Belgium is a country with a diverse range of night-time entertainment to suit everybody’s taste. It is possible to dine in a fine restaurant or relax after a hard day in one of the many bars and then go on to a nightclub; you will be surprised at how many this small country has. If you like nightclubs and discos, you will love Belgium. Major towns such as Brussels, Antwerp, Gent, and Leuven are known as nightclub cities you will find a nightclub on every square mile. Clubs here play a wide variety of music from jazz to Club-land music.

Another great night out is a trip to a concert. Belgium stages many concerts and the biggest concert hall is the De Warf located in Bruges. De Warf is ideal for anybody who likes jazz music. Theatre is also popular and tickets are usually easy to get. The most famous theatre hall, Cinepolis, is located in Brussels. In the city of Liege, movie screens are set up in the town centers and films are watched under the night sky. These events are free and extremely popular among locals and tourists alike.

Brussels has a lot to offer when it comes to nightlife. In Brussels, there are discos with music of all kinds, from House music to jazz, until the Latin American music and live concerts, or the inevitable pub where you can enjoy the excellent Belgian beers. Brussels has around 100 dance venues. Nightlife in Brussels consists of pub crawls that are famous for their beers, so it is not surprising that most locals enjoy a beer after a hard day at work.
When in Brussels don’t miss the Bulex night, an event that takes place in Brussels once a month with evening activities at places always, with lots of music and people of all ages dancing all night.
The Brussels social scene is filled with venues to enjoy a drink outdoors during the weeknights. This special attraction towards the outdoors has led to Brussels events such as street drinks, al fresco dining, and partying in the middle of traffic islands.

Brussels, the heart of Belgium, is not just famous for its waffles and chocolates but also for its vibrant nightlife. As the sun sets, the city comes alive with an array of entertainment options, from historic squares to trendy neighborhoods. Exploring the best areas for nightlife in Brussels is the key to unlocking a memorable experience.

1. Ixelles: The district has several areas with bars where you can enjoy your night. For example, there’s Place du Chatelaine on Wednesdays, Plex on Thursdays, Flagey mostly on Fridays but Thursdays can be also lively or any other night if the weather is nice, and a few other very great spots.

2. Saint-Gerry: At Saint-Gerry you can find clubs of all kinds offering the most diverse genres, ranging from electronic music to House and commercial, But even hip-hop, drum ‘n’ bass, and Latin music.

3. Saint-Gilles: The heart is the Parvis de Saint-Gilles: more for drinks, but sometimes you can find a Dj set at Café de la Maison du People. Also, closer to the town hall, le Café de la Pompeo has DJ sets sometimes. La Vielle Hachette is also a very cool associative bar where you can sometimes enjoy a concert, and same goes for the bar called Chez Mon Ex and the Crux Café.

4. Pilot Sacré: Pilot Sacré is surrounded by great restaurants, pubs with live music focused on notes drum n bass, Reggae, and House. Visit Delirium Café, offering over 2500 different beers.

5. Saint-Jacques: Saint-Jacques is full of artists and craftsmen and Bohemian atmosphere, characterized by a sussegguirsi of murals and small shops. Here you will find clubs with Latin American music or electronics.

6. Sablan: It is an area filled with antiques by day, and strewn with cinema, Lounge bars, and clubs in the evening. Located outside the, instead, the area of Ixelles is preferred by students and there are quiet pubs where drink or enjoy live music.

7. Centrum: The Historic District of Brussels comprises the central area of the city and is, as expected, the most interesting area to stay in the city. Packed with people and things to do day and night. There are restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues, it is in this area where most of the attractions of the capital are located.

Brussels, the capital of Belgium, transforms into a captivating playground as the night falls. The city’s charm takes on a different hue, offering an array of nighttime activities that cater to various tastes. From historic squares to trendy neighborhoods, Brussels invites you to explore its vibrant nocturnal scene.

You will find many top-class restaurants in Brussels serving some of the freshest and most delicious food. If eating great food in a beautiful building is what you’re looking for, look no further than Beluga Queen, which is housed in an old 19th-century bank.

The stunning interior is comprised of marble columns and stained glass, and the food is just as fabulous as the surroundings; the house’s specialty are the oysters, which are complemented by an extensive cocktail menu. After you’ve finished your meal, you can move yourself to the other part of the building, the cigar lounge, for a classy and relaxing post-dinner experience. This lounge also turns into a nightclub after 10 pm during the latter part of the week, which means you can have the full Belgian nightlife experience all in one building.

The best clubs in Brussels are scattered all over the city rather than on a central strip. Clubbers normally choose one or two for the evening and stay there to dance the night away. The party starts around midnight and goes into the early hours of the morning. There are no maximum opening hours or alcohol sale restrictions.

The VIP clubs are known for their fabulous, glamorous and luxurious decoration. The crowd is classy, posh and a VIP area will definitely be part of the club. The music played her is EDM, Techno, R’n’B and hip hop. On occasions these clubs invite special DJ.

Chilling out at a bar or lounge space with cocktails and beers are more of the style of Belgians’, who are laid back and enjoy talking and people watching. These next few suggestions are just some of the bars that are frequented by people who prefer a chilled out evening. On hot summer evenings you will also find the stretch of pavement along Toison d’Or in the Louise area filled with tables and people sipping drinks until midnight.

Brussels is a beer lovers’ haven. You can enjoy flavorsome Belgian beer from a huge selection of Belgian labels including the Trappist, Abbey, Lambic, and Seasons. Brussels is spotted with fine bars and you can taste their exquisite brew at Delirium Café, Taverna Greenwich, L’Archiduc, Bier Circus, and many other places.

This city doesn’t sleep when night falls. With many nightclubs operating on weekends throughout the city, there’s always a place to dance the night away.

An emblematic venue for creative movies and festivals, cinema galleries also offer a wide program of exhibitions dedicated to independent cinema and contemporary art. Many contemporary artists like Eric Baudelaire, Amos Gaia, David Lynch, etc. have been invited to present work related to cinema. Another important mission of cinema galleries is to support young Belgian filmmaking. The cinema’s audience gets the chance to discover new projects thanks to its partnership with Kiss Kiss Bank Bank.

The Théâtre Royal du Parc is a theater built in 1782 on the edge of the Warrened park, in addition to the successful Vaux-Hall on the same site. After a turbulent history among the various occupiers, the theater today distinguishes itself by a program that alters classic and contemporary French-language creations, with a clear preference for comedy.

The dinner in the sky will give you an unforgettable gastronomic experience in the skies over the capital, enjoying an unparalleled view of Brussels and its surroundings while delighting in rare dishes and fine wines hosted at a table suspended at a height of 50 meters by a team of professionals and a chef.

Kaaitheater is a Brussels arts centre, presenting local and international performing arts productions: from the 1980s to the present, from repertoire to experimental, from small theatre to large. In a world of one-off hits, Kaaitheater offers artists long-term commitment. Social and ecological topics are prominent elements in its program. Kaaitheater presents about 75 productions each season in two locations in the Brussels’ canal zone: Kaaitheater and Kaaistudios.

Spend a relaxing evening whilst catching the latest movies in one of the popular theatres in Brussels. The city’s popular movie complexes include Cinepolis, Cinema Aventura, Cinematic, and Nova.

Forest National can hold thousands of spectators. It is the largest concert hall in Brussels and one of the best equipped in Belgium. It hosts big-name acts such as U2, Coldplay, and Metallica, as well as events for the whole family: sporting events, musicals, ballet, and opera.

Les Brigit tines is a welcoming venue to discover the new language of the stage, to immerse yourself into strong and peculiar universes and follow artists that tackle the present to reenchant reality. The programming is mostly turned to choreographic works that, in Brussels’ strange and widely opened melting pot, are the signs of a free and stimulating inspiration.

As one of Brussels’s great art nouveau institutions, the centrally placed Taverna Greenwich is perfect for enjoying two great Belgian qualities: architecture and beer.
However, the atmosphere is not as loud as the architecture it is known as the “quiet bar” after the checkered tabletops dedicated to chess that are popular with chess-playing regulars. This bar rarely gets raucous apart from the occasional Friday night when there’s tango dancing.

La Monnie is the federal powerhouse of Belgium, residing in the European capital with an international reputation for producing opera’s, dance, concerts and recitals. Beside housing an own orchestra, choir and in-house ateliers, they can proudly rely on a passionate and dynamic team of coworkers and volunteers.

Antwerp has a lively nightlife which starts with good food is a highlight. Chatting away the hours with friends in a funky bar or on the river terraces in the summer is the low-key ‘night out’. For an adrenalin pumping, party night, the city is your dance floor salsa, hard rock, disco, or drum ’n bass, the beat thumps, and the dance clubs heave around the city center and along the river Scheldt.

Antwerp, a city steeped in history and culture, comes alive after sunset with a nightlife that caters to various tastes. Choosing the right areas to visit is crucial for an unforgettable night out in this Belgian gem. From historic squares to trendy districts, Antwerp offers a diverse range of options for those seeking vibrant nighttime experiences.

1. Museum an de Stroop: In Antwerp, you don’t just visit a museum for the art. One of Antwerp’s museums also has some of the best views of the city. In the summertime, the panoramic roof of the Museum an de Stroop is open until midnight for free. From this landmark in Antwerp’s Eiland district, you can see the lights of the city and port twinkle as the sun sets slowly over Linker ever. The perfect start to a romantic night.

2. Eiland: Eiland is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Antwerp. Get a taste of the old port with its monumental warehouses, sheds and cobblestones. This distinctive old port neighborhood to the north of the city is the place to go if you’re looking for a club. Schipperskwartier, also known as the Red Light District, is located between the trendy Eiland and the historic city center. There are plenty of fun, authentic pubs with nice terraces in this working-class neighbourhood that are open until the wee hours.

3. Dageraadplaats: Zurenborg is probably Antwerp’s most beautiful neighborhood, with its elegant streets and stunning Art Nouveau façades. The beating heart of this neighborhood is its square, Dageraadplaats, which is lined with pubs and restaurants. The lovely starry canopy above the square creates the perfect atmosphere. Start your evening on one of the terraces and then find a pub with some great live music.

4. Mechelseplein: Real night owls should also check out Mechelseplein. Besides being a place for culture lovers, the square is also known for its many pubs and bars, which are open until about 6 a.m. Here you’ll find students on the terraces, regulars at the bar and lots of artists and actors, too.

5. Grote Market: Grote Market is the historic heart of the city. Everyone who visits Antwerp ends up walking through this stately square at some point. In the past, Grote Market was also the epicenter of the city’s nightlife. Over time, bars and clubs moved to the districts outside the city center and the neighborhood lost its status as the favorite haunt of night owls. Fortunately, this is set to change thanks to a bunch of new hip pubs in and around the most photographed spot in Antwerp.

6. Museum Night: Antwerp is an inspiring city. People don’t believe in following trends here. Instead, they create them. From surprising fashion designed by “The Antwerp Six” to classic paintings by Rubens and Van Dyck: learn more about Antwerp’s creative image during Museum Night. On the first Saturday of August, you have one night to visit all of Antwerp’s museums. Are you up for this challenge? Antwerp museums will stay open late and if the afterparty proves one thing, it’s that a museum visit in Antwerp is never boring.

Antwerp is a bustling city where no one ever gets bored. Around every corner is something that will excite, surprise, amaze or move any visitor. Making a selection of what to do and see when you’re in town is never easy, but here’s the cream of the crop in Antwerp.

1. Oud Arsenals: This is an old fashioned pub in Downtown Antwerp, with a long established history. It’s the ideal place to go if you want to taste some authentic Belgian beers, without paying the tourist price. It tends to attract a lot of locals and expats, who are a pretty friendly crowd, so it’s a nice place to go and strike up a conversation with a stranger.

2. Jazz at Café Hopper: A café during the day, but a live music venue in the evenings, Café Hopper promises an interesting night. This jazz venue is pretty popular with locals in the city too, especially on Sunday evenings when they have live performances. If you’ve never thought to visit a jazz bar before, then why not start in Antwerp.

3. de Philharmonic: If you are a fan of classical music then Antwerp is a great city to visit. If you want to have a more cultured evening then definitely head to a classic music concert at the Philharmonic. Be sure to check their calendar to see what is on when you are in the city, and even if you are not a classical music buff, it could be worth checking out for the experience

4. Café Danvers: Café Danvers is the symbol of the city’s celebrated club scene and a favorite hang-out for house and techno freaks who want to party. Once a church, then a cinema, a warehouse and a ball room, the cavern-like interior is part sci-fi fantasy, part lush bordello. The interior designers did a magnificent job creating an outrageous and flashy ambiance. The balcony above the dance floor commands a great view. Some nights are reserved for special themes so keep an eye open for the flyers or call the club in advance. Admission varies depending on the night and type of party.

5. Café Local: Café Local is one of the most luxurious Dance sites of Antwerp. The tasteful interior brings back Cuban memories from the first half of the 20th century. The dancing has its location on Wales Kaia, a neighborhood where restaurants, dancing’s, museums, antique and art-shops go hand in hand. On Thursdays there is free entrance. The DJs will give you the time of your life and make you dance on RnB, dance and disco. On Fridays and Saturdays clubs or companies throw big parties. If you are a salsa-merengue lover, you’ve got to go to the salsa evenings and experience “el rime client”.

6. Café Carbon: Café Carbon is a café/pub with live music events in the evenings. It’s the perfect intimate space for listening to some great music, and enjoying an alcoholic beverage. The venue isn’t just limited to live music, they also host other events such as stand up comedy, so it’s definitely worth checking out their page to see what is coming up.

7. Publics: One club for different party nights with different themes. Every Thursday night there’s Canoe Soirée with the better party-trash music, mixed by famous DJ’s. Every Saturday black dance grooves on Couleurs Danvers night hosted by national and international DJ’s.

8. De Muse: The Muse is the place to be if you like live jazz music: almost every evening there’s a concert. The mood of this unique pub in the old center of Antwerp attracts a happy crowd of all ages. With its bare brick walls, large counter and intricate architecture, this old building radiates a charming warmth that few pubs have. Many Antwerp artists come here to muse upon the spectacle and have a few good beers, for example draught Grim Bergen Trappist beer, to help them along. The owners also serve various hot and cold snacks.

9. Via Via : Via Via is a traveler’s pub for all you people who enjoy travelling and dreaming about exotic destinations. Not only can you meet people here, you can also book a trip or just sit down with a coffee and read a travel brochure. They also have a selection of meals, including tapas and pastas. The chili con carne here is particularly good.

10. De Echo: Den Echo is a typical student pub with good music and beers for very attractive prices. This is the home of three or four student clubs, so if you ever want to meet Antwerp students, this is the place to go. Every week they have special offers, like reductions on buying cocktails and the typical “buy one, get one for free” actions. Den Echo is also one of our favorite stops when organizing a pub crawl. Only one thing to watch out for: the tram.

11. De Negan Aten: De Negan Aten is a trendy café that serves food. An extensive list of tapas and some typical Spanish dishes (paella, gammas, sardines) set the tone. But from around ten the premises becomes an increasingly happier drinking spot revolving around the theme of Spain, and where Spanish sparkling wines and local Antwerp beers go hand in hand. Sangria, Malaga, Sherry, Porto and other specialties are poured from nine barrels. And after midnight the atmosphere reaches a crescendo because then there is dancing to salsa, merengue and flamenco music. An ideal spot if you cherish your Spanish or South American holiday or home memories.

12. Bourka Theatre: Antwerp is well known for its amazing theatre scene, so you have to check out a theatre production whilst visiting the city. The Bourka Theatre is set in a beautiful neoclassical building, and the interior is just as stunning as the outside, creating the perfect atmosphere for a performance.

13. Fashion Museum Momus: Momus is the ultimate fashion experience, with a permanent exhibition on the history of fashion and the Antwerp Six, and temporary exhibitions held frequently. Every self-respecting fashionista should pay this museum a visit.

14. Summer of Antwerp: The Summer of Antwerp is one big feast that lasts over two months every summer. On several locations across the city, from rooftops and hangars to parks and upgraded industrial areas, concerts, theater performances and circus shows are organized. Movie nights along the river Scheldt and innumerable parties light up the summer nights. Drink cocktails in the exotic chill-out spot Zomerbar, dance in the Zomerfabriek and stay at the Nulsterrenpension. This ‘zero-star pension’ provides a once-in-a lifetime experience, located in an abandoned gas factory and equipped with second-hand beds and furniture.

15. Red Star Line Museum: The Red Star Line Museum is definitely one of the coolest museums in Antwerp, and Belgium for that matter. Very interactive and perfect for children, this museum invites its visitors on a journey in the footsteps of the millions of emigrants who sailed from Europe to America in the 1800s. Beautiful old pictures, well made videos and emotional testimonials all in the historic sheds of the legendary shipping company itself.

It is a wonderful and special museum which tells a story to which everyone can relate; a story that is still important to tell in our time. It is a story of dreams, disappointment and hope for a better life. This museum raises empathy and understanding for refugees all around the world, past and present.

16. The Kloosterstraat: This narrow and always pleasantly crowded street in the south of the city is a favorite route for flaneurs with a soft spot for antiques. Numerous minuscule stores filled with old furniture, collector’s items and retro gadgets make for long and slow afternoons in the sun. You can find anything you want here and everything you never knew you wanted. After digging through all the knick-knacks, a well deserved fresh beer is to be found in every bar along the street.

17. Ampere Nightclub: Nightclub Ampere is worth mentioning for the raving party animals among us. Not only is it located right underneath the tracks of Antwerp Central Station, it is also the first eco-club in Belgium. The dancers’ body heat is captured and used to warm the building, and the dance floor generates energy when danced upon which is then recycled into electricity, which used for lights and sound. The heat produced by 1000 people can generate energy for a full week, which makes Ampere almost entirely self-sufficient. The music played here is mostly house and techno, mixed with regular live performances. So if you’re a green techno lover, this place will make for an unforgettable party.

