Madrid Nightlife Guide

Nightlife in Madrid is unlike any other. If your idea of nightlife is a host of discotheques and blinking lights, you might find yourself in for a distinct treat when you get acquainted with how Madrid defines nightlife. This Spanish city definitely knows how to blend culture to leisure with ease and class. No wonder it is claimed to embody Europe with regards to the quality of nightlife activities.

Still, there are nightlife haunts that adhere to conventional notions of nightlife such as the Joy Eslava by Arenal 11, yet it still contains that touch which only Madrid could give. An old theater turned into one of the most famous discotheques in Madrid, Joy Eslava is a large, and loud place, housing all kinds of partygoers. This leaves guests with much room for socializing and expanding horizons as the night goes deep. Getting in is easy, and you will find different people from all walks of life enjoying at Joy Eslava. From Ferrarris to walk-in tourists, this is truly something no visitor of Madrid would want to miss.

Along the Gran Via, you will also find more restaurants that cater to night-loving party people. Various movie houses are also open depending on your taste. A stroll along the this well-lighted street will already give you a feel of what it's like to stay in what was often called Europe’s night life capital.

If you really want to head off to a night haunt which you can find in no other place, you must try hanging out Corral del Moreira and get to see flamenco dancers in action. Get to watch them and at the same time, be equally mesmerized with their excellent a la carte options. Being the world’s oldest flamenco restaurant, you will also find a bit of entertainment history engraved on their walls, gracing signatures from stars such as Frank Sinatra himself. The best chefs, the best dancers and the best guests keep this place in good shape even after all these years.

Perhaps you are more open to more culture and dances beyond flamenco. If that’s the case then the Patio Central de Conde Duque is yours for the taking. A true musical oasis, you will find showcases of Spanish culture and talent as it progressively evolved and thrived through the ages. Presentations will keep you stimulated all night in a way that you will no longer need coffee to stay awake. This cultural center used to be an army barracks.

For a more laidback atmosphere, you can also try Qui and Museo Chicote. Sharing lives over a drink mixed at your preference was also one of the hobbies famous writers such as Ernest Hemingway are famous for. While you’re at it, another treat you might want to indulge yourself in is by enjoying a bocadillo or tapas at a very affordable price in Museo del Jamon. You have the option of eating it in a bar or elsewhere, with a slight price difference. A distinct feature of this place is that there are hams, which are beautifully hanging all over the place—another thing that you cannot find in other nightlife cities.
 

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