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Bar Corto Maltés
Bar Corto Maltés is among a string of nicely grubby and rowdy disco-pubs favoured by Zaragoza's lively student crowd for post-midnight action.
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Bars
Calle de Espoz y Mina and Calle Mayor, a stone's throw from Plaza del Pilar, have plenty of varied bars from which to choose. There's a satisfying buzz round the Plaza del Carmen area in the newer part of town where a string of café-bars and restaurants keeps things lively day and night.
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Café Praga
One of Zaragoza's favourites. Praga has several landscapes; you can cool nicely on the plaza terrace, relax quietly in the upper bar or enjoy the occasional live music in the main bar.
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El Cantor de Jazz
This popular place pays heavy tribute, by its name alone, to the first film talkie. A nice selection of jazzy instruments is part of the décor and the sounds are a mix of blues, R&B and even a bit of jazz, with occasional live turns.
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Exo
You don't need to be as sleek and cool as the bar staff or as shiny as the modernist décor at this smart, but easy-going, bar. There's a great friendly mood to go with the background Spanish rock.
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Filmoteca de Zaragoza
One of the few cinemas showing films in their original language (subtitled in Spanish).
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Kitsch Experimental Club
Around dawn head for Kitsch Experimental Club, where they're still shakin' well past breakfast time.
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La Casa del Loco
Hugely popular, especially on Thursday nights when there's a regular live concert with mainly Spanish pop and rock bands. Friday and Saturday night, it's still a lively late-night venue.
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La Cucaracha
La Cucaracha is among a string of nicely grubby and rowdy disco-pubs favoured by Zaragoza's lively student crowd for post-midnight action.
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Mick Havanna
Close to the old city, Mick Havanna is a quiet, chatty place, frequented by a mature gay crowd.
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Novo
This is another smooth, easy-listening bar with lots of subtle lighting and comfy seating.
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Oasis
A few streets west of the old centre, Oasis began life long ago as a variety theatre. It's currently going strong as a disco with good techno house, but with a bit of anything goes, including drag queen extravaganzas.
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Paradys
There are a couple of gay clubs just south of Paseo de María Augustin. Paradys is a friendly, stylish place, where red satin curtains separate the bar from the crowded dance floor.
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Rock & Blues Café
Rock 'n' roll paraphernalia and homage to the likes of the mighty Jimi Hendrix set the tone for the music and style of this long-standing favourite, that stages live gigs midweek.
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Roxy Club Zgz
For house sessions at weekends, check out Roxy Club Zgz.
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Y Que
There are a couple of gay clubs just south of Paseo de María Augustin, such as lesbian-friendly Y Que.
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