18. Cinema Cartoon’s: If you’re stuck in Antwerp on a rainy day, Cartoon’s is the city’s smallest cinema and the coziest alternative to any other indoor activity. It distinguishes itself from other cinemas by programming mostly arthouse and indie films, and by not selling popcorn or nachos. In the evening you can descend to the basement bar to enjoy live music by local bands.

19. Ghent: Gent has a vibrant nightlife, and you will find plenty of spots offering exceptional local beer, great music and dancing.

The lively atmosphere and cool music scene make Ghent the ideal destination for a night out. At the Oude Beestenmarkt, you will be tripping over trendy places to go. De Vlasmarkt is a meeting place for real night owls. De Overpour is where you will find the students and where you can party until late the next the morning. A wealth of hip and happening bars as well as a full calendar of unique festivals and events. Mix this with the local’s infectious love of their city, a good night out is all but guaranteed in Ghent Belgium.
While one of the best things to do in Ghent is to indulge in the cities finest cuisine and culture, neither of which are in short supply so is simply enjoying this beautiful city by night. Like a lady all dressed up in her finery, ready for a night on the town, Ghent really comes into her own when the sun goes down and there’s a reason for that.
The Light Festival lights up the city with works by international light artists. The city’s nights will become the backdrop for a surprising spectacle, ingenious installations, spectacular performances and beautiful events, all based on light. Get ready to discover Ghent’s historic sites and monuments from a different angle. The Light Festival puts the internationally acclaimed Ghent lighting plan in the spotlight and gives you the opportunity to catch a glimpse of Ghent’s unique hidden charm after sunset.
To get the most of this carefully choreographed urban illumination, spend a night in Ghent taking the Ghent Illuminated Walk. A self-guided city walking tour put together by The City to enjoy the historical center in all its illuminated glory. A 2-hour walk taking in the cities best historical buildings and monuments is one of the most wonderful things to do in Ghent.

Ghent, a charming Belgian city, not only boasts historic architecture and cultural richness but also offers an exciting nightlife that adds another layer to its appeal. As the sun sets, Ghent transforms into a vibrant hub of activity, with options ranging from traditional pubs to modern nightclubs. Let’s dive into the best areas for nightlife in Ghent, ensuring you make the most of your evenings in this enchanting city.

1. Oude Beestenmarkt: Oude Beestenmarkt or the old animal market startled by the daylight, the first bird sellers are already setting up their stalls. This is a curious moment when two completely different ways of life briefly brush shoulders. At night, it’s a hubbub of people, but in the daytime, it is quiet and peaceful.

Many a pint has flowed from the taps on the Oude Beestenmarkt. But there is a thriving music scene as well. Club 69 is one of the coolest dance clubs in the city. There is always a great DJ at the decks. Just step inside and let yourself be moved by the beat.

Many a pint has flowed from the taps on the Oude Beestenmarkt. But there is a thriving music scene as well. Club 69 is one of the coolest dance clubs in the city. There is always a great DJ at the decks. Just step inside and let yourself be moved by the beat.

2. Vlasmarkt: During the Ghent Festivities you can party the night away at this square. But even during the rest of the year, this is the place to be for party people. It’s the epicenter of the Ghent nightlife scene.

Charlatan is a centrally located, large, alternative dance pub that hosts different performances every week. Next door you’ll find a small alternative club and a record label. Across the square, there are a few more entertaining dance pubs.

3. Overpour: Overpour Street is the heart of Ghent’s student district lined with dance and drinking pubs, night shops, chip shops, and pita restaurants. There are more than 35 cafés next to one another. Thursday night is student night, which can get pretty crowded and wild. Sint-Pietersnieuwstraat hosts cafés, restaurants a university restaurant, the rector’s office, and several university buildings.

4. Bruges: From charming canals or enchanting architecture to lovely cafes or delightful pubs there are plenty of remarkable things to do in Bruges at night.

Blekerstraat and Vlamingstraat have a range of great places to choose from, whilst Kemelstraat also has a couple of excellent little pubs. Down to the south of the city, Breidelstraat and Oud Sint-Jan have a little cluster of cooler, lounger places.

Bruges, the enchanting Belgian city known for its medieval architecture and serene canals, reveals a nightlife scene as captivating as its daytime charm. As the sun sets, Bruges transforms into a lively hub, offering a mix of historical charm and contemporary energy. Discover the best areas for nightlife in Bruges, ensuring your evenings are as memorable as your days in this picturesque city.

1. Rozenhoedkaai: The Rozenhoedkaai is one of the best places to take an awesome picture of Bruges by night. Especially later in the evening most of the tourists are gone and you have the perfect chance to enjoy a beautiful view in a lovely atmosphere.

2. Grote Market: However make sure to go there by night. The houses around the square will be very well lit as well as the Belfry will be. If you are lucky you will have the chance to listen to one of the street musicians, who are often playing in front of the Belfry.

3. Greeneries: Along the canal of Bruges you will find some nice and cozy places with old bridges and historical buildings which are worth a photo. You won’t find a lot of tourists there later in the evening, so you can take your time and enjoy the beauty of Bruges on a leisurely bike ride or walk. Probably one of the most beautiful places you can find along the canal is Greeneries. From there you will have a nice view and you can enjoy the unique scenery.

4. Spiegelrei/ Spinolarei: Only a few meters from Greeneries you will get to a place called Spiegelrei/Spinolerei. It is a very picturesque watercourse in the city center. From the King’s Bridge over the Spiegelrei, you will have a wonderful view of the tower of the Poortersloge.

5. Godden Hendrie: Another beautiful Waterhouse and street you can find in Bruges is Godden Hendrie. It is very nice to see how quiet and idyllic the water is and how all the houses are reflected along the canal.

6. Potterierei: If you will follow the canal further north you will get to a street called Potterierei. From the bridge, you can enjoy a nice view over the canal. If you’re still up for a walk or a ride you can follow the canal and after a few minutes, you will be at the windmills of Bruges. A must-see as well.

Bruges, the picturesque city of canals and medieval charm, doesn’t merely go to sleep when the sun sets. Instead, it transforms into a magical wonderland, offering a plethora of activities to explore after dark. From enchanting walks along historic canals to immersive cultural experiences, here’s a guide to the best things to do at night in Bruges.

1. Bars and Pubs: There are plenty of pubs in the center of town. Most are traditional Belgian bars but you can also find Irish influences in the different pubs around the center square too. This is a tourist area, so the prices may match. However, you may find it difficult to converse with the bartenders if you don’t speak much of the language.

2. Breweries: Belgians are known for their beer, so either stop by a local pub or try one of their breweries. De Bruges Biercean makes four different types of beers, and you can get a tour of the facilities that comes with a free flight. This brewery makes dark, light and specialty beers for you to try. You can also have a snack here as well. There’s also De Halve Main and the Strafe Hendrick brewery as well for even more beers to try.

3. Clubs and Concerts: When it comes to clubs, you will likely be able to find something open on Friday or Saturday nights, but you can expect the majority of the activity to be going on within the pubs and the bars. You can also check the schedule at Concertgebouw, which is Brugge’s concert hall. You can find everyone here from local artists to the London Symphony to popular American artists.

4. Breathtaking Views of the Canals Under the Stars: What could be more magical? An evening waltz by the gorgeous canals of the city will give you unforgettable sights of medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, and beautiful whitewashed houses. If you are searching for enthralling things to do in Bruges at night, the sights beside the serene canals will not disappoint.

5. Surround Yourself with Medieval Beauty: Feel like you have traveled back in time! The centuries old landmarks across the city provide an extra charm when viewed after sunset. Visit the beautiful St. James’s Church which dates back to 1240 or the iconic Belfry tower which was constructed in the 15th century. Discover the astonishing craftsmanship that makes Bruges at night such a spellbinding experience.

6. Relax at a Cozy Café: Unwind with a drink and enjoy the company of welcoming locals! Navigate through the narrow alleyways of the medieval city and find one of many peaceful cafes to enjoy an excellent craft beer. Whether you want to drink in a tranquil environment or hear the smooth sounds of jazz, find your ideal combination inside a Bruges café.

7. The Market: The lively market takes on a new persona at night! The historic city center is loaded with delicious food, gorgeous architecture, and has a vibrant atmosphere. Take your taste buds to another dimension and visit a side street chocolate shop to try the most delicious local chocolates in town.

8. The Great Wall of Beer: Have a local brew at the 2be Beer Wall! Sample a Kwak and other amazing Belgian beers as you enjoy the picturesque views of the canal outside or the massive wall of beer inside. Start your night in Bruges right by drinking the best beers in town in a one of a kind atmosphere.

9. Michelin: People in Michelin tend to spend evenings talking and drinking the local beers in pubs and cafes. Many of these nightspots perform live music especially during the summer.

Michelin, a city steeped in history and cultural richness, unveils a dynamic nightlife that adds a modern flair to its traditional charm. As the sun sets, Michelin’s cobblestone streets come alive with a diverse array of entertainment options. From historic pubs to trendy nightclubs, here’s a guide to the best areas to visit for nightlife in Michelin, ensuring your evenings are as vibrant as the city itself.

1. Grote Market: Classic Flemish cuisine is presented in the area around Grote Markt. Apart from broad-ranging menus local taverns and restaurants offer an authentic historical décor.

2. Wollemarkt: Wollemarkt is a place of international cuisine and typical Michelin dishes. The district near the station comprises several affordable cafes and eateries where one can have a snack on the go. The college students are the habitués of this neighborhood.

3. Mismark: A former fish market Mismark and the adjoining Nauwstraat form the area with the most concentration of ‘brown cafes’, lounge bars, and trendy restaurants. This is by far the most dynamic area of the city. Some of the atmospheric night spots around Mismark include ’t Ankerite an de Diale with live jazz and blues performances every first Monday of the month, the old and authentic brown café D’Hanekeef with 35 different types of beer. De Godden Vis is a famous café with an art-deco interior, a library, and a canal view. A huge range of beers as well as a variety of jenevers can be found in the smallest Michelin café adjacent to St Rumbold’s Cathedral. The wine lovers should head to Unwind with ten wines every day for tasting.

Popular dance spots of Michelin include De 5 Aten with DJ sets on the weekends and theme parties once a month and an ambient music café De Prof with DJ sessions on special occasions.

4. Liege: The city of Liege is still attracting shopping addicts. The quiet city impresses its visitors with plenty of great marketplaces, bright fairs, and modern shopping centers. The area known as “Le Care” offers numerous options to drink and party 365 days per year, with a young, vibrant, student atmosphere.

5. Oostende: In Ostend there is something for everyone. The Langestraat is the most famous entertainment district, where you will find dozens of atmospheric cafés that follow each other in rapid succession. A little later in the evening, the street is transformed into a real nightlife spot where you can dance until the early hours. The Promenade is a place of location of the most popular casino in the city named Oostende Kruskal.

Dancing seems to be the key to a successful night out in Oostende. Le Dôme, Boccaccio Life, Club LIC, and Cocoon Club give you lots of room to move, and are known for their cocktails and modern music.

6. Mons: Mons is the place to party, drink great beers traditional ones or specialties, listen to good music, and hang out with nice people. Marché aux Herbes Square is a major party spot, the center of nightlife in the town. In this area, you will find many bars. In summer, you can have a drink on a terrace, and in winter you can visit every bar to warm yourself up.

7. Namur: Namur Nightlife will surely keep people awake for the rest of the evening. It can be spent in one of the restaurants around the city. Each offers a different taste and a unique atmosphere. The thing they have in common is that they are ideal for getting together and family bonding. There are plenty of bars, cafes, and clubs in town where individuals can spend the rest of the night. They can choose to drink and chill out, watch, or mingle with locals and tourists.

8. Emergency Numbers

Medical Service – 100

Police – 101

Fire Service – 100

Pan-European emergency number – 112

Austria has some fabulous nightlife to offer with many festivals. It is worth getting out of the cities into some of the smaller towns and villages, particularly in the summer, where you will experience real Austrian hospitality.
Every town, city, and village has at least one festival known as a Fest. Throughout summer it is possible to go to a different festival every week. The festivals attract people from the surrounding areas, many wear national costumes and a brass band and accordion is playing traditional dance music.

In winter, many Austrians convene at mountain guesthouses, or Gasthaeuser, where they drink mulled wine called Gluehwein and local beers, socialize, and play games. These places also offer traditional Austrian cuisine. In resorts close to the many ski slopes, people finish their last ski run, then go and spend the night in the mountain bar.

In Austria’s cities and towns, most young people go to their nearest nightclub to dance the night away to a wide selection of music. Disco dancing in Austria often includes a modern version of the fox trot and smaller clubs tend to play a lot of oldies, the real club scene is non-existent outside of the capital. Many bars have live music and serve a wide variety of cuisine and alcohol.

Vienna has plenty of choices when it comes to going out for a good time at night. Comfortable bars, nightclubs, discos, and international DJs are easy to get in Vienna. Nights in Vienna are ready to cater to everyone and every moment according to their choice. If you like to party, dance, or just sit in a bar, with live music or a live DJ. There are a lot of options in Vienna from chart music to electronic beats and jazz sounds. In Vienna, one can find small discos and large concert halls as well as musical theaters. Unceasing classical music dominates the Viennese streets at night. If not interested in partying and dancing, simply sit with a cup of coffee in the Gothic-style coffee houses. Enjoy the royal ambiance with your loved ones with a sip of coffee. The Vienna nightclubs open relatively early, to 22.00, and close around 4.00, although some clubs stay open until six.

Vienna, a city renowned for its cultural heritage, stunning architecture, and classical music, has a nightlife scene that’s equally enchanting. As the sun sets, the city transforms into a haven for those seeking vibrant and memorable nocturnal experiences.

1. Bermuda Dreieck: The Bermuda Dreieck also known as the Bermuda Triangle is located in the heart of the historical center near the Danube Canal. It is a lively and busy area until late at night by students and tourists, thanks to the presence of numerous clubs and pubs with good beer, local cuisine, and live music.

2. Donaukanal: Donaukanal or the Danube Canal is transformed into a festive area during the summer. During the summer months, walks that line the canal are always full of activity and there are many bars on the beach and the water.

3. Art Nouveau district: The Art Nouveau district outside the historic city center is one of the best areas for nightlife in Vienna where you can dance and party till late.

4. Naschmarkt: The most famous market in Vienna, the Naschmarkt, is one of the liveliest night areas of the Austrian capital. This area is rich in coffee, trendy restaurants, and bars frequented by many young Viennese. It includes an excellent DJ set, music, and cocktails, it is the ideal bar for those looking for an evening of celebration without the confusion and crowds of a nightclub.

5. Museums Quarter: The museum’s quarter during the day is one of the most culturally important areas of the Austrian capital, while at night it becomes a meeting place thanks to its numerous restaurants and quiet cafés.

Vienna, the capital of Austria, transforms into a mesmerizing wonderland as the sun sets. The city, known for its rich history and cultural heritage, takes on a new charm at night. In this guide, we’ll explore the myriad of activities that await you after dark, ensuring an unforgettable experience in the heart of Europe.

1. Opera: Vienna offers a variety of theatres and opera houses. The Burg Theater is considered one of the best theatres in the German-speaking world alongside its branch, the Akademie Theater. The Volkstheater Wien and the Theater in der Josefstadt also enjoy good reputations. There is also a multitude of smaller theatres, in many cases devoted to less mainstream forms of the performing arts, such as modern, experimental plays or cabaret.

Vienna is also home to several opera houses, including the Theater an der Wien, the Staatsoper, and the Volksoper, the latter being devoted to the typical Viennese operetta. Classical concerts are performed at world-famous venues such as the Wiener Musikverein, home of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra known across the world for the annual widely broadcast “New Year’s Day Concert”, also the Wiener Konzerthaus.

2. Riesenrad: Riesenrad or the Wiener Riesenrad also known as the Giant Ferris wheel is one of Vienna’s trademark sights since 1897 and one of the oldest operating Ferris Wheels in the world. The wheel has been featured in several movies, most notably The Third Man with Orson Welles. A circular trip on one of the most significant and fascinating structures in the world, and the unique view of the city of Vienna make the Giant Ferris Wheel an absolute cultural and architectural must for every visitor.

3. Waltz: The Viennese Waltz is a type of ball dance considered to be one of the oldest ballroom dances and is a UNESCO Cultural World Heritage. Waltz is danced in pairs and is considered to be a relatively fast dance for the ballroom. You can learn Waltz in one of the many dance schools in Vienna where the courses last about one and a half hours. It is certainly a must-do if you’re visiting Vienna for New Year’s or any other special occasion.

4. Horse-drawn ride: Horse-drawn rides also known as Viennese fakers are a perfect way to capture the splendor and ambiance of Vienna. You can find horse-drawn carriage stands in different areas of the city such as Stephansplatz, Michaelerplatz, Albertinaplatz, Petersplatz, and Burgtheater/Volksgarten. You can choose between the short or the long ride and pay for individual rides or book individual sightseeing.

5. Prater amusement park: Prater or Wiener Prater is the oldest amusement park in the world. It contains attractions ranging from a nostalgic merry-go-round to an ultra-modern roller coaster. In the other area, known as the Green Prater one finds widespread meadows to lie on, shady trees, and quiet paths. About 250 attractions entertain you at the Vienna Prater, from auto-drome rinks to ball toss and shooting booths, exciting roller coasters, and ghost trains to flight simulators.

6. Danube Tower: The Danube Tower or Donauturm is the tallest structure in Austria. The Danube Tower is a Viennese landmark and an engineering masterpiece. The express lift will take you to a viewing terrace 150 meters up in the air, with an unforgettable 360° panorama. Two revolving restaurants offer a varied view over the Austrian capital and the Danube River below.

