Entertainment in Santiago De Compostela
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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
The inviting, tightly packed 'Little Donkey' serves mojitos and wine from the barrel and has live jazz, flamenco, reggae or Latin music from around 11pm several nights a week.
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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 (admission €1) or concerts (€4 to €8).
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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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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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Atlántico
This multilevel bar pulls in a hip 20s and 30s clientele, with cocktails and music ranging from Cajun blues to Spanish indie.
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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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Conga 8
Head to the downstairs dance floor for Latin and salsa beats.
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This high-spirited club is a bastion of Santiago's gay scene.
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Pub Desván
Another popular classic-rock bar.
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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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