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Clubs

The two main nightclubs are Rust, Guldbergsgade 8 (website: http://www.rust.dk/), and Vega, Enghavevej 40 (website: http://www.vega.dk/), known places attract the best international DJs and where concerts are held. The Vega complex is housed in a magnificent building association in the early 50's, while Rust occupies three floors and a cocktail bar, a main bar and a dance floor. Park Diskotek, Østerbrogade 79 (website: http : / / www.parkcafe.dk/), is near Parken, the national sports stadium, and has a dance floor with DJ and a 70's style environment. The vibrant gay community focuses on Pan Disco, Knabrostræde 3 (website: http://www.pan-cph.dk/), with three floors of music, Sebastian, Hyskenstræde 10, and in Heaven, Kompagnistræde 18. For pure disco, do not miss Boltens Gaard, Zero Nightclub and Lounge, Gothersgade 10B, and Blue Buddha, Gothersgade 8F, born as a response against the high prices of the clubs offering cheap cocktails and beers. If you're still standing when the sun comes up, go to Club Blue Note, Studiestræde 31, which opens at 05.00 and offers techno and house until breakfast time.

Bars

There are many nightclubs that do not fall into conventional categories, as last, Hovedvagtsgade 8, Café Ketchup, Pilestræde 19, BarStarten, Kapelvej 1, and the trendy Zoo Bar, Kronprinsensgade 7. During the day many are local cafes or restaurants and night turn into restaurants or bars with a DJ that plays music to encourage people to the dance floor. Stereo Bar, Linnésgade 16a, Israels Plads, is a local popular that will go before you go to a nightclub. The decor inspired by 70's funk and eclectic musical offerings ranging from popular tunes to drum'n'bass. The more obscure Stengade 30, Stengade 18, Nørrebro, blends the best of Denmark with rock and dance music from abroad. The Dubliner, Amagertorv 5, Strøget, is an authentic Irish restaurant and pub with traditional music and folk rock every night. The waiters are Irish and the place has a friendly atmosphere. The Café Victor (see Restaurants) also has a bar area frequented by celebrities visiting the city. There are many nightclubs that do not fall into conventional categories, as last, Hovedvagtsgade 8, Café Ketchup, Pilestræde 19, BarStarten, Kapelvej 1, and the trendy Zoo Bar, Kronprinsensgade 7. During the day many are local cafes or restaurants and the night turn into restaurants or bars that plays music to encourage people to the dance floor. Stereo Bar, Linnésgade 16a, Israels Plads, is a local popular that will go before you go to a nightclub. The decor inspired by 70's funk and eclectic musical offerings ranging from popular tunes to drum'n'bass. The more obscure Stengade 30, Stengade 18, Nørrebro, blends the best of Denmark with rock and dance music from abroad. The Dubliner, Amagertorv 5, Strøget, is an authentic Irish restaurant and pub with traditional music and folk rock every night. The waiters are Irish and the place has a friendly atmosphere. The Café Victor (see Restaurants) also has a bar area frequented by celebrities visiting the city.