7. Donau River Cruise: The Danube River and the Danube Canal flow through Vienna like a blue thread. Let the waves carry you to the most beautiful sights Vienna has to offer. Taking a boat trip on the Vienna Danube connects you with famous monuments and destinations such as Wachau Valley, Melk Abbey, and Krems.

8. Bars, Pubs & Clubs: If you like to party, dance, or just sit in a bar, with live music or a live DJ, there are many places to go to, with a wide range of different music styles, from chart music to electronic beats and jazz sounds. Vienna offers a varied nightlife with a lot of clubs and bars for every music taste, so there is no need to go to bed, but many reasons to stay up all night.

Some of the best nightlife in Austria can be experienced in Salzburg. Dance clubs and beer halls, concerts, and theater performances are the highlights of the nightlife in Salzburg. Salzburg nightlife is buzzing with countless dance bars discotheques and cocktail bars. Salzburg’s eateries and watering holes offer all kinds of opportunities to get out and enjoy you can choose from traditional to modern, classical to off-the-wall. Several bars are located near the Getreidegasse and along the Rudolfskai which runs next to the Salzbach, the river which runs through the city. Due to the short distances and the location of the major party zones, it’s easy to get to most places on foot, which in turn means that every night dedicated to some “serious” partying promises an extraordinarily colorful mix.

Graz is a city with a remarkable variety of bars and clubs to spend your evenings. The city is a paradise for partygoers and those who like to listen to different kinds of music, such as hip-hop, drum & bass, R&B, and house. You can choose from a great variety of nightclubs to suit your musical tastes. Bars are concentrated around the old town as well as the Karl-Franzens-University to the west of the old town. You can catch a blockbuster in one of the big cinemas or a different genre in original language in one of the smaller film theatres. The Schauspielhaus Theatre and Graz Opera regularly surprise their visitors with extraordinary productions, which Graz is renowned for.
Do visit Murinsel a ship anchored in the water, and is connected to the city by footbridges on either side. This half-shell structure contains an amphitheater on the outside and a charming café inside, with an “island adventure” in between the two for children to enjoy. The entire island gives off a beautiful blue glow at night.

Linz is a vibrant city and the central area of Linz presents itself as the meeting place for friendly get-togethers or full-on celebrations. From legendary bars to modern lifestyle bars, everything is to be found there. The Linz “Bermuda Triangle” of its old town is probably the most widely known bar district in the city, and it offers something to suit every musical taste. Linz offers reputable theater and music venues and other nightlife options. Myriads of new bars, pubs, taverns, and event centers flourish here to cater to visitors from all over the world. Casinos in Linz also offer some good time for the nocturnals.

Wet your appetite for fun and thrill in nights in St. Polten. The capital city of Lower Austria is comparable to Vienna when it comes to nightlife. Live shows, DJ performances, and special theme-oriented parties are the special attractions of the nightlife in St. Polten. From rock to pop and blues, every kind of music is played at the clubs Drunter and Drüber. Kuckucksnest, an old Viennese-style café, is a popular destination for late-night coffee lovers.

In Eisenstaedt, endless happening moments will keep you awake throughout the night. The traditional “Heurigen” wine tavern on Domplatz Square is the best spot to hang over the night and a worth-visiting destination for dance and music lovers. Five bars and numerous events offer plenty of fun and entertainment for everyone. Cebu or the Dombeisl are quite cozier pubs, perfect for hanging out.

Innsbruck the famous university city of Austria is transformed into a hotspot for revelers and party lovers. After the sun has set many local inhabitants also like to stroll through the Old Town, its streets lined with inviting bars and cafés. Those who like to party right through the night should make their way to the bars under the viaduct arches a particularly popular area with local party animals. Innsbruckers also adore bringing the day to a close in one of the city’s stylish bars, busy street cafés, or laid-back pubs are known as ‘Beisel’. Wherever you go, you will enjoy the congenial local atmosphere, fine drinks, tasty snacks, and occasional live music.

Klagenfurt is the capital of the southern Austrian province of Carinthia which has been described as the “Rose of Lake Worthersee”. Stadttheater which presents opera, classics of German theater, and chamber and orchestral music performed by visiting groups. During July and late August, make a point of strolling through the Neuerplatz every evening after 9:30 pm. Here, open-air movies of famous cultural events are presented without charge. Past presentations have included filmed concerts by Billy Joel, Liza Minnelli, Montserrat Caballé, Bruce Springsteen, and Tina Turner, and the Vienna Opera’s presentation of various operas by Verdi. Kiosks around the square’s perimeter offer snacks and drinks.

Bregenz is a small city, it offers less in terms of bars and clubs. However, there are nightspots located in the lower part of the city. There are several bars, clubs, and a casino that the city offers. These are the Collins Bar, the Aloha Bar, the Viva Cantina Mexicana Bar, the Corona Bar, the Cuba Bar, and the Disco Calypso.

Visit Casino Bregenz which is a complete entertainment in a unique cosmopolitan atmosphere. It offers a full range of international games, first-class restaurants, and a casino package. The classic casino is open daily from 3 p.m. to 3 a.m. With a little extension every Friday and Saturday, the casino is open until 4 p.m. The Jackpot casino takes place from 12 midnight until 2 a.m. daily.

Kitzbühel’s nightlife is lively, especially on weekends. During the Hahnenkamm weekend, it will certainly be extremely crowded and boisterous. Cafes and pastry shops invite you to taste their sweet delicacies and in the background hear the gentle ‘Clip Klop’ of the horse-drawn coaches hoofs on the cobblestones nearby. Mountain huts and restaurants are the perfect places to refuel after a hike through the grass-covered mountains or zipping down the powder snow slopes.

Every Thursday and Friday you can go night skiing at the Gaisberg within the skiing region of Kitzbühel. The slopes are perfectly prepared and with the help of the white lights you can enjoy a marvelous skiing adventure. The modern light installation enables you to enjoy your night skiing trip to the fullest. The restaurants around the Gaisberg invite you to take a break and enjoy drinks and delicious traditional meals.

Experience the impressive scenery of the Kitzbüheler Alps during a moonlight ski tour. Alpine knowledge and experience are a must here! We recommend that you make use of the services of mountain and ski guides provided by the skiing schools of Kitzbühel.

When the sun sets down a fantastic day at the mountain does not come to an end as it is time for après ski, party, and great atmosphere. The Pavillon Kaprun is the meeting point if you have been rocking the freeride lines at the Kitzsteinhorn during the day. Guests in ski boots can still be seen at night at the Pinzgauer Diele, the Greens or the Outsider in Zell am See. The Off Piste Bar has live music every day. The nightlife in Zell am See-Kaprun is quite something. The Villa Crazy Daisy is a real original of Zell’s nightlife. With live music, refreshing drinks, and delicious food, the evenings might be somewhat longer and even extend into the night.
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Euro-emergency number – 112
Fire brigade – 122
Police – 133
Ambulance – 144
Doctor-on-call – 141
Mountain rescue – 140
Austrian cave rescue – 2622144
Emergency services for children and young people – 147
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Although Greenland has never been known as party central, the territory’s nightlife is growing nearly as fast as its economy. Nowhere is this more evident than in Nuuk, whose watering holes are all within walking distance of one another. This includes the capital’s oldest bar, Kristinemut, which has live music six days a week, as well as Sunday bingo sessions.

Most other Nuuk bars, like elsewhere in Greenland, are located within hotels. This includes the Skyline Bar, a piano and live music venue on the Hans Egede Hotel’s fifth floor. Typical beer selections include bottles of Carlsberg and Tuborg with the occasional Godthaab Bryghus on offer.

Nightlife is much harder to find outside of Greenland’s main city, but every sizable community will have at least one pub, discotheque, or spot for live music. Although pubs are part of many Greenlandic restaurants, patrons younger than the legal drinking age of 18 are not allowed to enter. During Greenland’s short summers, parties can last as long as the midnight sun is out.

The nightlife in the Maldives is not very lavish, although most resorts have bars and nightclubs for visitors to enjoy the nightlife. You can enjoy nightlife with fantastic music while drinking exotic tropical cocktails.

Maldives nightlife is most popular and lively in Male where you can find a variety of bars. There are discotheques in several hotels and resorts where you can dance to popular numbers. Several discos have live band performances provided and jazz music performances are also held regularly. Parties at some of the beach resorts also feature live band music adding fun and nostalgia to the nightlife.

Crab racing is extremely popular in the Maldives. You can pick a hermit crab and participate by paying the entry fee and hoping it wins the race. Crabs don’t have riders to guide them so they run in nearly random directions all over the place and the first to cross the line wins the race.

The tropical holiday destination transforms as the sun goes down and Thailand nightlife emerges as a fun and exciting way to spend your nights into the wee hours of the morning. Thailand’s nightlife is famous across the world for its many relaxed beachside bars and restaurants by day erupting into exciting party places at night.

Thailand is also famous for its unique range of drinks on offer. If you are looking for a thirst quencher, coconut water is a fantastic option along with plenty of freshly squeezed fruit juices. Locally brewed beers such as Singha and Chang are extremely popular having bold earthy flavours. You can also buy a number of varieties of Thai whisky such as Mekhong whisky and rice whisky are available everywhere.

Thailand offers spectacular food famous for its combinations of rich, spicy, fresh, creamy, and tangy flavors, Thai cuisine takes you on an exotic adventure every mealtime with flavors including lime, coconut, coriander, tamarind, and chili blended together for some truly special dishes. Most of the hotels and resorts in Thailand make use of the fantastic cuisine and serve generally more decadent versions of local dishes

Bangkok offers the best nightlife in Thailand. It is completely different by night, when the sun sets the city transforms into one giant party every evening. Bangkok is home to top-notch nightclubs that would rival those in any other large city, bars that are designed by world-class bar designers, dive bars and pool bars to grab a cheap beer and a quick game of pool or a game on TV, and the most notorious aspects of Bangkok nightlife are its go-go bars and adult entertainment districts.

Bangkok has no shortage of cocktail bars that pump upbeat DJ tunes. The capital is no shortage of trendy speakeasies and dazzling lounges, there is nothing quite like spending your post-work revelry at a jazz bar where the nostalgic tunes come to life.

Bangkok, a city that never sleeps, is renowned for its vibrant nightlife that caters to every taste and preference. From bustling street markets to sophisticated rooftop bars, the Thai capital offers a kaleidoscope of nocturnal experiences. In this guide, we’ll explore the best areas to visit for nightlife in Bangkok, providing insights into both popular and hidden gems.

1. Soi Cowboy: Soi Cowboy is the oldest nightspot and one of Bangkok’s most visited tourist attractions. The place has shot to fame after being featured in the movie Hangover-2 being filmed here. The street is easily recognizable with large neon-lit signs that are dotted on this street and are a relatively short road but jam-packed with bars and Go Go bars. Most of the bars here have standard drink prices and are fairly priced.

2. Nana Plaza: Nana Plaza also called Soi Nanais Bangkok’s most famous adult nightlife spot located on Sukhumvit Soi 4. Nana Plaza is a four-floored adult entertainment complexlike a multi-story car park. It is known for its inviting girls, low prices, and an endless variety of choices galore at this complex.

The nightlife on Soi Nana is not just limited to Nana Plaza if you walk further down Soi 4 you will be rewarded with many bars and restaurants all of which are worth a visit. There are live music venues, and sports bars showing UK and American sports.

3. Patpong: Patpong area is a prominent nightlife area in Bangkok. The main reason it has become the best-known night market in the city is its location coupled with the world-famous adult entertainment. There are numerous neon-lit strip bars offering sexy shows and pole dancing. Nowadays drinks are charged as ordered, or at least the waitress will show you the updated bill each time you order. Patpong has been featured in movies such as The Deer Hunter and Miss Saigon

4. Soi 11 and Soi 13: At Sukhumvit Soi 11 and 13 you will find many bars and nightclubs more akin to those you would find in any western capital city. These 2 Soi’s have a great selection of bars, restaurants, and large nightclubs. The bar selection on Soi 11 varies from carts on the side of the road selling cheap cocktails and beers to big superclubs. In between these 2 extremes are many mid-range bars and restaurants. If you looking for a night out with the locals, heading to Soi 11 or 13 is a must in Bangkok. Drink prices vary greatly on the Soi, from the very cheap carts to the overpriced super clubs.

5. Khao San Road: The Khao San Road is the backpacker’s area of Bangkok and it has one of the best nightlife scenes in Bangkok. The road is lined with bars, jazz bars, cafes, restaurants, and shops, and the whole area comes to life after dark. This road has numerous bars, rooftop bars, nightclubs, and restaurants along with food and alcohol vendors lining the streets.

6. Royal City Avenue: Royal City Avenue or RCA is the epicenter of Bangkok’s club and nightlife zone. It contains a multitude of bars, cafes, nightclubs, live music venues, and discotheques. There is a wide range of places to eat and drink along with a variety of themes at the clubs and restaurants. RCA jams every weekend and stays busy straight through the week.

7. Rambuttri Village: Rambuttri Village is near the infamous Khao San Road. The bars play a range of music such as European and American hits with live bands playing popular songs. The bars offer ice-cold beer, Thai whisky with soda, imported spirits, or listening to some live music the bars here aim to please everyone. It has a good selection of places to eat and you will still find souvenir sellers clothes stands and massage shops.

8. Thonglor: Thongloris Bangkok’s most stylish, sophisticated, and trendy nightlife area. It has fancy wine bars, chic cocktail bars, and swanky restaurants that serve a huge selection of global cuisine. If you are looking for great food, people-watching, art, or just partying hard Thonglor offers something for everyone.

Bangkok, a city pulsating with energy during the day, transforms into a magical realm as night falls. The bustling streets give way to a different kind of excitement, beckoning locals and tourists alike to explore the enchanting nightlife.

1. China Town: China Town is known for its vibrant Chinese restaurants. There are a few bars and clubs where you can have a relaxing time with a few cocktails and beer. The best time to visit is before sunset so that you can still enjoy some shopping at the various stalls in this huge market. The main street in China Town is called Yaowarat known for its numerous street food stalls and restaurants serving delicious cuisines. On the Chinese New Year, Chinatown is all lit up and decorated and a feast to the eyes.

2. Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise: A dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya River offers an unforgettable experience.
During the cruise, you will pass by some of Bangkok’s most famous landmarks like Wat Arun, Royal Palace, Santa Cruz Church, Kalayanamit Temple, Bang Khun Phrom Palace, and Rama VIII Bridge giving you wonderful twilight photo opportunities. A live band plays music as you are treated to a mouth-watering buffet with a wide array of dishes.

3. Clubbing: Bangkok is the premier clubbing destination in Asia. Nightclubs in Bangkok are legendary and there is always something new to discover. The nightclubs play a variety of music such as EDM, classic hip-hop beats, and drum and bass. The nightclubs offer a world-class nightlife experience with an amazing crowd and are packed throughout the week.

4. Jazz: Bangkok has very classy and cool jazz bars featuring some extremely talented artists for you to have a romantic evening with your partner or a sophisticated night out with your friends. Bangkok has a bustling jazz scene attracting local and international musicians to perform in its clubs and bars.

5. Rooftop Bars: Bangkok has numerous rooftop bars offering stunning views over the sprawling metropolis. The city’s rooftop bars have elevated the nightlife to new heights. Lounge back and sip some cocktails while listening to live music soak up the views of the city and party until the wee hours of the morning.

6. Siam Niramit Cultural Show: Siam Niramit is a world-class performance of Thai arts and cultural heritage.
The spectacular stage show takes you through 700 years of the history and culture of Thailand. It is performed on the world’s highest stage at Ratchada Theatre and is acknowledged by the Guinness Book Of World Records. The show features over 100 performers, lavish costumes, stunning set designs, and special effects.

7. Muay Thai: Bangkok is the perfect place to watch and participate in Muay Thai boxing. It is known as the art of eight limbs because participants use their shins, elbows, knees, and fists during each Muay Thai match. In traditional Muay Thai fights, each match is preceded by a ceremonial dance known as the Wai Kru Ram Muay which is an homage to one’s teacher, parents, and the King. In Bangkok, there are two stadiums where you can watch several bouts in one evening, including all of the traditional pre-bout rituals at the Lumpinee Boxing Stadium and Rajadamnern Thai Boxing Stadium.

8. Calypso Cabaret: Calypso Cabaret is considered the best cabaret show in Bangkok and takes place every night at Asiatique The Riverfront. The show is performed by ladyboys in jazzy costumes singing, dancing, and mocking celebrities from different eras right from Elvis Presley to Lady Gaga. The performance has a mix of English show tunes, Chinese love songs, Korean pop, and traditional Japanese music.

9. Chang Chui Plane Night Market: Chang Chui Plane Night Market is a famous creative night market in Bangkok with a real plane housed in this market. The market has an art gallery, a cinema, restaurants, cafés, a tea house, street food, creative and unique shops, and a plane. A walk in the grounds will surprise you with huge sculptures and ingeniously creative stores made from recycled materials. At this market, you can shop for t-shirts, handbags, gems, mobile covers, arts and crafts. There are several places to eat food and bars serving beers with options for all tastes and budgets.

10. Chatuchak Friday Night Market: Chatuchak Friday Night Market is known for selling wholesale clothing and fashion products for men and women. At this market, you can buy clothes, shoes, bags, and accessories at bargain prices but you need to make a purchase of at least three or more products at the same store in order to get such prices. The market has some street stalls selling tasty Thai delicacies for you to enjoy after shopping.

11. Train Night Market Srinakarin: Train Night Market Srinakarin also known as Talad Rot Fai is a famous open-air bazaar complex known for vintage and retro goods. The market is divided into three sections such as Market Zone, Warehouse Zone, and Rod’s Antiques. At this large market, you can buy clothes, accessories, shoes, leather jackets, old designer bags, household items, electronic appliances, cameras, Japanese anime toys, and many others.
Rot’s Antique Zone is located in a converted factory building towards the back of the market. The selection of antiques is incredible with most shops selling household items such as furniture, paintings, glassware, light fixtures, memorabilia, and motorbikes. Rot Fai boasts dozens of lively bars on the back of a truck or campervan to Thai-style pubs offering indoor seating that serves cheap beer, finger-licking food, and live music.

