Bratislava Nightlife Tips by summer26

Dopler: The biggest club in Bratislava

The one and only place in Bratislava that you can call club is Dopler. It is not exactly in the center, so it is better to take a taxi (from the old center it is about 150 Sk - which is nothing). The entrance fee is usually 100 Sk, during the weekdays nothing and during special parties can be higher. You can check the party list and hosting DJ´s on their website. The club has 2 floors and is hosting most of the major events - house, techno or hip hop. The atmosphere is just like in any other club around the world, the design is in my opinion quite cold and urban. Last time i was there on a hip hop event we waited 1 hour !!! to get outside, so better leave a little before their closing.

Dress Code: no dress code

Address: Prievozská 18

Directions: take a taxi (call 021655)

Theme: Nightclub

Website: http://www.dopler.sk

Medusa: ´High society and drunk tourists´

Just across the narrow street from havana another dancing bar called Medusa. In my opinion the music is one of the best in town (songs reminding of club 54 era), the people are well dressed and the place is very fancy. At the beginning of the party I would recommend to have one picolo - the coffee is really extremely good in this place. Wine is very expensive, but coctailes are about the average. Strawberry mojito is one of my favourites. Around midnight it may look quite boring but as soon as the coctails get to people´s blood the party is starting and you can dance till 3 or 4.

Dress Code: no dress code, but in sneakers you wouldn´t feel comfortable in here

Address: Michalská 21

Directions: just across the street from Havana

Theme: Dancing

Havana Bar: hot salsa rhytms in heart of Bratislava

Great mojitos, good looking bartenders, live cuban music and party till the break of down...This is a place I usually go on Friday or Saturday..if you don´t mind the slovak girls trying to catch the first tourist (well that might as well be the reason to go there:) and the tourist trying to catch the first slovak girl you could have fun. On Friday it is really packed so sometimes is really better to go on Saturday. The music is excellent - half live performed by Cubans living in Slovakia (they are dancing as well) and half played by DJ (only latin music obviously). Coctails are expensive just as in other bars and clubs in Bratislava. Mojito is 170 crowns, wine and beer is more expensive than average, so go for the coctails. Bartenders are really professionals and very good looking:) My favourite drink is Mai Tai, but one or two are enough trust me:)

Dress Code: No special dress code.

Address: Pod michalskou bránou 12

Directions: Just above the Michalská veža (Michael´s tower)

Theme: Dancing