Warsaw Nightlife and Night Clubs

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Warsaw has been successful at recreating its image after the ravages of WWIIand the socialist era. Located at the heart of Europe, this diverse and fast-paced capital city is gradually making its way to become one of European hubs of business, culture and entertainment. Warsaw is a great venue for nightlife adventure. It offers vibrant clubs and discos, all-night parties, fun-loving people and international DJs. The prices are relatively cheaper than those in Western European capitals.

Warsaw's Selected Night Clubs and Bars

	Aurora, Dobra 33/35 (city centre) Aurora is a bohemian club, located in a courtyard, next to the Vistula River. Its industrial interior and varied underground music attracts students and artistically inclined crowd. The club offers a diverse selection of music styles to suit all tastes: retro rock-n-roll, avant-garde jazz, electro-disco, roots reggae and many others. Alcoholic beverages are wonderfully cheap.
	Ground Zero, Wspolna 62 (city centre) Ground Zero is a spacious club, originally built to serve as an atomic bomb shelter. Its huge central ceiling is a dome which was supposed to cushion any potential atomic blasts. The interior features several trendy decorating styles. Good dance music and a friendly crowd. Admission over 18 years.
	NoBo, Wilcza 58a (city centre) This classy lounge bar features pleasant décor, great food and drinks, excellent DJs as well as laid-back, relaxing ambience.
	Opera, plac Teatralny 1 (city centre) This ultra-stylish and cosmopolitan club is housed in the basement of the Opera/National Theater. The interior is tastly decorated with oriental feel. The club offers a fine selection of beverages.
	Organza, Sienkiewicza 4 (city centre) The club is Warsaw’s classic and a good venue to start your clubbing night in a laidback and friendly atmosphere. Apart from discos, it organizes an attractive cycle of music and cultural events and hosts many excellent guest DJ’s. On Wednesdays and Thursdays DJs spin chillout grooves, while on Fridays a mix of old school, electro, 80's. People tend to dress up. Varied menu on offer.
	Singing Waiters, Smocza 27 (city centre) The Singing Waiters Restaurant attracts the diners with, as the name suggests, their singing waiters and waitresses. Moreover, there is one more thing which distinguishes it from other restaurants of Warsaw, i.e. the varied menu consisting of , apart from the Polish dishes, traditional Jewish and Israeli ones. The restaurant also organises occasional events, family receptions, business meeting. Karaoke singing is also possible here. Taste our delicious food and sing with us!
	Stodola, Batorego 10 (city centre) Stodola is mostly frequented by students. The club has two levels; on the upper level you can sit, talk or listen to music, while the lower serves as a dance chamber. The bar offers a wide selection of beverages: several types of beer, vodka, tequila and numerous cocktails as well as plenty of soft drinks. The interior is done up in underground art style. The music ranges from dance and rock to jazz, acid jazz and techno.