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Abbey Road
Around the corner from the Plaza de Cánovas, Abbey Road waits to pull you in.
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Anubis
For a little Pharaonic frenzy, drop into Anubis with its ancient Egyptian theme.
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Bananas
Just about the maxiest maxidisco you'll ever party at, Bananas packs in dancers by the thousand, playing techno with a leavening of house. Forget taxi lines: take the special train that leaves Estación del Norte at , go Bananas and return on the early bird at .
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Café de la Seu
Café de la Seu is one of Valencia's more enticing gay venues.
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Café de las Horas
This place offers high baroque, tapestries, music of all genres, candelabras and a long list of exotic cocktails.
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Café Infanta
The interior of Café Infanta is a clutter of cinema memorabilia. It also has a great terrace.
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Café Sant Miguel
Café Sant Miguel is a relaxing, gay-friendly place with a large, popular terrace.
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Cafe-Bar Negrito
At this bar, which traditionally attracts a more left-wing, intellectual clientele, the crowd spills out onto the square.
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Caribbean's
Drinks are decently priced at this club, which plays a mixture of house, hip-hop and R&B.
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Deseo 54
Deseo 54 is a gay disco for the stay-through-till-dawn crowd where the music's mainly pop remixes.
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Finnegan's
Longest established of Valencia's several Irish bars, this is a popular meeting place for English speakers.
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Fox Congo
Fox Congo, with its cool back-lit alabaster bar and walls clad in leather and sheet-metal, is one for the beautiful people.
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John Silver
Low, dark and named after the monopod old pirate himself (his wooden leg hangs behind the bar), this place is typical of the cheaper bars north of Plaza del Tossal.
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Johnny Maracas
On Calle Caballeros are a couple of bars for beautiful people, such as Johnny Maracas, a suave salsa place with fish tanks on the bar.
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La Marxa
This is a popular late-late choice. Raucous, thumping and pumping, it pulls in all sorts from hardened local partyers to international students fresh in town and out for something a little raw.
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Lounge
A true Irish bar without a false fiddle or unread copy of James Joyce in sight, this friendly place with an Internet terminal is where locals and visitors interact (ask about their weekly conversational interchanges).
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Maruja Limón
The cosy Maruja Limón, in the hip Mercado de Abastos area, is strong on Spanish pop.
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Plaza
Plaza de Cánovas attracts a younger crowd. Plaza is a stylish corner bar on the square itself.
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Rumbo 144
This is a funky, large-floored place with a light show. Thursday is student night.
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San Jaume
The 1st floor of San Jaume, a converted pharmacy that's all quiet crannies and poky passageways, is altogether rather intimate, with a great people-watching terrace.
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The Lounge
Without a false fiddle or unread copy of James Joyce in sight, this friendly place feels like a true Irish bar (despite the internet terminal). With its deep, comfy sofas, it's popular with both Valencianos and visitors (ask about their weekly conversational interchanges). It also does a great-value vegetarian lunch menu and shakes up some wicked cocktails.
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Venial
Venial with its house and techno music and a quieter chill-out zone is far and away the city's most popular gay dance venue. They're also big on cabarets and theme nights.
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Xino Xano
The genial owner, a well-known DJ in his own right, picks from his collection of dub, reggae and funk.
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