Entertainment in Cantabria, Asturias & Galicia
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Discoteca Liberty
A lot more late drinking and dancing goes on in the new town. People generally frequent the disco-pubs along Rúa da República Arxentina or rowdy Rúa Nova de Abaixo before hitting one of the evergreen discos like the cavernous Discoteca Liberty , which gets going around 04:00 on weekends.
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Modus Vivendi
A Santiago classic, this atmospheric pub in the stables of an 18th-century mansion attracts all types and hosts occasional DJs, live music and exhibitions. It's reckoned to be Galicia's oldest 'pub' (since 1972).
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Borriquita de Belém
Just south of Praza de San Paio, this inviting, tightly packed little bar serves mojitos and wine from the barrel and has live jazz or flamenco from around 10.30pm some nights, most often Monday and Wednesday.
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La Floridita
This Cuban-themed pub-cum-nightspot attracts a broad age group. Among its many features, Floridita boasts a luminous green bar and big cocktails. It opens good and early.
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A Casa das Crechas
There's no better place for Celtic music. Head to the tightly packed downstairs bar from 10.30pm most Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for jam sessions and concerts.
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Momo
It has a wonderful big garden area open in warmer weather with views over parks and monasteries, plus two bars, a pool and football tables and rock music.
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Rocambole
The action often goes on till dawn at this large but dimly lit bar, which often hosts live bands. Make for the jazz jam sessions from 10pm on Thursday.
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Cool
Despite beyond-capacity crowds, this small hash-infused bar stays pretty relaxed, with everyone getting their dose of funky music and pungent fumes.
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Ultramarinos
A great two-level venue with a chill cafe upstairs and dancing and music (frequently live, of almost all types you can think of) downstairs.
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A Despensa de Troia
This little wine bar is a delightful spot to enjoy a tabla (board) of sausage/meats or cheese accompanied by a Ribeiro wine.
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El Buho
From Liberty, people head across the street to the after-hours rockero haven El Buho: enter through the garage door.
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Montrëal Lounge
For post-pub clubbing (around 3.30am or 4am), this inner-city house hang-out attracts a boisterous and fairly young crowd.
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Café Atlántico
This multi-level bar pulls in a hip, attractive 20s set, with music ranging from Cajun blues to Spanish indie rock.
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A Reixa
A popular, dark, stone-walled, rock den, with a heavy '60s influence and live music some Wednesdays.
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Dado Dadá
Jazz fans should head for this Santiago mainstay, featuring jam sessions starting at 11pm Tuesday.
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Garigolo
This chill cafe morphs into a concert venue at night, when mainly local acts take the stage.
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Sala Capitol
The Capitol is a major venue for touring bands; check its website for upcoming events.
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Bar-Tolo
Dimly lit Bar-Tolo cultivates a punk attitude with a teens/early 20s crowd.
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Cool
Despite beyond-capacity crowds, this small hash-infused bar stays pretty relaxed, with everyone getting their dose of funky music and pungent fumes.
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Café Casino
This long, wood-panelled hall with art nouveau carvings is the most elegant spot for a cake and coffee, tea or alcoholic beverage. Piano players entertain in the evenings.
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