12. Suan Lum Night Bazaar: Suan Lum Night Bazaar is an indoor and outdoor market with a series of shops and stalls. At this night market, you can buy clothes, shoes, printed T-shirts, jewelry, artwork, woodcarvings, handicrafts, and souvenirs. The Suan Lum Night Bazaar is known for its entertainment options such as Playhouse Cabaret Ladyboy Show, Muay Thai boxing shows, magic shows, live music shows, and performances by street artists. The market has several restaurants offering traditional Thai food and seafood.

13. Artbox Night Market: Artbox is a trendy night market with stalls housed in metal shipping containers. At this market, you can find vendors selling local designer fashion brands, artworks, and unique accessories. The variety of shops at affordable prices makes it a market attractive showcasing the creativity of young Thai. The market has live music with performances by artists and local bands pepping up the atmosphere. You will find many creatively served snacks and drinks here, so come with an empty stomach and open mind to try as many delicacies as you can.

14. Talad Neon Night Market: Talad Neon Night Market also known as Neon Market or Downtown Night Market is a famous night market with colorful neon lights providing the market a unique identity. At this night market, you will find the latest fashion in clothes, Thai silk scarfs, shoes, bags, accessories, handcrafts, jewelry, toys, souvenirs, homewares, and mobile phone accessories. The market also has a live band to captivate the crowd with thrilling performances. At the market, there are numerous food stalls serving delicious street food and cool outdoor bars.

15. Liab Duan Night Market: Liab Duan Night Market also known as Market by the Highway is a popular market for the locals. The market has various stalls selling clothes, vintage items, watches, handbags, toys, shoes, cosmetics, fashion accessories, and knock-off luxury items at affordable rates. There are many stalls and vendors selling delicious food along with a handful of pubs and bars in this market.

16. Hua Mum Night Market: Hua Mum Night Market also known as Hua Mum Market& More is a fairly new market offering a local vibe. At this night market, you can buy clothing, shoes, handmade bags, jewelry, accessories, homewares, funky key chains, and souvenirs. The market has a live band playing in the middle of the market creating a charming atmosphere. The market offers a variety of food stalls selling snacks, noodles, seafood, and tasty desserts.

17. Sukhumvit Street Market: The Sukhumvit Street Market is a popular open-air market. There market has a wide array of stalls selling clothes, bags, accessories, flip-flops, watches, and souvenirs. You will also find pop-up bars offering cheap drinks and tasty Thai snacks at this market.

18. Siam Gypsy Junction: The Siam Gypsy Junction is located along the main track of Thailand’s National Railway. The market is famous for selling vintage goods such as antique furniture, crockery, vinyl records, old typewriters, music posters, second-hand clothes, and vintage signs and a visit through this market feels like nothing short of time-traveling.The market is lively on Friday and Saturday nights with live Thai bands in many of the bars who love to play old western rock songs. There are numerous food stalls and restaurants serving traditional Thai street food delights.

19. Indy Night Market Dao Khanong: Indy Night Market is an open-air market that opens daily. The market has around 500 stalls of food, drink, crafts, clothes, and more on the Thon Buri side of the river in the Dao Khanong area. At this market, you can buy fashionable clothes, fancy dresses, shoes, bags, hats, sunglasses, leather goods, jewelry, and much more. The market has various food stalls selling lip-smacking Thai street food. There are music performances by local Thai artists regularly creating a charming atmosphere.

20. Train Night Market Ratchada: Train Night Market Ratchada also known as Talad Nud Rod Fai is a popular night market with a retro and vintage atmosphere. It operates from Thursday to Sunday from 5 pm until past midnight. The market is mainly divided into three sections with the nearest to the Esplanade Mall area mainly dedicated to food, the central area of the market has stalls selling various goods, and the farthest end of the market is the area where you will find the bars and restaurants.
The many stalls at this market sell a variety of items such as antiques, toys, retro accessories, jewelry, clothes, hats, bags, leather goods, mobile phone accessories, shoes, souvenirs, and electronics. You will see rows of food stalls offering a great variety to feed all the different cravings. The bars serve beers and other liquors at really affordable prices.

21. Asiatique The Riverfront: The Asiatique Riverfront is a combination of a night bazaar and a mall with a colonial-style former warehouse complex. It makes the most of its attractive riverfront location with a boardwalk that enjoys pleasant views out over the water and across Bangkok’s skyline.
There are small shops in four different warehouses selling souvenirs, gifts, handicrafts, jewelry, clothing, and much more. The complex also has nightly performances taking place in the two cultural theatres showing cabaret and traditional Thai puppetry shows entertaining visitors.
It is a paradise for foodies with numerous street food stalls, local and international fine dining restaurants, and wine bars. You have everything from Japanese, Italian, and Korean to American, Thai, seafood, Chinese, and Turkish. Asiatique provides great props for taking photos such as a reproduction of a tram car, anchors, and a pushcart.

22. Patpong Night Market: Patpong Night Market is one of the most famous night markets in Bangkok. The market is known for inexpensive knock-offs of fashion clothing, accessories, shoes, handbags, belts, watches, jewelry, sunglasses, handicrafts, carved soaps, artwork, mobile phone accessories, and souvenirs. The market is famous for selling fake brand name items so be careful with the price you are paying.

Phuket is famous across the world around for its colorful nightlife. Nightlife in Phuket offers great nightclubs hosting international DJs, fancy rooftop bars, live bands, go-go bars, discos, and cabaret shows that defy your imagination. Phuket is the hotspot for most tourists, so each individual place has its own nightlife too, with its own experience to be had. The nightlife hotspots are spread out throughout the districts and you can find them on the beach where there are many beach bars or at the small alleys branching off the major streets. Phuket offers something for everyone across all tastes and budgets.

Embracing the essence of Phuket’s nightlife involves more than just clubbing. It’s a holistic experience that includes cultural shows, beach parties, and culinary adventures.

1. Bangla Road: Bangla Road along Patong Beach is the prime nightlife destination of Phuket offering energetic and lively nightlife. After sunset, Bangla Road comes to life with neon lights and music playing along this small street. This road has many street performances where you will be entertained by fire-spitting, magic tricks, hip-hop, and samba dancing.

The street is filled with bars, discos, friendly go-go bars, trendy nightclubs, and Ping Pong shows at various establishments in the area. Bangla Road has popular live music venues and ticket promoters offering showings and ladyboy cabarets around this location. Bangla Road is world famous for the nightlife and the entertainment it can offer to visitors and that is one of the reasons that it is always packed. It has numerous restaurants serving awesome flavorful local dishes.

2. Kathu: Kathu is a small village along the Kathu beach in Phuket. It has fantastic markets day and night, where you can buy just about anything. Kathu is perfect for a night out in one of the many restaurants located around the area. The street along the beach is the main hub of nightlife with bars, food joints, restaurants, and entertainment.

3. Kamala: Kamala offers a laid-back nightlife. It has nice beach bars and pubs right along Kamala Beach where you can enjoy beer, cocktails,s, and some light entertainment. It has a variety of small restaurants serving gastronomical delights to feast.

4. Karon: Karon is often known as the little sister of Patong. There are bars, Irish pubs, beach clubs, and girlie bars. The Karon beach provides exciting nightlife. Some of the renowned Karon beach bars serve excellent all-day food and a good selection of cocktails and beer along with food offering a combination of Thai and other Asian cuisines.

5. Rawai: Rawai offers a lively nightlife, especially along the Rawai beachfront where you will find numerous bars and nightclubs. It offers a fantastic mix of restaurants serving exotic seafood restaurants along with Thai and European food.

6. Bangtao: Bangtao Beach is a popular destination with numerous beach clubs, lounges, and sports bars. It is popular for its high-end beach-style clubs to dance the night away with sophisticated dining destinations to enjoy conversations and casual cocktail bars to spend time during the night. You can also visit Bang Tao night market where you can enjoy delicious Thai food, snacks, and drinks and go shopping for souvenirs, clothes, gifts, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables.

7. Kata: Kata beach is a haven for surfers and tourists with a gorgeous beach made up of white sand, and clear water, surrounded by a line of palm trees on the roadside it is truly a vacation paradise. You will find an abundance of things to do here day and night. There are numerous shops and night markets spread across Kata.

Nightlife in Kata is fantastic with a vast range of bars, which are mainly situated on the beach road of Kata. This street at night does come alive with many girlie bars, shops, street vendors, and a few lady-boy bars. Kata has numerous places to eat that serve everything from traditional Thai cuisine, and Turkish cuisine, to Italian, European, and Western food delicacies.

8. Chalong: Chalong Bay features a sizzling nightlife with its several English-style pubs. The bars in Chalong rarely stray from the ubiquitous combination of bar stools, darts board, pool table, fairy lights, and bar hostesses. It has a wide array of seafront restaurants serving delicious cuisines such as Thai, Italian, Mexican, and Indian food.

Phuket, the tropical paradise nestled in the heart of Thailand, isn’t just famous for its pristine beaches and vibrant daytime activities. As the sun sets, the island transforms into a playground for those seeking exciting nocturnal adventures. Let’s delve into the enchanting world of nightlife in Phuket and discover the myriad of activities that await the night owls.

1. Nightclubs: Nightclubs are one of the key attractions that make Phuket such an alluring holiday destination for people across the world. The major concentrations of nightclubs in Phuket are on Bangla Road offering splendid ambiance, dance floor, live band, and music offering enjoyment till the wee hours of the morning.

2. Beach Clubs: Phuket is popular for its exotic nightlife. To experience the thrill of nightlife, the beach clubs provide an excellent option with an array of luxurious beach clubs which provides an excellent option to mingle and enjoy food, cocktails, and live music from a famous DJ till midnight offering a good time.

3. Sunset Bars: Phuket has some of the best sunset bars offering spectacular views of the island. Some of the most popular and splendid sunset bars and restaurants are on the hilly road that connects Kata Beach and Nai Harn Village where visitors can enjoy nature’s panoramic beauty in a relaxing ambiance.

4. Go-Go Bars: A visit to the Go-Go Bars is one of the prime attractions of Phuket’s nightlife. When it comes to enjoyment for the adults these bars are absolutely worth a visit. Though the bars are mainly directed at the men couples also visit more to experience the show and to have something to talk about back home. Most of the Go Go Bars are present on both sides of Soi Seadragon almost in the central part of Bangla Road.

5. Phuket Weekend Market: Phuket Weekend Market also known as Naka Market is one of the largest night markets in Phuket. It is open on Saturday and Sunday from 4 PM to 10 PM. At this market, you will find great bargains on clothes, footwear, bags, jewellery, toys, handicrafts, carvings, accessories, paintings souvenirs. The market has various food and beer stalls serving lip-smacking delectable food.

6. Chillva Market: Chillva Market is a trendy night market with a bohemian vibe and boasts an impressive selection of selection of fashion and food stalls. At this market, you can shop for clothes, accessories, sunglasses, shoes, handmade beauty products, and traditional handicrafts. The amphitheater in the center of this market plays live music making it a lively atmosphere. There are various food stalls serving delicious food at this market.

7. Phuket Walking Street: Phuket Walking Street also known as Lard Yaiis located in Phuket Old Town. On Phuket Walking Street vendors are selling clothing, souvenirs, handicrafts, stuffed toys Thai food, and more. At this market, you can sample local Thai dishes along with stalls selling fruit juices, ice cream, traditional Thai sweets, and desserts.

8. Indy Night Market: Indy Night Market in Phuket is a small market with an entertaining mix of vendors and live performances. At this market, you can find young Thai selling clothes, shoes, flip-flops, bags, accessories, souvenirs, and customized key rings. The market has live music performances along with plenty of food stalls serving Thai delicacies and desserts.

9. Karon Temple Market: The Karon Temple Market is located around Karon Beach and is one of the most popular markets in Phuket. This lively market takes place twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays offering a variety of products such as T-shirts, Thai-style handbags, scarves, watches, sarong, handmade soaps, and jewelry. The market has numerous stalls selling, fresh fruit, Thai street food, and Thai desserts.

10. Royal Paradise Night Market: Royal Paradise Night Market or Phuket Night Market is located along Patong Beach. At this market, you can buy mobile accessories, clothes, jeans, beachwear, accessories, lamps, carved soap ornaments, health oil, jewelry, and much more.

11. Malin Plaza Night Market: Malin Plaza Night Market is known for its culinary delights. The market offers a variety of souvenirs, clothes, beachwear, bags, spa products, and mobile phone accessories. It offers an array of food stalls serving tasty seafood dishes, fried chicken, snacks, Thai pancakes, sticky mango rice, and ice cream among others.

12. Simon Cabaret: Simon Cabaret is one of Thailand’s most famous ladyboy shows. It is a unique show with elaborate sets having extravagant costumes I wish you could see more. The trendy ladyboys lip sync, dance, and act in a story-telling drama will take viewers through many countries like India, Egypt, Australia, China, Korea, Russia, and Taiwan. The engrossing digital sound with mesmerizing visual effects provides entertainment to rave reviews night after night.

13. FantaSea: Fantasea is a cultural theme park that showcases a colorful cultural performance known as Fantasy of a Kingdom. It has become the ultimate nightlife entertainment in Phuket. The show is about the exotic and mesmerizing heritage of Thailand showcasing Thai culture, magic, acrobatics, performing animals, pyrotechnics, stunts, and aerial performances coupled with innovative cutting-edge technology 4D effects. It has the world’s grandest theme dining facility where visitors can indulge in the most sumptuous buffet offering royal Thai dishes and popular international cuisines from all over the world.

14. Live Music: Patong is the center of nightlife in Phuket where you can find many popular venues that entertain their guest with live DJ music. At the numerous venues, you can enjoy folk, hard rock, and hip hop music along with a host of other options while enjoying good music with a pleasant ambiance relaxing drinks, and delicious food.

15. Siam Niramit: Siam Niramit show is a must showing Thailand’s arts and cultural heritage. It features over 100 performers showcasing the traditions and beliefs of Siam using traditional Thai dance, music, acrobatics, martial arts, spectacular stage with sumptuous set designs, extravagant costumes, and special visual effects created by fire, lightning, and smoke. The stunning and inspiring Siam Niramit show consists of three acts such as Journey Back into History, Journey Beyond Imagination- The Three Realms, and Journey Thorough Joyous Festivals. You can enjoy a buffet dinner before the show catering to all tastes.

16. Muay Thai: Muay Thai or Thai boxing is the national sport of Thailand. It is one of the most exhilarating blood-pumping aspects of Thai culture. Phuket is home to two famous arenas where boxing fights can be observed almost any weekday. You can watch trained professionals compete at local fighting events.

17. Dino Park Mini Golf: Dino Park Mini Golf is one of the fascinating attractions of the Phuket nightlife scene along the Kata Beach area. The 18-hole minigolf course is decorated with statues of dinosaurs featuring impressive lighting and sound effects. The entire park premise has a wildlife theme with waterfalls, caves, and realistic mammoth dinosaur models. The volcano erupting every 30 minutes with flames and fog is also best appreciated after dusk. It also has a Flintstones-themed restaurant and is a great place to enjoy a day out with the family.

18. Sunset Dinner Cruise: The Sunset Dinner Cruise offers stunning views of sunset with spectacular colors of the evening sky. Enjoy sipping a glass of fine wine while enjoying the gorgeous tropical sunsets and serene surroundings of the Andaman Sea. Have a sumptuous buffet dinner under the stars and some of the best entertainment creating a long-lasting memory.

Pattaya offers the combination of sun, beach, and nightlife quite like in Phuket. Thailand’s largest and most popular island seduces the visitor with a vibrant mix of nighttime entertainment and beach culture.
From the famous west-coast beaches of Patong, Kata, or Kemala to the undiscovered little coves in the north, Phuket boasts a wealthy variety of beaches sure to excite every sun seeker out there. With their warm crystal-clear waters and beautiful white sands fringed by nodding palm trees, these lovely shores abound in water sports and superb underwater activities.
This place has been long known for bars, streets lighten overnight and endless parties.

Pattaya, a vibrant coastal city in Thailand, is not just known for its stunning beaches and cultural richness but also for its electrifying nightlife. From bustling streets to tranquil beachside spots, Pattaya offers a diverse range of nightlife experiences. Let’s delve into the best areas to visit for an unforgettable night in this tropical paradise.

1. Walking Street: The famous walking street is the epicenter and mecca of Pattaya’s nightlife. This neon-lit street is filled with music, live band performers, food, and everything else on this long road leaving you dazzled. Walking Street is closed to vehicles in the evening and it comes alive around midnight. The street is lined with a mix of drinking bars, nightclubs, discos, live music venues, Go-Go bars, and restaurants.
The street is lined with numerous live band performances where you can find a band you like and enjoy drinks while tapping your feet or dancing to popular songs. The street has excellent open-air food stalls and well-established restaurants serving delicious food. You can also see the Muay Thai boxing show on Pattaya Walking Street and you can even step into the ring and get yourself photographed with the boxers.

2. Soi LK Metro: Soi LK Metro is one of the main entertainment and nightlife areas in Pattaya. it is an L-shaped street lined with numerous bars, gogo bars, coyote bars, shops, restaurants, and hotels. The prices that you pay here are reasonable compared to Walking Street. There are also open-air beer bars along the street where customers can sit and watch the action on the street.

3. Soi 6: Soi 6 is located alongside Beach Road and a single street featuring numerous bars lining the street with a group of Thai Girls with lots of girls most of them standing outside trying to make you come inside for a short time. The girls like to have a good time and you will frequently find them dancing on the tables and suspended from the ceiling on the rings.

