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A follow up "rough" guide to bars in Murcia. Going out in Murcia is a learning experience if you're British. Whilst you can still go out the old fashioned English way (Go out at 7.00p.m. and be home in bed at 1.00a.m. the worse for wear) it doesn't really work that well over here. Most of the bars in Murcia don't really get going until around 1.30a.m. so you'll miss out on most of the amosphere if you're in bed too early.
Here's a tip: To get the best out of your evening in Murcia change your body timer to a Murcian night out by simply changing your watch by a couple of hours. Don't even think of going to a "real" Murcia bar before 11pm. Earlier on, if you want to be out and about why not have a coffee in Plaza Cardenal Belluga (next to the Cathedral) and admire the beautiful floodlit Cathedral. from there. Then you couldstroll to the Hotel Rincon de Pepe (Apostoles, 34) for a snifter in the "La Muralla" bar, one of the few places in Murcia where you can still see the remains of the city's original Arab walls.
This is article two in this guide. Here 's some more of some of the more interesting bars in Murcia.
Gospel (15 Enrique Villar. Tel. 968 203 234) The young crowd hit this lively city centre pub. The music ranges from Blues to Rock to Jazz. Open until 3.30am.
La Codiga (Gran V'a Alfonso X ) One of the more "local" bars in Murcia. Latin rhythms are the speciality in this club. Chest wigs and medallions are optional ;-)
Fuente Alamo (Carretera N301, Fuente ?lamo.) Unusually for bars in Murcia this is a Wild West theme bar with saloon bars and coyboy gear. It's actually a really good night out if you're in the mood for a knees up!!.
Kennedy Bar (Callej'n de Berruezo.) Cracking Irish bar that's popular all day. Get down here for some Guinness and English soccer. Good range of other beers as well. Live comedy on Wednesdays. BOGOF on drinks when soccer matches are showing. Utopia (7 Vel?zquez.) This is an unusual place and is described by the owners as a theatre-bar. The fascinating d'cor is a copy of theatrical scenery. Utopia has a large variety of acts on stage ranging from musicians, small bands, to actors reading monologues. When the live acts end it's mainly rock, blues and Britpop music.
DNC Dance Club (Puerta Nueva, Edificio Centrofama. Tel. ) DNC says it's the only true club in Murcia city centre. Located in the busy university zone. This is a really busy spot during term time. Here we get house music and standard pop set in an atmosphere with trendy d'cor. Free drink with your entry fee.
El Mentidero (3 Saavedra Fajardo. Tel. 968 223 533) You're struggling to escape from techno music in Spanish clubs and El Mentidero is the same as the rest. It's a fun bar with a dance floor and is open till 3am. It's adjacent to the University.
Tasca Gao (17 Calle Canovas del Castillo.) Bouncing bar that is famous for miniature bottles of spirits (duh.. hurts my head..) . Popular venue for people on stag and hen parties in fancy dress at the weekends.
Sala Fluid (Orilla de Azarbe.) Another techno-house place that's open until around 6am. Good idea to get some strong coffee before entering if you want to make it through the night. Brilliant array of cocktails on offer, though pace yourself or the legs may not stand the pace..
Kallejon (Calle Ceuti, Poligono Insustrial Atalayas) Most of the clubs in Murcia are outside the city centre due to restrictions on noise levels. Kallejon is no exception. We have two dance floors featuring Commercial Techno stuff and Spanish pop. It only opens Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights (very late).
Royal Palace (17 Carretera Santa Catalina.) Open till 4am. This massive place is housed in a complex that holds up to 2,000 guests. the music is aimed at thirty somethings but of course, Latino rhythms are prominent.
Sala Univesal (1 Avenida Juan Carlos.)Brash and exciting - a famous bar in Murcia. Different music played in several rooms so something for most here...
Los Cuatro Gatos (12 Calle Alfaro.) is right next to the Roman Theatre. Here we have live music and sometimes features comedians on stage. It's well worth a visit.
Super 8 (Avenida Ciclista Mariano Rojas, Local 16, Molina del Segura.) Not far from Murcia centre, Super 8 is an cool bar/club which features a live band each week. It draws a youngish, mainly indie type crowd and opens from 12.30am-6.30am
La Puerta Falsa (5 Calle San Mart'n de Porres.) Nice relaxed bar which offers music from local talent. Also has regularly changing exhibitions of art on the walls.
That should be enough for article two on bars in Murcia City. There's a few to go at anyway.. Should you go to any other Murcia pubs that you think deserve a mention then get in touch and let me have details. Cheers!!
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