Entertainment in Cádiz
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Peña Flamenca La Perla
The paint-peeled Peña La Perla set romantically next to the crashing Atlantic surf hosts flamenco nights at 10pm most Fridays, more so in spring and summer. Right beside the ocean just off Calle Concepción Arenal in the Barrio de Santa María, entry is free and the audience is stuffed with aficionados. It’s an unforgettable experience.
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Medussa
Medussa is the late-night magnet for an alternative and student crowd; red walls and banks of lime-green fluorescent lighting set the tone. DJs vary, and there is occasional live music - from garage and funk to punk and indie-rock.
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Yunque
The Playa de la Victoria area comes into its own in summer. The hippest bars include Yunque, a gathering ground of 'gente guapa' (beautiful people).
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Yambalaya
A high-ceilinged café-bar with assorted ethnic artefacts, Yambalaya is a nice spot for any kind of drink any time of day. It has internet facilities.
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Quilla
A bookish coffee bar overlooking Playa de la Caleta, with pastries, tapas, wine, art expos and free wi-fi – to say nothing of the gratis sunsets.
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Roman Theatre
At the Roman Theatre you can walk along a gallery beneath the tiers of seating. The theatre was discovered by chance in 1980.
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Nahu
An African-themed music cafe that’s consistently popular. DJs spin different rhythms each night, from reggae or world to hip hop or chill-out.
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Café Poniente
Gay/mixed house-music pub where the waiters strut their stuff in vest tops (or no tops), and drag shows spice up the week on Thursdays.
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Centro Municipal de Arte Flamenco ‘La Merced’
This centre runs courses and holds regular performances. It’s in the heart of Barrio de Santa María, the old Flamenco quarter.
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El Malecón
El Malecón is the place for salsa and gets going a bit early, with free salsa classes at midnight Saturday.
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La Morería
If your preferred beverage is tea, drop into this cool Moroccan tearoom serving all manner of infusions in silver pots.
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Café de Levante
A cosy little bar with an artsy and student clientele, and walls adorned with all sorts of curious photos and posters.
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O'Connell's
A convivial, wood-panelled Irish pub, O'Connell's always has a good crowd. There's rock music and sport on the TVs.
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Woodstock Bar
This watering hole has a good range of on-tap and bottled international beers and plenty of rock music on the TVs.
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Sala Anfiteátro
The big disco Sala Anfiteátro is packed with an 18-to-25 crowd from around 3am to 6am.
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Gran Teatro Falla
The Gran Teatro Falla hosts busy and varied programs of theatre, dance and music.
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Central Lechera
The Central Lechera hosts busy and varied programs of theatre, dance and music.
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El Teniente Seblon
This arty, gay-friendly bar is one of the liveliest evening spots in the Barrio del Pópulo.
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Cambalache
This elongated, dimly-lit, jazz and blues bar often hosts live music on Thursdays.
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