4. Soi 7: Soi 7 is a fun and lively street to visit that has a lot of beer bars, massage shops, restaurants, and hotels. During the day it is quiet and subdued, but at night the bars open and things start to get fun. It is a favorite place to enjoy beer and meet girls and a popular place for visitors. Towards the middle of Soi 7, there are a couple of large beer bar complexes that have dozens of small bars each.

5. Soi 8: Soi 8 is another street that likes to sleep during the day and awake at night for the party. It has numerous beer bars, clubs, girly bars, restaurants, hotels and guesthouses, and massage parlors to enjoy nightlife.

6. Soi Buakhao: Soi Buakhao is one of the most popular nightlife streets in the center of Pattaya. The street offers a wide range of hotels, shops, beer bars, go-go clubs, and massage parlors. Most of the bars are open-air bars so the bars will be noticeably attractive towards visitors passing across. On this street, there are many nice restaurants and street food stalls serving delicious food.

7. Jomtien: Jomtien offers a relaxed and laid-back nightlife to spend the evenings. Along Jomtien Beach road you will find a vast array of places from which to enjoy the more subdued atmosphere. With either a fine meal or a few quiet drinks and watching the evening drift away.
At the very southern tip of Jomtien Beach Road, you will find a few live music venues playing western rock music to tourists every evening. These bars are worth a visit to enjoy the jovial atmosphere.

8. Pattayaland: Pattayaland is lit up with neon lights of go-go bars and girlie bars. There are go-go bars, bars, and restaurants serving Thai delights. The majority of the bars and go-go bars here feature male dancers but there are also a few female go-go bars, some restaurants, and a hotel in the soi.

Pattaya is not just a sun-soaked paradise for beach lovers; it’s also a haven for night owls seeking excitement after dark. The city’s nightlife is as diverse as its daytime offerings, promising something for everyone. Whether you’re a culture connoisseur, a party enthusiast, or a foodie looking for late-night delights, Pattaya has experiences that will leave you enchanted.

1. Pattaya Night Bazaar: Pattaya Night Bazaar is an air-conditioned night market despite its name it is open for most of the day, from 10 AM to 11 PM. At this market, you can buy a varied assortment of clothes, scarves, footwear, accessories, bags, household goods, spa products, jewelry, and souvenirs. The bazaar is popular for its numerous tailor shops providing quality custom tailoring. The bazaar has food stalls where you can savor tasty Thai snacks and dishes.

2. Thepprasit Road Night Market: Thepprasit Road Night Market also known as Pattaya Weekend Market is the most popular night market in Pattaya for locals and tourists. This market is open from Friday to Sunday selling a huge range of clothes, shoes, cosmetics, toys, jewelry, handcrafted souvenirs, hats, watches, handbags, and mobile phone accessories among many other things available at this vibrant market. The market is famous for its numerous food stalls selling lip-smacking delicious local street food such as seafood, noodles, spicy salads, barbecued meats, and fresh juices.

3. Jomtien Beach Night Market: Jomtien Beach Night Market is a small night market located along Jomtien Beach Road. The market has a wide range of stalls selling clothes, accessories, handicrafts, beachwear, and souvenirs. The market plays music with a few pop-up bars where you can buy beers and cocktails. There are a variety of food stalls selling Thai cuisines to pamper your taste buds.

4. Pratumnak Night Market: Pratamnak Night Market also known as Russian Night Market is one of the best night markets in Pattaya. The market offers a wide range of Russian delicacies along with exotic Thai cuisine and mouth-watering fresh fruits and shakes.

5. Sukhumvit Road Market Naklua: Sukhumvit Road Market Naklua also known as North Pattaya market is a big night market offering a huge range of goods. At this market, you can find a unique assortment of goods such as clothes, footwear, accessories, jewelry, a unique assortment of souvenirs, mobile phone accessories, cosmetics, toys, homeware items, electronics, DVDs, desktop computers, TVs, and gaming consoles.

6. Tiffany’s Show: Glamorous costumes and glittering jewels make Tiffany’s showgirls as glamorous as any in the world and have been mesmerizing audiences. Extravagantly beautiful costumes, toe-tapping choreography, special lighting effects, and music presented in wonderfully detailed scenery with the most beautiful showgirls to make your night at Tiffany’s Show Pattaya a magical and truly memorable night.

7. Alcazar Cabaret Show: The Alcazar Cabaret Show is one of Thailand’s most famous ladyboy cabaret shows. The show has beautiful settings and chic costumes with bright colors. Beautiful singers and artists charm with parodies, dances, and humor plays accompanied by light effects and music. The performance will grab your attention at once and take you to different decades centuries and countries.

8. Pattaya Rocket Ball: The Pattaya Rocket Ball Ride is one of the most fun-filled things to do in Pattaya at night. It comprises steel towers with an exclusive string linked to each of the towers. Both ends of the string are attached to a confined steel-made vehicle in which the riders are accommodated. The ride tosses the riders high up in the air and it spins and bounces repeatedly at thrilling speeds and bounces as they go 50 meters high in the air.

9. Alangkarn Cultural Show: The Alangkarn Theater is home to a stunning Thai Extravaganza Show. It is an impressive production telling the story of the core beliefs of the Thai people and explaining Thai history through traditional Thai art and design. Visitors will enjoy the show featuring lavish stage sets, colorful costumes, surround sound system, multi-color lasers, and multi-dimension technique presentation. The theater is home to a high-quality restaurant offering a sumptuous and satisfying mix of both Thai and international dishes.

10. Art in Paradise: Art in Paradise is a 3D art museum with geometric projection of 3D model scenes. The interactive 3D painting creates an illusion of your own presence in the picture and tricks your eyes with a number of illusions. It is divided into different theme halls where you can see different pictures and take photos creating an unforgettable experience.

11. Kaan Show: Kaan is an exciting show that uses live-action, cinema, stage performance, and world-class technology to create special effects and illusions that captivate audiences. It is based on Thai folklore and mythology creating a thrilling and engaging show with dramatic scenery and mindblowing choreography and stunts.

12. Ripley’s Believe It or Not!: Ripley’s Believe It or Not! exhibits a collection of weird, amazing, strange, and surprising things from across the world. The museum houses more than 400 unique collections of oddities and it presents a careful balance between the strange, the shocking, and the beautiful. Be exhilarated with Ripley’s 4D Moving Theater, a high-tech simulator amusement ride guaranteed to thrill both the mind and body. Venture into your worst nightmares at Ripley’s Haunted Adventure. Be dazzled with imaginable special effects and live actors that will send shivers down your spine from the moment you enter till the time you escape. Journey into the magical worlds at Ripley’s Infinity Maze that will challenge your perception, mesmerize all your senses, and make you question reality.

13. Colosseum Cabaret Show: The Colosseum Show is the largest cabaret theatre show in Pattaya. The dazzling, energetic show full of glitz and glamour showcases the cultures of various countries around the world. The dancers and singers wear extravagant gowns and dresses in vibrant colors with stylish set designs on top of the range of lighting and sound effects. The ladyboy dancers and singers perform 16 acts showcasing dance, music, and culture of countries from around the globe like Italy, Thailand, Korea, India, China, and Vietnam.

14. Mini Siam & Mini Europe: Mini Siam and Mini Europe is a famous miniature park that offers a glimpse of famous attractions around the world. The park exhibits miniature replicas of famous landmarks and historically famous buildings in Thailand, Europe, and around the world. It features miniature models of famous landmarks such as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the Democracy Monument, Anantasamakom Throne Hall, Wat Phra Srisanpet, Bridge along with international landmarks such as Tower Bridge, Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty, Trevi Fountain, relics from Egypt, Rome and many more.

15. Muay Thai: Muay Thai is an intense martial art and the most popular sport in all of Thailand. Watch professional fighters go all out and exchange a flurry of punches and kicks strong enough to break a human bone. With a glamorous ambiance and stylish décor, watching a fight here will give you the feel of a major boxing title bout. On Thursdays and Saturdays, the stadium hosts various cultural shows and exhibition fights, though they are nowhere as thrilling as the actual fights.

16. Koh Samui: Koh Samui island is one of the world’s top destinations for nightlife and entertainment offering virtually endless possibilities for fun. The island has an extremely diverse choice of bars, pubs, lounges, nightclubs, beach clubs, beer bars, cocktail stands, and famous gourmet restaurants.

Chaweng Beach Road is the hub of nightlife in Koh Samui and provides various places for nightlife. You can enjoy divine cocktails, and party at various spots till the sunshine.

Maenam Beach is a relaxed tropical beachfront. The beach offers various nightspots with a relaxed vibe. It has a unique nightlife trend with venues that satisfy all budgets and tastes from great pubs for sports, and pool games, and sophisticated lounge bars.

At Boput you can spend the night with your friends drinking and chatting the night away in a relaxing friendly atmosphere. It offers a good choice of restaurants and bars.

Koh Samui, an island paradise in Thailand, is not only famous for its stunning beaches and lush landscapes but also for its vibrant nightlife. As the sun sets, the island transforms into a hub of excitement and entertainment, offering a diverse range of experiences for night owls. Let’s embark on a journey to explore the best areas to visit for nightlife in Koh Samui.

1. Chaweng Night Market: Chaweng Night Market is a large market with numerous stalls selling clothes, sunglasses, jewelry, accessories, bags, flip flops, beach wear, handicrafts, and exclusive souvenirs. There are numerous food stalls that serve authentic Thai food and international cuisines and a paradise for food lovers. The market hosts live music performances to entertain the visitors.

2. Lamai Night Market: Lamai Night Market is a weekly Sunday market with numerous stalls for shopping and food. Popular items to purchase at Lamai Night Market are clothes, batik sarongs, funky T-shirts, lamps, bed linen, wooden elephants, watches, bags, flip-flops, and handicraft items. The market also has numerous snack stalls, restaurants, cafes, bars, and pubs for all budgets and tastes.

3. Elephant Walk: Elephant Walk is a daily night market in Fisherman’s Village known for its quirky and trendy souvenirs. At this night market, you can find unique and distinctive clothing, DVDs, spa products, and souvenirs. The market also has quite popular restaurants serving delicious food.

4. Fisherman’s Village Walking Street: The Fisherman’s Village Walking Street market is held every Friday from 4 PM to 11 PM and spread across various streets and filled with shoppers and street performers. It is a great place to buy exotic souvenirs, jewelry, T-shirts, bags, sunglasses, cheap electronics, and antiques pop-up shops. The market is famous for herbs, spices, handicrafts, musical instruments, and unique accessories. It has numerous food and drinks stalls of coffee and beer stands where you can relax and savor delicious Thai delicacies.

Nestled in the Gulf of Thailand, Koh Samui is not only renowned for its sun-kissed beaches and crystal-clear waters but also for the vibrant nightlife it offers. As the sun sets, the island transforms into a nocturnal playground, presenting a plethora of activities for those seeking to make the most of their evenings. Let’s dive into the enchanting world of “Things To Do At Night In Koh Samui.

1. Dance and Night Clubs: Bars & clubs such as ArkBar, Cha Cha Moon, Solo Bar, Q Bar, Green Mango, and Sound Club are the main clubs and bars that cater mainly to the younger generation who enjoy commercial and underground dance music.

Ark Bar is probably the largest of the clubs and is located on the beach and open all day and at night until around 2 am, it offers a great beach party vibe with DJs playing upbeat dance music.

Cha Cha Moon plays the most underground and cutting-edge house and techno music, it is located on the beach and usually opens from 8 til late as a nightclub. Solo Bar plays upbeat house music and makes a great place to warm up for the night ahead but also stays open til 2 am. Q Bar opens evenings and night time and Sound Club is open til dawn and caters to those who have enough energy to party hard until the sun comes up.

2. Gogo Bars: These bars often have very beautiful and evocatively dressed girls serving drinks and dancing. Rather like a strip club, some go-go bars will have organized entertainment and coordinated shows and others will have pool tables, and the girls will play pool and chat with the customers. Loud music and a jolly and sexy atmosphere are the norm and these bars tend to be grouped together in certain areas, this is the case across Thailand and also on Samui.

3. Night Markets: The Shopping in Koh Samui Thailand doesn’t stop when the sun goes down. The evenings in Koh Samui bring the night markets with the locals selling their wares and tares all vying for your custom. The popular markets are in Lamai and Fisherman’s Village. The stalls are crammed with all sorts of bargains from clothes to crickets. Haggling with the prices is all part of the fun experience but don’t be offended if when refused.

The Night Markets are popular with the locals you will see families eating and enjoying the evening. Some Westerners will grimace at some of the food products available, the strange smells, oddly shaped vegetables, and unusual-looking seafood. The vendors will try to tempt you with a small sample of their food enticing you to buy from them.

Chiang Mai nightlife is one of the best in Thailand, and it allows you to see the beautiful city under the stars. It has a wide variety of different venues offering a diverse mix of wine bars, regular bars, reggae bars, and Thai local bars, nightclubs employing different aspects of Thai culture. The bars and restaurants in Chiang Mai offer live performances of all genres of music from Thai to international. The nightlife of Chiang Mai offers something for everyone to have a good time. Chiang Mai enforces a strict closing time for nearly all bars at midnight so plan out accordingly.

Chiang Mai, a city steeped in history and cultural richness, also boasts a vibrant nightlife that caters to a diverse range of tastes. As the sun sets over the mountainous landscape, the city transforms into a haven for those seeking an unforgettable night out. In this guide, we’ll navigate through the best areas for nightlife in Chiang Mai, ensuring you make the most of your evenings in this enchanting city.

1. Old City District: The nightlife in the Old City is scattered across various locations and the best area is Boon Yoo Market also known as Soi Reggae. Ratvithi is lined with a great assortment of bars, eateries, and restaurants. Tha Phae Gate also has a cluster of a few bars and clubs.

2. Loi Kroh Road: Loi Kroh is the epicenter of Chiang Mai’s girlie bar scene. There are beer bars, live music bars, and sports bars, which play live blues and jazz music. On this road, you will find pretty ladies standing outside the bars asking visitors to come to their bar.

3. Ping: Chiang Mai’s riverside is located along the Ping River and is lined with bars, restaurants, and interesting shops. Enjoy live bands at numerous venues along the riverside while enjoying your favorite cocktail or beer along the romantic setting of the Ping River.

4. Nimmanhaemin Road: The Nimmanhaemin Road is lined with restaurants, cafés, bars and restaurants.
It also has craft beer pubs serving inexpensive beer and tasty Thai snacks, and beer shops with outside patios to relax and people watch.

Chiang Mai, a city steeped in history and culture, transforms into a different realm as the sun sets. The nights in this Northern Thai gem offer a plethora of activities that cater to all tastes. Whether you’re an avid foodie, culture enthusiast, or nature lover, Chiang Mai has something special for you. Let’s dive into the enchanting world of things to do at night in Chiang Mai.

1. Khantoke Dinner Show: Chiang Mai’s traditional Khantoke dinner is a specialty of northern Thailand and an experience you will never forget. Sample the delicious dishes as you enjoy the show of traditional dances and energetic drumming. You will be seated on bamboo mats with food being served in large platters at low tables. As this is an unlimited buffet you can eat as much as you like but do not waste food.

2. Miracle Cabaret Show: Miracle Cabaret is the largest cabaret show in Chiang Mai. It has more than 200 performers both males and ladyboys performing an extravagant glitz and glamour show with music, dance, and comedy. The performers wear extravagant gowns and feathers the dancers present an entertaining show with both cultural and funny acts.

3. Siam Dragon Show: The Siam Dragon Show incorporates a beautiful cabaret style with singing, and dancing in a variety of modern styles. The talented performers have beautiful costumes and stage decorations featuring both modern and regional styles that highlight the unique beauty of Northern Thailand.

4. Muay Thai: Muay Thai is Thailand’s national sport also known as the Dance of the eight limbs as both fighters use their arms and legs to swing, strike, punch, and kick at their opponent. Fights run throughout the week at different stadiums around town and are always entertaining, especially if it is your first time witnessing this unique form of combat. There are alcoholic beverages available at the bars within the stadium.

5. Dinner Cruise: East of Chiang Mai’s Old City area is the Ping River, home to many riverside bars and restaurants. Although eating dinner at one of these popular establishments is fun any time you go, you can’t beat the experience of floating down the river on an intimate dinner cruise while enjoying traditional Thai dishes and excellent company.

6. Chiang Mai Night Safari: Chiang Mai Night Safari is the world’s third nocturnal zoo. On the night safari experience a thrilling adventure where you get up and close with giraffes, zebras, red- kangaroos, white tigers, lions, spotted hyenas, etc. Watch a musical fountain show with lights, lasers, and music on your Chiang Mai Night Safari.

7. Art In Paradise: Chiang Mai Art in Paradise is the world’s biggest 3D art museum. The museum has a variety of paintings featuring animals, the underwater world, extinct animals, deserts, and the famous Pharaoh’s tomb. The 3D effects of the photos make you part of each scene. Before you take a photo, be creative with your poses to capture realistic and fun moments.

8. Annual Sky Lantern Festival: The Annual Sky Lantern Festival takes place in November in Chiang Mai. The highlight is that numerous sky lanterns decorated with good luck wishes and prayers are released to the sky adorned with lights and float up into the sky. During the festival, you will see live cultural performances, traditional rituals, and local dances.

9. Chiang Mai Night Bazaar: Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is the most popular shopping bazaar and a must for all visitors. The market comes to life in the evening and buzzes till midnight. The night bazaar consists of countless stalls packed along the sidewalks and spilling out into the street. At this bazaar, a wide array of goods can be bought such as clothes, shoes, Thai silk, handicrafts, purses, wallets, watches, video games, luggage, housewares, furniture, statues made from auto parts, spices, souvenirs, samurai swords, artwork, jewelry and antiques. Another big draw for visitors is the huge selection of cheap CDs and DVDs but make sure you test the disc before buying. The market has plenty of restaurants and bars in the vicinity where you can take a break from shopping and enjoy delicious food.

