Toledo Entertainment

  1. Camelot

    Camelot disco gets the thumbs-up from young locals and expats.

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  2. Cervecería 1700

    Kick-start your evening at this relaxed beer bar with its tables spilling out onto the cobblestones.

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  3. Circula de Arte Toledo

    There are several venues for enjoying foot-tapping live sounds, including classy Circula de Arte Toledo with its regular programme of classical, jazz and blues concerts.

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  4. El Ambigú

    El Ambigú is an interesting bar with a half-tiled interior, artwork and arches.

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  5. El Pellejito

    El Pellejito is near Cervecería 1700, and cosier.

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  8. El Último

    Headily situated in a 16th-century building, stylish El Último is a hotbed for live jazz, blues and soul.

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  9. Enebro

    On a hidden-away square, is Enebro, a popular laid-back spot for all ages with a second branch on Plaza San Justo.

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  10. Garcilaso Club

    An easy-going urbane crowd frequents funky Garcilaso Club with live rock bands and dance space plus an upstairs chill-out zone.

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  11. La Abadía

    For a cooler crowd try La Abadía.

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  13. La Tabernita

    La Tabernita specialises in sidra (cider).

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  14. La Venta del Alma

    For an older crowd, La Venta del Alma, mild-mannered during the day, really gets going on Friday and Saturday when the full-on atmosphere hits a prolonged high. It's just outside the city; cross Puente de San Martín and turn left up the hill and it's about 200m up on your left.

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  15. Lúpulo

    Serving a variety of Spanish and foreign beers is brick-clad Lúpulo.

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  16. Outdoor Tables

    Tempting in summer are the outdoor tables in the courtyard just off Plaza de Magdalena, including Bar-Restaurante Ludeña and Bar El Corralito.

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  17. Pícaro

    Pícaro is a popular café- teatro (theatre) serving an eclectic range of copas (drinks). From Monday to Thursday it's perfect for a quiet beverage, while the weekend gets rowdy, peaking on Friday and Saturday nights when the disco ball starts spinning at .

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  19. Sithons

    Most revellers finish the night at Sithons, a discoteca (disco) with a throbbing dance floor and pulsating lights.

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  20. Student-oriented Bars

    For the student-oriented bars shimmy down to the streets around La Abadía, particularly Calle de los Alfileritos and Calle de la Sillería.

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  21. Teatro Rojas

    This theatre often has a rewarding programme of theatre and dance. Tuesday nights are reserved for a 'film club', Toledo's only venue for original soundtrack films. Check for weekend kids' matinées.

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