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Amsterdam
Kaliningrad's only gay club is hidden 200m down an unnamed sidestreet off Litovsky Val.
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Darfi & Matrix
Darfi is a bowling and billiards emporium, that's a fun place for a game. Matrix is a house-music club with a young attractive crowd sweating it out on weekends. Both places are east of Dom Sovietov.
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Drama & Comedy Theatre
Plays, ballets and classical concerts are staged here throughout the year. Stop by the box office to see what's on.
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Kaliningrad Oblast Drama Theatre
Plays, classical concerts and other events are regularly staged here. Pick up the schedule at the box office.
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Philharmonic Hall
Boasting excellent acoustics, this beautifully restored neo-Gothic church hosts organ concerts, chamber music recitals and the occasional symphony orchestra.
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Planeta
Your one-stop shop for all things hedonistic goes off until the wee hours every night of the week. Upstairs is the glitzy nightclub proper, while downstairs an older crowd gets decidedly ugly dancing to Russian hits in the more intimate confines of the Diky Diuk restaurant.
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Reduit
Freshly brewed beer fills pint glasses and winds up in many of the food recipes at this brewpub inside one of the old city defence bastions near Korolevskie Vorota. Unfiltered is the way forward. There are guided beer tasting/fortress tours - call ahead to reserve.
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Universal
You gotta love a place where the bartenders wear (unedited) miniskirts with 'bar stuff' written across the bum. Nevertheless, it's Kaliningrad's classiest club and, unlike many places, won't leave you feeling way, way too old.
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V Teni Zamka
The city's best espresso, coffee cocktails and ice cream are served in this tiny but charming space, seating only 20, inside the aptly named kiosk village.
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Vagonka
Located west of Kalinin Park, this one's not easy to find, but it's the best option for the under-21 crowd and drinks are cheap.
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Vostochniy Kafe
The sounds of gurgling water pipes greet visitors upon entering this basement-level tea salon. Gauzy curtains, strings of Christmas lights and New Age music set the scene for lounging over pipefuls of flavoured tobacco and potfuls of green tea. Waiters are summoned via the red button dangling from the paper lanterns.
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