnel-lamps. They serve coffee, cocktails and café food.
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Red Pub
Fun if out-of-centre Soviet-nostalgia pub. It’s ten minutes’ walk from the trolleybus 6 route along pr Kolsky.
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Klub Dekabr
Red-and-black basement disco beneath the Murmansk Cinema also hosts jazz concerts and striptease competitions.
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Philharmonia
For opera, folk music or classical concerts, buy tickets in advance from the kassa.
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Puppet Theatre
Murmansk's puppet theatre was the first in the USSR (founded in 1933) and is still one of the best.
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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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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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Klub Ledokol
Typical hotel nightclub where Scandinavian businessmen get their jackets off.
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Churchill
Anglo pub decked with photos of Winston and other cigar smokers.
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