10. Sunday Market: Sunday Night Market Walking Street also known as Tha Pae Walking Street is a large market popular with locals and visitors. At the market, you can buy imitation designer labels, fabric, Thai silk, paper, handicrafts, shoes, jewelry, souvenirs, accessories, woodcarvings, ceramics, etc. Many of the stall vendors make and sell their own products, and the quality of craftsmanship is superb. There are a number of restaurants, coffee shops, and makeshift bars in the market area. The market also has street entertainers, musicians, puppeteers, Thai dancers, and bands performing after dark.

11. Nimman: Nimman offers exceptional shopping in markets, shopping malls, and independent boutiques. There are many types of shops at Nimman such as clothing, souvenirs, restaurants coffee shops, etc offering a joyful, unique, and memorable atmosphere. It has a bohemian feel as stores cater to young students and hipsters offering low prices and the best bargains.

12. Rincome Night Market: Rincome Night Market is a small and cozy night market situated next to Maya Shopping Center opening everyday in evening from 6.00 pm till midnight. It is a very lively night market with live entertainment which often attracts a huge crowd, mainly the young locals. There is a great variety of food sold here, with Thai, and Korean styles to choose from.

13. Kalare Night Bazaar: Kalare Night Bazaar is an arcade full of shops with an open food court and entertainment area. It hosts many shops selling clothes, jewelry, shoes, artwork, and many others. There are numerous food vendors selling a wide range of cuisines such as Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Vegetarian, Seafood, etc. The nightly performances on the open stage at the Kalare Night Bazaar seem to vary day and week but are a treat to watch.

14. Anusarn Market: Anusarn Market holds a special charm and is open every night till midnight. The market has vendor stalls and shops selling clothing, shoes, bags, mobile accessories, artwork, handicrafts, gifts and souvenirs. At the market you can you can enjoy low-cost wonderful meals offering different cuisines such as Thai, Asian, Seafood, and Indian at several large open diners.

15. Kad Sum Murd: Kad Sum Murd means midnight market that takes place in front of the Kad Suan Kaew department store every Thursday to Saturday from 6 PM to 11 PM. It is a small market with stalls selling clothes and handicrafts. It has an excellent open-air food market that opens up on the second level outside and is worth sampling the many delicious foods on offer.

16. Saturday Market: Saturday Market also known as Wua Lai Walking Street is a lively and fun night market that takes place every Saturday evening from 4 PM to 10.30 PM. The market is known for its high-quality authentic northern silver and lacquer ware and unique handicrafts. You can also buy handicrafts, bags, toys, clothing, perfume, shoes, belts, lanterns, woodcarvings, hill-tribe trinkets, woodwork, sketch artists, ornaments, candles, housewares etc. A side street square is filled with food stalls where visitors can take a break from the bustling market. The market really comes alive from dusk when street entertainers, puppeteers, and musicians start to perform making it a lively atmosphere.

17. JJ Market: Jing Jai Market also known as JJ Market is an open-air market. You can find a variety of antique shops that sell everything from furniture, statues, spirit houses, and handcrafted products making this market extremely popular with collectors and designers. The market sells healthy organic fruits, vegetables, and agricultural products from Chiang Mai’s highland farmers. The surrounding area is filled with restaurants and bars which are extremely popular with locals.

18. Chang Puak Gate Market: Chang Puak Gate Market is a famous street food market. There are many vendors in this market offering a range of authentic northern Thai dishes. You will find all kinds of dishes here including noodles, soup, seafood omelets, skewered meats, fresh fruit juices, crepes, and Thai desserts. The food is served to eat in or take away and prices are incredibly cheap for most dishes.

19. Kad Na Mor Market: Kad Na Mor Market also known as CMU Market or Malin Plaza Night Market is located just opposite the gate of Chiang Mai University. At the market, there are numerous stalls that sell clothes, shoes, cosmetics, accessories, and electronic gadgets at low prices catering to young people. It has a large food area with Thai dishes, snacks, fruit juices, and smoothies. You can also find some cheap and popular restaurants serving mostly Korean or Japanese cuisine at the dedicated food court.

20. Kad Rin Kham Night Bazaar: Kad Rin Kham night market is a popular market visited by Thais and offers good deals giving you a glimpse of a real Thai night market. Vendors at the markets sell mostly vintage clothes, accessories, and soft toys. You will also find tattoo parlors, cheap hairdresser salons, and food stalls, selling grilled meat and vegetables.

21. NightOut Market: The NightOut Market is held every Wednesday evening outside Maya Mall. The products here are a little more expensive but with a high quality. There are also some designers and small manufacturers who sell their handmade goods, and some delicious food to try. At Think Park you will find beautiful clothing and accessories as well as more food stalls and restaurants.

22. Cham Cha Market: Cham Cha Market is a weekend flea market and a quiet little neighborhood away from the city’s touristy locations. It is truly a makers market where you can explore the unique craftworks of talented artisans. Discover the locally designed fashion, textiles, handcrafted jewelry, and accessories. The small market is set up under a giant tree with ample shade for a very relaxing atmosphere. There are also stalls and a cafe selling delicious snacks, cake, pizza, and fresh juices. Sometimes there will be live entertainment next to the small cafe, where there are tables and chairs for the dining guests.

23. Ploen Ruedee Night Market: Ploen Ruedee Night Market is located very close to the Night Bazaar. It’s more than a night market, more like a vibrant food court with lots of food stalls, plenty of beers, and some really good live entertainment, from live bands singing to martial arts shows. It is a bustling international food park that has brought the best of Chiang Mai’s popular restaurants together under the same night sky. In the middle of the market is a large country-style seating area to sit on and surrounded by food trucks selling sushi, pizza, burgers, and more. There are also many bars serving cocktails and beer.

Krabi is the ideal place if you are looking for a relaxing getaway. The nightlife of Krabi is varied and interesting offering a good time to visitors. There are plenty of drinking joints with giant screens showing the latest Thai pop videos or English football games. Live music is also popular here, with Thai bands regularly performing covers of local and western hits.

Krabi, a gem nestled in the heart of southern Thailand, is not just about breathtaking landscapes and serene beaches; it’s also a vibrant hub for nightlife enthusiasts. In this article, we’ll explore the best areas to visit for an unforgettable nightlife experience in Krabi.

1. Krabi Town: Krabi Town is the most popular town in the Krabi region and home to a vibrant nightlife scene. It is known for bars, entertainment, amazing street food, and the popular Walking Street night market. The venues are open till late at night and provide a great nightlife atmosphere offering great music and TV showing live sports. Krabi Town also hosts the most popular Krabi full moon parties in Thailand.

2. Ao Nang: Ao Nang is a great place to party and take in a little bit of Thai culture while enjoying a beer or cocktail with friends. At Ao Nang, you can find sports bars, Irish pubs, Egyptian bars, go-go bars, live music bars along with numerous restaurants. It has an abundance of street vendors that typically stay open all night.

3. Koh Lanta: Koh Lanta is known for being one of the most chilled-out islands. The island is big and has many different places to drink. As the sun goes down, pretty-lit, bamboo-shack beach bars play fresh music.

4. East Railay: East Railay is the center of nightlife in Railay. There are a lot of bars and restaurants with plenty of entertainment at night. Most of the popular bars in East Railay are located along the beach where you will find unique bars built up as tents where you can enjoy the beach while drinking.

5. Klong Muang: Klong Muang has a laid-back nightlife. It offers the best sunset views while sitting at the many beach bars. Reggae is a common theme and bars have tasteful decors offering signature cocktails by the beach side.

6. Phi Phi Island: Phi Phi Island is a short ride from Krabi mainland and one of the most beautiful islands. This small island offers an amazing time at any many beach bars and nightclubs. Koh Phi Phi Island is the major nightlife place in Phi Phi island. Phi Phi Islands was shot to fame after it was showcased in the movie The Beach and since then it has been a popular place with visitors.

Krabi, a gem in Southern Thailand, isn’t just famous for its stunning beaches and daytime activities. As the sun sets, a new charm envelops this coastal paradise, offering a myriad of experiences that cater to different interests. In this guide, we will explore the enchanting “Things To Do At Night In Krabi.

1. Krabi Town Night Markets: Krabi Town Night Markets is one of the most popular weekly night markets in Krabi. The market offers a perfect combination of shopping, food, and entertainment. It offers stunning local artistry, clothing, and souvenirs that can be found only at the Krabi night market. The market is also famous for its numerous street food stalls and restaurants serving traditional Thai cuisines along with modern delicacies. At the night markets, you will find a stage where many local bands and karaoke performances take place.

2. Soi RCA Krabi: Soi RCA is a popular hub for nightlife in Krabi. It is a street lined with bars all identical and playing the same kind of music. So if you are looking to drink the night away, you are spoilt for choice here. These bars also have board games and some even have pool tables while enjoying the company of locals.

3. Krabi Sunset Dinner Cruise: The dinner cruise in Krabi is a perfect romantic evening on the sea. The boat cruises around the stunning islands of Poda, Chicken, Si, and Ta offering breath-taking views of the surrounding islands. Watch the sun sinking into the sea with a cocktail in hand to create the perfect memory. Enjoymouth-watering BBQ buffet and live music while you enjoy majestic sea views. You can also swim in the waters next to Pranang Beach for those who want to experience swimming in the bioluminescence after dark.

4. Dinner In A Cave: Grotto is a fine dining restaurant housed on an ancient limestone cliff on the edge of beautiful Phranang Beach. You can indulge in delicious Western and Asian cuisine along this beachside restaurant in tranquility while enjoying the magnificent ambiance and views of the ocean.

5. Bluedragon Cabaret: The Blue Dragon cabaret show is the most famous cabaret show in Krabi. Enjoy the captivating performance by ladyboys in jazzy costumes with singing, and dancing while showcasing mock celebrities from different eras. At the end of the show, you can even take photos with these gorgeous dancers.

6. Center Point: Center Point is one of the most popular outdoor entertainment complexes in Ao Nang that comes alive at night. The complex has several bars and clubs featuring live entertainment. You can enjoy a live band in one of the bars or experience a cabaret show at the theatre. There are many restaurants with different food options to choose from hosting different nights dedicated to different cuisines such as Turkish, Mexican, Thai, American, and Middle Eastern.

7. Koh Phi Phi Bars: Koh Phi Phi is a large island known for its bars that are located along the beach. Some bars have multiple stories and decks overlooking the beach. Other bars are simply drink bars situated right on the beach. The entire strip of bars is packed with visitors all night and you will find large crowds everywhere here spilling out onto the beach. Most of the bars have a dance atmosphere. You will come across both indoor and outdoor dance floors in Koh Phi Phi. All of the bars along the strip are illuminated with festive lights and music coming from everywhere.

Chiang Rai has few nightlife options after sunset. You can enjoy it at bars, nightclubs, and night bazaars. Live music and TV screens with live matches are some of the things common at the bars. Chiang Rai has several restaurants offering Thai and international dishes. Most of the restaurants are centrally located along the main road, Thanon Phaholythin and several waterfront establishments are situated along the Mae Kok River.

Welcome to the enchanting city of Chiang Rai, where the magic doesn’t fade with the setting sun. As the night falls, Chiang Rai comes alive with a myriad of activities that cater to every taste and preference. Whether you’re a cultural enthusiast, a foodie, or an adventure seeker, Chiang Rai has something special for you after dark.

1. Chiang Rai Night Market: The Chiang Rai Night Market is the most popular night market in Chiang Rai. The stalls open every night from 6 PM till midnight and the market is bustling with people over the weekdays. At this market you can buy souvenirs, fabrics, accessories, housewares, clothes, T-shirts, carved soap candles, and handicrafts made by hill tribes are some of the most popular items bought at this night market.

The market offers various food stalls that line up its food court. You can eat a variety of Thai cuisines such as Pad Thai, fried treats, steaming hot pots, spicy sausages, chili dips with sticky rice, and desserts. The market also hosts traditional dancers’ performances leaving visitors captivated.

2. Sunday Happy Street: Sunday Happy Street offers a family-friendly atmosphere. It has started selling interesting handicrafts, clothes, pillow covers, miniature monks, mini guitars, phone covers, toys, and a range of other products. At the Sunday Happy Street, you can also feast on Thai street food from the many stalls dotting the night market. The market also features cultural shows and music performances by local artists.

3. Saturday Night Market: Saturday Night Market is a weekly market where you will find quality work of local artisans. At this market, you can shop for clothes, bags, shoes, accessories and other items. The night market is famous for Thai dancing performances held at the open square. There are several food stalls that line this market serving delicious Thai food.

4. Kad Luang: Kad Luangor Warorot Market is known for its variety of food and products. It is the oldest market and offers true Thai culture and the best place to experience real Chiang Ma. The first floor of this market is devoted to fresh produce, dried herbs, and spices. The second and third floor offers inexpensive clothing, handicrafts, cosmetics, shoes, handbags, and pillow covers. The open-air market just outside this building is home to hundreds of vendors, selling everything from food and clothes to ceramics to flowers and handicrafts.

5. Phu Chi Fah Dok Sieo Festival: The Phu Chi Fah Dok Sieo Festival is the most popular festival in Chiang Rai and is celebrated every year in February. You can watch many lively performances carried out by various tribes from the hilly areas. The numerous shows and displays include top spinning shows, performances showcasing their skills in archery, various ball games, and even beauty pageants.

Nightlife in Hua Hin is relaxed and laid back. Hua Hin offers relaxing nightlife mainly concentrated around local sidewalk bars, cafes, excellent restaurants, and a large number of lively bars with cheap drinks.

Bintabaht is the main nightlife district with dozens of small bars, nightclubs, and restaurants. The area is a favorite nightlife place for both tourists and locals. Some of the main hotels put on shows of classical Thai dancing and music shows. Several British-style pubs, sports bars with wide-screen TVs, and beer bars are centered on Soi Bintabat.

For those who like to show off their singing skills, you can find numerous karaoke bars around Hua Hin, some of which are open late and can be good fun. There are a number of venues that cater to live music and you can hear some of the best rock music talent in Thailand.

In Hua Hin, you should watch the famous Blue Angel Cabaretshow performed by ladyboys. The performance is great fun and quite a spectacle.

In Hua Hin, the night markets are very popular and there is a good mix of night markets, entertainment venues, and even a cabaret show for those who like a little action after the sun goes down.

The Hua Hin Jazz Music Festival is an annual jazz concert held annually at the Hua Hin beach in June and features Thailand’s best international and local jazz artists. There are many sea-view restaurants near the beach offering delicious Thai and international cuisines.

Welcome to Hua Hin, a city that transforms into a magical wonderland when the sun sets. Known for its beautiful beaches, rich cultural heritage, and lively atmosphere, Hua Hin offers a myriad of exciting experiences once the night falls. Let’s dive into the best places to visit at night in this enchanting city.

1. Hua Hin Night Market: Hua Hin Night Market is the most popular night market located in the center of town. This market is deserted during the daytime but turns into a lively place after sunset. You will discover an overwhelming variety of local handicrafts, clothing, hats, woodcarvings, phone covers, silk pillowcases, jewelry, silk purses, and scarves.
You will find countless outlets selling delicious food that is freshly cooked. There are numerous street bars and restaurants where you can have a chilled beer or cocktail with food and enjoy watching people. The market has numerous street food stalls selling a variety of food such as sticky mango rice, shrimp, mango salad, squid, crab, noodles, spring rolls, Isaan snacks, steaks, and barbecue.

2. Cicada Night Market: Cicada Night Market is known for its bohemian vibe. It is situated within a tropical garden with enchanting lanterns and strings of fairy tale lights. It is a weekend market that focuses on arts and handicrafts market, where local artisans sell modern designer goods and adorable handcrafted gifts. You will find cool and unique items like t-shirts printed with contemporary art, soap, handbags, wooden phone covers, pottery, leather camera cases, sarongs, vintage-style framed posters, jewelry, candles, and decorative items.
At the indoor gallery in Cicada Night Market is the art section where you can buy artwork from local artists which includes paintings and sculptures that are unique and one of a kind. The amphitheater-style garden has a stage for performing arts such as bands, music, dance, story-telling, magic shows, comedy, and theatre. It also has a food court with different stalls of local and international delicacies along with a fine selection of desserts.

3. Grand Night Market: Grand Night Market is a famous market next to the Grand Hotel. At this market, you can find an amazing range of products at various stalls such as clothes, shoes, T-shirts, jewelry, cosmetics, accessories, DVDs, toys, books, and souvenirs. The market has various small restaurants and bars scattered around the area serving traditional Thai food and different international cuisines.

4. Tamarind Market: Tamarind Market is a premier night market open from Thursday to Sunday. The market mainly caters to food and has a few stalls selling clothes and bags. It has a stage with local bands playing live music and numerous food and drink stalls.

5. Chatsila Night Market: Chatsila Night Market is a small market surrounded by old wooden houses giving visitors an old-world charm. In this market, you can find many clothes, jewelry, postcards, handmade items, home décor and gift items.

Koh Phangan Island is famous for its full moon party. There are plenty of things to do at night in Koh Phangan such as romantic dinner under the stars on a tropical beach or dance the night away with awesome live music with sounds of techno, electro, and house music while watching the mesmerizing sunsets or sun rises.

Koh Phangan has plenty of Reggae bars that can be found scattered all around the island. Thong Sala can offer a few pubs that attract expats to the island. Haad Rin has a buzzing nightlife with nice beach bars and dance clubs.

The beaches on the northern part of the island, like Thong Nai Pan Noi Beach, Thong Nai Pan Yai Beach, and Malibu Beach have restaurants, shops, and bars.

