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Toledo Spain |
Off the tourist path, this district is famous locally for its tapas. During the day, it's full of shoppers visiting its many stores, and at night by people following the traditional restaurant-hopping path. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Rachel B Abrams |
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 Most radical place in Toledo |
Galería Comercial Miradero, local 209 Paseo del Miradero Toledo 45001 Spain |
This is the favorite place of the most radical partiers in the city. The bar is located in the Miradero Shopping Center just a few meters from the Zocodover Plaza, in Toledo's Historic District. It attracts kids looking for affordable prices, (EUR 1.80-3.60), and is a place to listen to the latest hard-hitting rock. Despite the small size, every now and again the bar offers rock concerts, usually by groups from Toledo who are just starting out in the music world. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nine hundred years of history |
Cristo de la Luz, 10 Toledo 45001 Spain |
Nine hundred years of history stand behind this pub's walls. Located in a basement locale close to the 1000-year-old Cristo de la Luz Mosque, Camelot is a classic spot in Toledo's nightlife. The bar has always been characterized by its spectacular brick dome and for the Spanish music played there, with a special emphasis on the sounds of the Madrid movida and other 1980s music in general. Two more basic ingredients include cute girls and parties every Thursday night for university students who don't feel like getting up early on Friday morning. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Relaxed atmosphere and good service |
Maestros Espaderos, 6 Toledo 45004 Spain |
Comfortable chairs, relaxed music, elegant decor, this is the perfect place to spend an evening and to catch the opportunity to share a good conversation. This pub attracts the over 35 crowd, expecially those seeking refuge from the frantic pace of everyday life. The staff are exceptionally pleasant and efficient. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Galician cuisine |
Costa Rica, 1 Toledo 45004 Spain +34 925 22 3485 |
Located in the Santa Teresa neighbourhood outside the historical district, this was the first Galician restaurant to open in the city, in the mid 80s. The decoration consists of elegant wood, brick and granite. This is the perfect place to enjoy a good seafood dish, Galician-style octopus, and all types of fish. You can wash all this down with their great variety of Galician wines such as Ribeiros, delicious Albariños, and others. In the dining room many business lunches are held. The service is good, too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For all types of people |
Avenida de América, 18 Toledo 45004 Spain +34 925 25 1561 |
Katanga is how people from Toledo used to refer to the city's public buses. This bar is located in the Santa Teresa neighborhood and attracts a mainly young and easy-going clientele. The music is varied and ranges from popular Salsa hits to Techno beats. On Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve - like all the bars in the area - they serve the traditional migas (fried bread with raisins and chorizo) and beer from noon until night. There's a dart board for entertainment as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Dance 'til dawn |
Galería comercial Miradero, local 222 Paseo del Miradero Toledo 45001 Spain +34 925 25 5601 |
The latest trends in dance music can be heard every night in this club, which could very well be found on the legendary Valencia-Madrid Ruta del Bacalao (literally, cod route: techno dance clubs and bars once lining the motorway between the two cities). Oberon is located in Miradero, a shopping arcade in Toledo's old town, close to Plaza Zocodover. In the early hours of the night (from 9pm to midnight), the doors open to the youngest crowd (under 20). The bulk of the clientele is between 25 and 30, and they come to dance the night - and part of the next day - away, to the songs played by the club's professional DJs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Two floors, two scenes |
Avenida de América, 4 Toledo 45004 Spain +34 925 21 4966 |
The number of people moving into new houses and apartments in the Santa Teresa neighbourhood over the last ten years has been phenomenal. Loads of bars have opened up to cater for them all, and this is one of them. It's a two-storey building. One floor is set aside for loud music and has a dance floor. The other floor offers comfortable chairs and tables to allow quiet conversation among friends. The interior decor is smart and up-scale and the music on the dance floor is an eclectic mixture. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Live shows and lively atmosphere |
Cadenas, 6 Toledo 45001 Spain +1 34 925 22 1301 |
This is an excellent place to spend a few entertaining hours over the weekend when there's always a live show of some sort. It's normally musical, but it can range from country to cabaret. Sometimes there are magic shows or or performance art. Choose from the best range of beautifully presented cocktails and coffee liqueurs in town. It's a huge place with plenty of room to dance and lots of comfy chairs where you can sit and relax. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Go-Go dancers and striptease |
Ronda de Buenavista, 23 Toledo 45005 Spain +34 925 25 5648 |
A huge disco with lots of action, especially at the weekends when male and female dancers perform spectacular striptease acts. The crazy go-go dancers keep the tempo high all the way through until dawn, helped by the best DJs in the province. It's the place to be for every self-respecting dance lover in Toledo aged 20 to 40 and it forms part of a complex with a cafeteria, apartment-hotel and a pub. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The dance club par excellence |
Callejón de Lucio, 1 Toledo 45001 Spain +34 925 22 2071 |
This is the city's classic dance club. Located in the old town, next to Plaza Zocodover, it has been setting the pace for Toledo's night scene for years. Although it still looks like most of the dance clubs opened in Spain in the late 60s, Sithon's has known how to roll with the punches, bringing in new faces and names. Despite the wide musical variety of the DJs' repertoire, they play disco, dance, and techno primarily. Weekend night-owls come together to party in a place where they'll find great prices on drinks. From six in the evening until midnight, Sithon's is open to young people from 14 to 19 years old for "light sessions". During this time, the bar does not serve alcohol or tobacco. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Parties and live shows |
Rojas, 5 Toledo 45002 Spain +34 925 22 7514 |
A great place for tasty tapas and fine wine. Try the duck liver "tosta" in particular. The huge cocktail bar hosts live music and stand-up comics and acts as an ideal venue to celebrate parties and events like Carnaval and Halloween. You'll hear all sorts of music from flamenco to rock. You only pay admission when someone famous is performing. You'll find it close to Calle Santo Tome. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Live blues and jazz |
Plaza Colegio Infantes, 4 Toledo 45001 Spain |
This is one of the few bars in Toledo that offers live blues and jazz concerts. It's located in the old town, close to the catedral. They put on a show every second Friday. Sometimes it's live music, sometimes storytelling or even a short plays. They usually charge EUR 2 for the show, but not always. The interior is tastefully decorated with objects such as old typewriters and telephones. Local artists often display their work on the walls; the music is good and the atmosphere is relaxed. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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