Koh Phangan, a tropical paradise known for its stunning beaches and vibrant culture, transforms into a lively haven when the sun sets. The nightlife on this Thai island is a unique blend of beach parties, cultural events, and serene activities under the stars. In this article, we’ll explore the various things you can indulge in when the moonlight graces Koh Phangan.

1. Thong Sala Street Market: Thong Sala Street Market also known as Parthip Market is open every night from 4 PM to 10 PM. It is the premier shopping hub where you will find a vast assortment of street food such as pad thai, crusty pizza, sushi, and grilled fish are some of the dishes you should try in this market.

2. Full Moon Party: Koh Phangan’s nightlife is renowned for its Full Moon parties. These parties are held in Haad Rinalong the beach as per the lunar cycle every month. Many international DJs and bars line up on the shoreline with several stages to keep you entertained. The music ranges from techno, trance, goa, drum and bass, dubstep, reggae, commercial hits, house music, etc. You can order drinks and food from the restaurants and bars next to the

Haad Rin Nok Beach has many small tables on the beach where you can sit and relax while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. At the Full Moon Party bucket drinks are the most famous which include ice-filled buckets, vodka or local whisky, juice or Coca-Cola, Red Bull, and 4-5 straws. You will see a lot of people painted in neon lights, you can also get yourself painted in neon lights as there are UV lights that sparkle and glow in the light.

3. Half Moon Party: Half Moon Party takes place at Baan Tai jungle all year round held on the half moon, one week before and one week after the full moon party. It comprises three dance floors, amazing decorations, shows, entertainment, bar and food stands, and UV body painting shops. Half Moon Party has both indoor and outdoor dance floors, fire shows, and a state-of-the-art sound system.

4. Jungle Experience Party: Jungle Experience is a unique eco party location in a beautiful secret garden clearing deep in the midst of the Baan Tai jungle has a natural mountain stream running through the party zone and leading you to the stunningly decorated dancefloor. Be enchanted by a lush tropical flower garden enhanced with magical UV decorations, laser and organic light installations, water features, and a variety of cozy chillout zones. Experience fantastic decorations, laser shows, DJs, interactive creations, sculptures, and fluorescent artwork.

5. Black Moon Party: Black Moon Party takes place on Baan Taiand usually held on the night of the new moon every month. It has a more chilled-out hippie vibe. The black moon party is a techno fest with a DJ stand with fluorescent art and design.

Sukhothai has limited nightlife with few bars and nightclubs. There are street-side stalls and outdoor markets that sell ready-to-eat dishes. One of the best places to visit to taste the local fare is the municipal market in the new town. You should definitely taste Sukhothai noodles before you go. The glass noodles in spicy tom yam soup garnished with bush beans and peanuts in the small stalls that dot the area. At the Sukhothai Night Market, you will find a variety of delicious local dishes such as curries, soups, Chinese-Thai stir-fried vegetables, traditional pad Thai, noodle dishes, and chicken rice

Ayutthaya does offer much after sunset. There are a few bars around the city and at various hotels and guesthouses. The majority of bars in Ayutthaya are located in the area of Soi Trogorsor, which can be found towards the west side of the Chao Phrom Market between Naresuan Road and Pamaphrao Roads. Most of the bars here stay open until 2 AM. There are a number of sports bars that offer projection screens for those who want to catch up on matches. There are a variety of small café and coffee shops that you can check out spread out around the city area with restaurants that serve traditional Thai and vegetarian food. You can take river cruises and see the temples and city lit up to get a different perspective.

After the sun goes down the main cities in Malaysia take on a different shade of brilliance. Fashionable restaurants, cozy cafes, and the ever-popular 24-hour mamak draw in the crowds with promises of a good night out. Many urban areas, around cities have venues open until dawn to cater to city folks who prefer jumping into the thick of action at night.
From neighborhood pubs to vibrant clubs headlined by international DJs, nightlife in Malaysia’s urbanscape is not to be missed. A popular night-time activity for Malaysians is eating, with hawkers open until the wee hours of the morning. Whether you’re hungry after a heady clubbing session or after a midnight movie, street food is available everywhere, catering to every single palate.

Kuala Lumpur is a beautiful Malaysian Capital city that has an electric and thriving nightlife. As the sun sets over Kuala Lumpur, the streets come alive with cozy cocktail bars, live music venues, thrilling sports bars, karaoke clubs, swanky pubs, rocking nightclubs, and spectacular rooftop bars.

There are several hawker food joints serving delectable Asian cuisine, seafood restaurants for food connoisseurs, and vivacious night markets with dirt-cheap rates for shopaholics. The city serves a delightful range of top-notch drinks, cocktails, champagnes, and scotch to enjoy your favorite drink while enjoying the nightlife.

From chilling out at luxury rooftop bars to dancing the night away with music from top international DJs or sipping on cocktails to the floor house tunes Kuala Lumpur offers something for everyone. Most bars and restaurants have a dress code predominantly aimed at men, which includes no sleeveless garments, shorts, and flip-flops. Admission is usually free but the price will sometimes be paid for the drinks within.

If you are looking for a quiet night you can stop at a traditional coffee shop also known as kopitiamare very popular with locals at night serving Chinese food, coffee, and tea. These cafes offer a relaxing atmosphere with alfresco dining along the side streets while watching the nightlife pass by.

Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is not only known for its stunning architecture and diverse culture but also for its vibrant nightlife. Choosing the right areas to visit is crucial for an unforgettable experience. Let’s explore the best areas to visit for nightlife in Kuala Lumpur, ensuring you make the most of your evenings in this bustling city.

1. Jalan Bukit Bintang: Jalan Bukit Bintang is the shopping, dining and entertainment center of Kuala Lumpur along with KLCC it is the most popular area for nightlife. Here you find modern shopping malls, cinemas, restaurants, and a lively nightlife. The street has fancy up-scale restaurants along with cheap street food hawkers.

2. TREC: TREC is the biggest entertainment center in Kuala Lumpur. It features different
nightclubs, pubs, cocktail bars, lounges, live music venues, bars, comedy clubs, cafes and restaurants. With views of the Royal Selangor Golf Club, Petronas Twin Towers, and Menara KL Tower from the dining and nightlife hub, this is a unique destination, offering exquisite scenery along with an exciting night out on the town. TREC is officially licensed to operate till 5 AM making it a true nightlife place for entertainment after dark.

3. City Centre: The Kuala Lumpur City Centreis a small and lively street surrounding the Petronas towers in downtown Kuala Lumpur with numerous upmarket hotels, bars, nightclubs and trendy restaurants.

4. Changkat Bukit Bintang: Changkat Bukit Bintang is the go-to avenue for the nightlife. You will find a boulevard filled with posh cocktail lounges, snazzy nightclubs, and lively Irish pubs. It is a busy street packed with buzzing tourists and locals and the perfect place for a night out in this town.

5. Jalan P Ramlee: Jalan P Ramlee is strategically located near landmark attractions Suria KLCC and Petronas Twin Towers. It street is considered to be the city hot spot for nightlife entertainment with numerous bars, nightclubs, and restaurants serving a diverse range of cuisines for visitors. Friday and Saturday are the best days to visit this street as it is filled with people and hopping from one establishment to another.

6. The Row: The Row earlier known as Asian Heritage Row of old shophouses that have been converted into stylish new establishments. It is home to pubs, trendy cafes, event spaces, live music spots, bistros, and restaurants serving delicious local cuisine it is a great area to explore at night.

7. Bangsar: Bangsar is an upscale residential area popular with expats and foreigners. There are numerous trendy bars, pubs, lounges, clubs, bistros, and restaurants. Bangsar is less crowded than other nightlife areas and is popular with people who like to enjoy quality nightlife.

8. Desa Sri Hartamas: A few blocks of restaurants, shops, and a couple of shops, this is not the most exciting area when compared to some of the other places on this list. However, it is home to a few top-quality restaurants and if you’re after some tasty and affordable dining then check it out.

Kuala Lumpur, the bustling capital of Malaysia, comes alive after the sun sets. The city’s vibrant nightlife offers a myriad of experiences for locals and tourists alike. In this guide, we’ll delve into the enchanting world of nighttime activities in Kuala Lumpur, exploring everything from lively night markets to thrilling adventures in the sky.

1. Langkawi: Langkawi is the most fabulous island of the Malaysian Peninsular. The nightlife of Langkawi is a combination of lively bars, cocktail lounges, and tempting dancing clubs serving affordable drinks within a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Many beachside bars and grills accompany Langkawi’s scenic beaches-combine the picturesque view of the brilliant ocean and the savory dishes of Langkawi. The menu is international and you will find various food on offer.

Pantai Cenang and Pantai Tengah provide the best nightlife in Langkawi. They are lined with numerous beach bars overlooking the Andaman Sea, many of which stay open until the early hours. Chill with your favorite cocktail at one of the many bars along the seafront and watch the sunset in the distance. As the evening progresses bars become busier, with live musicians or DJs making an appearance. Pantai Cenang has a good selection of cocktail bars offering the perfect venue for relaxing over a few drinks and food. Pantai Tengah is great for live music including bands, vocalists, and acoustic freestyle.

2. Johor Bahru: Johor Bahru is the perfect destination offering the right mix of nightlife. The city comes to life at night and almost every corner of Johor Bahru is occupied with bars, nightspots, karaoke bars, lounges, discos, restaurants, and entertainment centers.

Johor Bahru has plenty of clubs and bars for people of all ages to enjoy. Karaoke clubs are very popular, and you will find a number of them in the downtown commercial area. Most of these clubs offer private rooms for people who wish to sing aloud at private parties.

Danga Bay is the premier waterfront along with a theme making it a great place to enjoy the nightlife with food, drinks, and lights. You can enjoy the sunset views while admiring the sight of boats sailing across or the tall buildings in Singapore. Enjoy rides at the Danga World Theme Park and enjoy food and drinks at beachside restaurants along the waterfront.

The night markets are an exotic experience in Johar Bahru. These markets are held on a weekly basis at different locations so check the day and location before visiting. You can buy food, utensils, household items, and clothes in these markets. The night markets are places to eat, drink and enjoy. The most famous night market of Johar Bahru is Pasar Malamand a must-visit to experience the local vibe of the city.

Visit jewels at Istana Bukit Serenewhen the sun goes down and pretty lights illuminate the place, giving the gems a special shine. The jewels are embedded in the crown-like structure right at the Bukit Serene Palace entrance. During night the illuminated lights give the place and gems a special shine.

3. Malacca: Malacca is a small town but offers a vibrant and energetic nightlife. There are bars, clubs, karaoke, lounges, cafes, and restaurants offering alfresco dining overlooking the beautiful Malacca River. You can also enjoy at Mamak restaurants that are open until very late or early in the morning. These restaurants are cheap and packed with visitors during soccer matches.

Malacca is well known for its Jonker Street and on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings when the roads are closed making it a pedestrianized street packed with shops selling a variety of things. The street has numerous dive bars, pubs, cafes, and restaurants serving pancakes, waffles, rice balls filled with chicken, and cendol desserts.

4. Ipoh: Ipoh offers exciting and vibrant nightlife after sunset. There are bars, pubs, nightclubs, karaoke bars, grills, cocktail bars, lounges, cafes and restaurants to keep the night going.

Tong Sui Kai is the famous food street of Ipoh. The street comprises a stretch of food stalls selling deserts and other meals. Famous food to try here includes mixed fruits ABC, rojak, noodles, and many more.

The Kinta Riverfront is a riverside walkway with many shops and food stalls. The riverfront hosts food festivals and live band performances regularly.

Gerbang Malam is one of the most popular night markets located in Ipoh’s city center. This night market has been in operation every single night with a variety of stalls selling clothing, belts, shoes, makeup items, children’s toys, and many more. The market also has several famous eateries where you can enjoy local delicacies.

You can also visit Lost World of Tambun theme park which offers numerous night activities such as Luminous Forest, Flaming Percussion show, Tarantula Alley, and night petting zoo. There are also natural hot springs and spas to be experienced at night.

5. Kota Kinabalu: Kota Kinabalu has some great places for you to party through the night or hang out with friends. Whether you want to dance your heart out, enjoy a quiet and romantic drink with your partner during sunset at the waterfront, or enjoy listening to some live DJs and music bands, Kota Kinabalu is a great place for anyone. The waterfront has plenty of bars offering live music making it a fun place to enjoy nightlife. A favorite activity among young locals is to visit the waterfront and watch the sunset while having a chilled beer.

There are many good restaurants offering delicious cuisines from around the world. Around the city, you will find different places where you can sing in front of a big crowd or in private rooms together with friends. The majority of large hotels have bars with live band performances. Bands and DJs come from all over the world to perform at Kota Kinabalu.

The city is famous for its evening sunset city cruise and has a lifetime experience of seeing sunset in the deep blue of the South China Sea.

Kota Kinabalu is brimming with night markets. Most night markets center around food and the most famous one is the city central’s night market located right next to The Waterfront. From exotic cuisines to fresh produce and catches of the day, the night markets are a vibrant, colorful, multicultural, and exciting sensorial experience.

6. Kuching: Kuching has a thriving nightlife with lively bars, pubs, and nightclubs catering to all tastes and budgets. Kuching Waterfront and Warriors Monument Park is the hub of nightlife in Kuching is filled and lit with a large amount of crowd including families and other groups. For lovers of jazz, there are few clubs offering an amazing and relaxed nightlife. There are a large number of eateries that are open for excellent dining options until midnight.

7. Sandakan: Sandakan is known as the nature city. The city has a relaxed nightlife with limited bars and nightclubs. Some restaurants have alfresco dining offering panoramic views of the coastline. Sandakan’s mixed culture means that you will discover a variety of food to try from local Malay cuisine to Chinese and Indian.

8. Putrajaya: Nightlife in Putrajaya is relatively quiet as this district houses mostly government buildings and residential neighborhoods. Visitors can find bars, restaurants, and karaoke joints that open till the wee hours of the morning at hotels and resorts in the city. Putrajaya dazzles in the night and comes to life with colorful LED lights, especially along the lakes and bridges.

9. Tioman Island: Tioman Island is a fantastic place to relax surrounded by peaceful nature. The island has a few bars that offer a laid-back after-hours atmosphere with ambient music and great beach locations. Most of the bars serve anything from beer to cocktails and liquor, which tend to be cheaper because Tioman is a duty-free zone.

Tioman Island offers tempting sunset views, which can be viewed while having a beer in hand in the serene environment. You can also observe the full moon surrounded with uncountable stars in the sky and the sound of sea shores in a windy atmosphere simultaneously enhances the beauty of being a lonely and peaceful Island of Malaysia.

Singapore nightlife has become one of the best in Southeast Asia. Singapore is one the best places to party and spend your time out in the nights. You can chill at the bar, put on your dancing shoes, enjoy the best of cocktails to unwind and relax.

Most bars and clubs are located in close proximity to city’s Central Business District in the south of Singapore. Even on weeknights, you will spot many working professionals chilling out over a couple of beers at one of the many bars in town. Others may be partying the night away, particularly on Wednesday’s Ladies Nights. If you are looking for something more exotic, head over to Sentosa’s beach clubs to party by the sand and sea.

Singapore is a quintessential food paradise.Some of the most popular food stalls are open even in the wee hours of the morning. You can find many popular supper hotspots all over Singapore serving an eclectic mix of food.
A growing number of dance music festivals like Ultra Singapore that attracts thousands of visitors every year. If you ask any Singaporean dance parties, and ZoukOut Singapore will undoubtedly be the first one that comes to their mind. As Asia’s largest dance music festival at the beach, ZoukOut Singapore has become the industry standard for the region’s dusk-to-dawn parties, and an annual affair that marks the end of every year for many revellers.

The biggest key to enjoying Singapore’s nightlife is getting to places early. You need to plan your trips in advance so that you get to a club or bar in plenty of time to get inside. Otherwise, you might end up wasting your night standing in line, only to find out that you’ve been denied access.

1. Clarke Quay: Clarke Quay is the best place for nightlife in Singapore. It has the best location in the town around the bayside with the CBD skyline in the background. Everyone is guaranteed to have a good time at Clarke Quay with its varied choices of trendy dance clubs, live music bars, beer pubs, clubs, and restaurants with colorful boulevards offering great alfresco dining beside the river. On weekends you will find electronic, jazz, rock, indie, Bollywood, live performances, and much more.

2. Boat Quay: Boat Quay is situated at the start of the Singapore River. Take a leisurely bumboat cruise up and down the river, or turn the experience into something more special with a dinner and drinks cruise along the Singapore River and Marina Bay. If dinner on land is your preference, check out the many live seafood restaurants along the quay.

3. Ann Siang Hill & Cross Street: Ann Siang Hill & Cross Street is made up of bars, art houses, and eateries that line the entire street. This area has become one of the more hip and happening places in recent times. The crowd tends to spill out onto the street as the night progresses providing a laid-back environment where you socialize on the streets with a drink in hand.

4. Orchard Road: Orchard Road is better known for its malls rather than its pubs, as soon as the weary shoppers head home, the party animals come out to play. After dark, the whole area becomes teeming with sophisticated bars and lounges. Orchard Road is home to a range of world-class dining experiences for lovers of food.

5. Holland Village: Holland Village completely transforms into a party destination after sunset. It is filled with numerous restaurants, pubs, and eateries, this bustling neighborhood is a hive of activity. The main stretch of nightlife activity happens along LorongMambong where you will find some cool and quirky pop-up bars, fancy alfresco restaurants, and the occasional street party. It is a popular place with young locals and expatriates alike.

6. Robertson Quay: Robertson Quay is a quaint gem of night entertainment offering an eclectic mix of international restaurants with alfresco dining, wine bars, and art houses. Its tranquil atmosphere is perfect for intimate dinners and good conversation. Robertson Quay has a quiet charm about it that is hard to place.

7. Dempsey Hill: Dempsey Hill is one of the hottest dining destinations in Singapore. You will find a spectacular variety of cocktail bars, wine bars, roof-top bars, pubs, Italian cafés, live-music haunts, night clubs. The area has some of the best dining options serving cuisines from across the world. It is often dubbed the food sanctuary of Singapore.

8. Chinatown: Chinatown offers a mesmerizing experience at night in Singapore. It is home to rooftop bars, craft beer hawker bars, whisky lounges, restaurants, and Michelin-starred hawker food. There are amazing choices in Chinatown and is the city’s best culinary and nightlife hotspots.

1. Marina Bay Sands Casino: Marina Bay Sands Casino is housed inside one of the world’s most iconic structures. It boasts one of the world’s largest Swarovski crystal chandeliers and the casino is also home to over 600 table games, 1500 slots, 30 private gaming rooms, and a wide array of dining options with warm hospitality. It is open 24 hours so you can try your luck at the various games.

2. Singapore River Boat Cruise: Hop on a bumboat with the Singapore River Cruise, and acquaint yourself with Singapore’s history and modernity in one classic experience. This unforgettable ride encapsulates Singapore’s heritage and modernity in one activity, spanning the iconic districts of Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, Robertson Quay, Merlion Park, Singapore Flyer, Esplanade Singapore, and Marina Bay.

3. Spectra Show at Marina Bay: The light & water show attracts hundreds of tourists and locals each day. This mesmerizing and well-coordinated show lights up the Marina Bay Sands and the Art Science Museum with wonderful colors. It is one of the most technologically advanced night shows, which boasts incredible laser flashes and sparkling water fountains. The bubble machines create a glistening cloud up in the sky and one can see the impressive images of Singaporean children projected on the surface.

4. Night Safari: The night safari of Singapore is the world’s first nocturnal zoo in the world and one of the most thrilling hotspots of Singapore. It entices visitors to experience the thrill of wildlife after sunset. It takes place in a well-protected tram ride where you can see wild animals like Himalayan Tahr, Sloth Bear, Gir Lion, Striped Hyena, Oryxes, Cape Giraffes, Red Dholes, Bearded Pigs, Asian Rhinoceros, and Axis Deer.

5. Gardens by the Bay: Gardens by the Bay is a nature park and the national garden of Singapore. In the evening the towering trees are brilliantly illuminated with a kaleidoscope of colours making for a memorable experience. Come and be dazzled by the magnificent sight of Supertrees all lit up and let the music and lights entertain you with Garden Rhapsody light and sound shows

6. Wings Of Time: Wings of Time is an award-winning outdoor night show. It is set against a gigantic water screen and this visual extravaganza depicts an epic tale of courage, mystery, and magic that will keep you on the edge of your seat as it takes you on a magical adventure through several exotic vistas through the fabric of time.
It is one of the most enthralling experiences of Singapore nightlife adorned with dashing laser shows, fire effects, and music.

6. Crane Dance: The Crane Dance is one of the most awe-inspiring audio-visual shows in the waterfront area of Sentosa. Watch this spectacular show that seamlessly blends technology, music, and special effects artistically to present a story of love between two mechanical cranes.

7. Pub Crawl: Pub Crawl offers a one of its kind nightlife experience in Singapore. Experience Singapore’s vibrant nightlife and party until the early hours of the morning while visiting the most popular pubs and nightclubs. It includes 4 alcoholic shots, free entries, and visits to the most happening discos, nightclubs, and bars.

8. Mt Faber Park: Mt Faber Park also known as Faber PeakisSingapore’s second highest hill. It offers fantastic panoramic views of the island. At its peak, you can have a drink at trendy bars and restaurants while enjoying some of the best views in the country. It is a magical place to enjoy a breath of fresh air with scenic views of the city.

9. iFly Singapore: At iFlyexperience the thrill of human flight just like a real skydive. It is one of its kind in the world being a themed indoor skydiving facility, the state-of-the-art wind tunnel allows anyone from first-time flyers to professional skydivers, the opportunity to fly in an easily accessible, realistic, safe, and affordable setting.

10. Newton Hawker Center: Newton Hawker Center is one of the most famous food centers located in Newton. It offers a myriad of local delights that are absolutely delicious. There are several food stalls that serve a variety of cuisines. It is packed with customers on weekend nights craving a taste of wok-fried dishes and flame-barbequed seafood.

11. Singapore Flyer: The Singapore Flyer is one of the world’s largest observation wheels, built over a 3-storey terminal building in Marina Bay. It offers breathtaking, panoramic views and a visual feast of iconic and historical landmarks of Singapore. The Singapore Flyer offers different ride experiences such as ride while drinking a slingshot, having champagne while taking a ride, or having a sky dinner with a 4-course menu with magnificent skyline views.

12. Singapore Night Festival: Singapore Night Festival is hosted every year for two weeks in the month of August. Every year the festival features a different theme and showcases awe-inspiring international acts. Many international musicians, DJs, and performers perform during this festival. If you are in town, don’t miss your chance to see Singapore’s heritage, arts, and culture in an entirely different light.

New Zealand has a vibrant and varied nightlife, with a range of nightlife activities to suit everyone. Nightlife in New Zealand includes bars, pubs, clubs, restaurants, and gentlemen’s bars.

Auckland

Auckland is a city with a sprawling network of clubs and bars. Particularly wild on weekends, a chic, bohemian air hangs around the action in many of the city’s bars and clubs. Auckland is famous for its live music scene and the variety on offer is likely to appeal to most music lovers. Many bars in Auckland shut around midnight from Sunday through to Tuesday, with nightclubs tending to close at around 1 am. However, on weekends most bars stay open until 2 or 3 am and nightclubs keep their doors open until at least 4 am. With its lively bars and more relaxed café and restaurant scene, few leave the vibrant city of Auckland disappointed.

Tuesday nights are popularly known as Fire Nights in Frank Kitts Park in Wellington. The show which takes place mostly during summer is a major highlight of New Zealand nightlife. One of the most beloved places in Wellington, the park has several small spaces for different performances. People of Wellington love music and dance and this is one place to catch the best of nightlife in New Zealand.

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Auckland, New Zealand, has a vibrant nightlife scene with various areas offering different experiences. Keep in mind that the popularity of specific venues and areas may change over time.

1. Britomart: The Britomart precinct is a popular and stylish place for nightlife in Auckland, with a selection of vibrant new bars and restaurants. Don’t miss Mexico and Ortolana with their beautiful décor and live music down the cobbled lane at Orleans. Catch up with friends over a beer or cocktail at Britomart Country Club, Tyler Street Garage and Northern Steamship Co. until the nightlife heats up at around 10 pm, then dance the night away at 1885.

2. Ponsonby: Head to Ponsonby Road for stylish bars and the best dressed in Auckland. Known as Auckland’s hippest strip, Ponsonby has a large range of restaurants and bars for a variety of different tastes. The area’s newest space, Ponsonby Central, is a stylish hub of modern eateries, bars and coffee spots. Dance until the early hours of the morning at Ponsonby Social Club and Revelry, check out live music at Grand Central and The Crib or relax with cocktails and the most fashionable people in town at SPQR and Longroom.

3. Viaduct Harbour: This vibrant area is great for eating out and partying, with a selection of more than 30 exciting bars and restaurants. Classic Auckland nightlife in the Viaduct kicks off around 5 pm on a Friday with after-work drinks and also makes for a lively Saturday night. Enjoy a fantastic meal overlooking the water at Euro, followed by a drink at a popular bar such as Soul or Goldfinch. You’re guaranteed to be dancing all night at Snapdragon and Spy Bar, or if pubs are more your thing head to Danny Doolans or O’Hagans Irish Pub for some live music and a pint.

4. Wynyard Quarter & North Wharf: The newest selection of bars and restaurants on Auckland’s waterfront, Wynyard Quarter is full of exciting eateries and modern places to grab a drink, as well as after-dark events for the public. After its urban transformation in 2011, this area is now full of impressive modern architecture but still embraces its historical maritime location. Head to North Wharf for great cuisine and a drink, and check out Silo Park during summer for night markets and an open-air cinema every Friday evening.

5. Auckland CBD: When it comes to exciting nightlife, the Auckland CBD is full of hidden treasures. Federal Street and Vulcan Lane both have a great selection of bars and restaurants and Sale Street is always popular for dining, drinking and dancing. Head down High Street and Fort Lane for a range of cool clubs and bars, and check out City Works Depot for local craft beers at the microbrewery and a bite to eat.

6. Skycity: At Skycity you’ll find an exciting complex of restaurants, bars and more. The casino is open 24 hours a day, complete with live entertainment and VIP areas. The restaurants range from buffets and ethnic food to Peter Gordon’s celebrated new restaurant The Sugar Club. Don’t miss the beautiful 360-degree views of Auckland lit up at night from the revolving restaurant Orbit at the top of the Sky Tower. The centre also holds nine bars, including the luxurious Twentyone and X.O.

7. K’ Road: For an alternative experience in Auckland, Karangahape Road – more commonly named K’ Road – offers an eclectic mix of bars and clubs and is known as a diverse and creative district. This area is big on events such as dance and DJ gigs and hip-hop concerts, together with contemporary art and music events, as well as several gay bars. Catch live concerts and DJs at Studio the Venue and Galatos Bar, dance all night at Family Bar or for something different, enjoy a drink while watching a colourful cabaret or drag artist show.

8. Kingsland: A mix of lively bars, restaurants and pubs with friendly ambience, Kingsland is widely known by locals as the best place to watch (and celebrate) a rugby game. The area has a selection of ethnic restaurants and is the perfect spot to grab a few beers with friends. Enjoy the social atmosphere and naturally brewed beers at Neighbourhood Brew Bar or catch a game on the big screen TVs at The Kingslander.

9. Parnell: The historic and picturesque village of Parnell is full of award-winning restaurants and upmarket bars and cafés. This is a great place to dine or relax with a casual drink among the stunning lit-up trees and cobblestone paths. Enjoy an authentic Italian dinner and wine in the beautiful courtyards of Non-Solo Pizza or Portofino, a superb meal at highly acclaimed Antoine’s or head to the Chocolate Boutique or Mövenpick for an indulgent dessert.

10. Queen Street Nightlife: As the street every backpacker gets to know while visiting Auckland, we’ll make this the focal point to find the following bars. These places are either on or just off Queen Street.
Hidden down Durham Lane is the centre’s oldest commercial building, now a rustic bar called The Bluestone Room. Also, across from Bluestone is one of the entrances to Spitting Feathers, an English bar with international beer and cider and good-value bar snacks. If you love late-night dancing and need room to pull some shapes, Bar 101 down Elliot Street should suffice. The large dance floor is ideal for events, such as the Ministry of Sound. Next door, you will find the most affordable prohibition-era experience in New Zealand at Habana Joe’s.

11. Things To Do At Night In Auckland: Auckland, the vibrant city nestled between two harbours, comes alive after the sun sets, offering an array of exciting activities for night owls and those seeking unique nighttime experiences. From bustling night markets to the tranquillity of stargazing, Auckland has something for everyone after dark. Let’s delve into the diverse and captivating activities that make Auckland’s nights truly special.

12. Watch The Sunset From Mt Eden: Mt Eden is Auckland’s highest natural vantage point, so naturally a great place to watch the sunset. From the bottom of Mt Eden, it only takes 5-10 minutes to walk to the summit where you’ll not only get panoramic views, you’ll also see a deep crater. Alternatively, you can drive to the summit or park at the car park on Puhi Huia Road and walk from there.

13. Kayak To Rangitoto Island: Evening kayak trips depart from St Heliers Bay to Auckland’s youngest volcano, Rangitoto Island. From there, it’s an hour’s climb to the summit of the volcanic island where you can then watch the sun setting over the city all the way to the Waitakere Ranges.

14. Harbour cruise dinner: One of the nicest ways to spend an evening is to get out on a sailing yacht on the Waitemata Harbour while enjoying a three-course dinner. Watch the sunset from the deck, learn a bit of the history of some of your surroundings, and fully enjoy your evening.

15. Have A Laugh: Need to add a little humour to your life? Then head to The Classic’s Late & Live comedy show. This iconic Queen St venue showcases New Zealand’s top comedians, as well as the up-and-coming newbies for your LOL pleasure. Stay for a drink after the show and make a night of it.

16. Do Night Canyoning: Canyoning is pretty darn adventurous during the day, but at night it’s something else! Canyoning involves jumping, abseiling, swimming, hiking, scrambling, sliding and any way that you can mission through a river canyon. 5-hour trips depart from Auckland city to Piha in the Waitakere Ranges, which become your natural playground for the evening.

17. Dance the night away: Hit the dance floor at one of Auckland’s many bars and clubs. There’s something for every taste, whether you’re looking for a chilled-out pub with a live band, DJs spinning the latest tracks, or somewhere a little bit fancy. If you’re in the city centre, check out popular spots in Ponsonby, Britomart, or K’ Road.

18. Experience the zoo at night: Auckland Zoo puts on regular nighttime animal encounters that the entire family can enjoy. In summer, you might catch a Zoo Lates session, which gets its visitors up close to many resident animals like seals, native birds, and exotic species like elephants, flamingoes, capybaras and tortoises. The zoo also hosts regular Safari Nights throughout the year, which include a barbecue dinner as well as a torchlight tour of the animal reserve.

19. Boggle Your Brain In An Escape Room: Yes, Auckland has its fair share of escape rooms! These puzzle experiences challenge you to escape a room as fast as possible with nothing but a few obscure clues to follow. Tackle it in teams, set your difficulty level, and try to escape before escape room venues close usually around 10 pm.

20. Gaze At The Stars: There are plenty of beaches to soak in the night skies, but you can also make a night of it and head to Shakespeare National Park to camp and soak in the beauty of the stars. If you’d rather be warm and cosy, then you can’t go past a visit to Auckland’s very own observatory, Stardome. The experts will take you on a breathtaking, mind-boggling journey of our universe.

21. Auckland Night Market: Markets are kind of a big deal in New Zealand. Usually, it’s an early morning mission to enjoy fresh produce and street food, but in Auckland, there’s an option for the night owl. There are five Auckland Night Markets to choose from usually lasting until 11 pm or 12 am.

22. See The City Lights From The Sky Tower: Sure, it’s great to see the city of Auckland from 220m in the Southern Hemisphere’s tallest building’s observation deck during the day. However, nighttime gives a whole new perspective of the city with vibrant city lights.

23. Play Nighttime Golf: Auckland is home to New Zealand’s only 24-hour driving range. You can test that swing, let off some steam, or just get really good at golf in the wee hours.

24. Shoot Your Mates In Night Paintball: Night paintball is a thing, getting hit by paint pellets hurts no less in the dark though. If you have a large group, then get together and shoot each other for three hours straight.

25. Go Camping: Escape the city hustle and bustle by experiencing a classic Kiwi camping trip. There are many fantastic campsites in the Auckland region. Among our favourites are Motutapu Island, Sullivan’s Bay Campground on the Matakana Coast, and Te Haruhi Bay Campground on the Hibiscus Coast.

26. Play Paintball: Calling all adrenaline junkies! Nighttime paintball is a thing and you could be playing at Asylum Paintball. You’ll need stealth, aim and courage to get you through, so get munching on those carrots for some extra sight power.

27. Sky City Casino: A classic casino that has all the bells and whistles of any world-class gambling establishment without the gaudy lights of Las Vegas. Open 24 hours per day for gambling, entertainment, or just catching up at one of the bars with friends. It is one of the perfect things to do in Auckland at night, on a rainy day, or anytime.

28. Escape Rooms: If it’s a mystery you are after, check out Escape Masters. You will be locked in a room with your friends. Clues are everywhere. You need to solve the mystery to find the way out.

29. Auckland City Ghost Tour: This two-hour walking tour of the city will get you acquainted with the dark side. Hear tales of tribal warfare, influenza outbreaks, and hangings.

Wellington’s nightlife is best known for its trail of stylish cocktail bars, tucked away in the city’s corners. The entertainment district of Courtenay Place is also pumping with dance clubs and Irish pubs, while those looking for live music from local indie bands should head to Cuba Street.

The colourful and bohemian Cuba Street is a place not to be missed in Wellington. You’ll be onto a winner pretty much anywhere you stop. Right in the heart of Cuba Mall and down a quiet corridor, you’ll find the iconic Matterhorn. With more awards than you can shake a cocktail at, the Matterhorn is a well-known joint in these parts and beyond.

The city’s entertainment and theatre district is centred around Courtenay Place and Blair and Allen Streets. Start with The Library, a lounge bar where rumour has it cocktail vouchers can be found hidden within the leaves of books. Ancestral offers a stylish atmosphere and impressive drinks menu, Malthouse is a must for craft beer fans, and the New York loft-style Apartment and Bangalore Polo Club are also popular spots New Zealand’s leading sports entertainment venue, Four Kings, has more than 70 plasma and LCD screens.

Electric Avenue on Courtenay Place is everyone’s guilty pleasure. Often blasting all your favourite hits from the ’80s and ’90s, you’ll find you can’t resist singing along after a couple of drinks. While you’re on Courtenay Place, give the public a go for more dancing opportunities. Finally on Courtenay Place, don’t miss the Mini Bar on your night out run for a few shots. Red Square on Blair Street can always be relied on for non-stop dancing into the early hours of the morning. Grab a reasonably-priced cocktail and dance to live DJs playing jazzy house and techno in this Chinese-themed Good Luck bar in a basement on Cuba Street.

When the sun’s out, grab a bean bag at St John’s Bar or an outdoor table at Mac’s Brew Bar. Enjoy 180-degree harbour views at Foxglove and venture through the wardrobe and into the hidden world of Foxtail. Cuckoo Cocktail Emporium is another waterfront favourite, and it’s not just the drinks on offer the vintage art and furniture are all for sale too.

There is always something going on at The Fringe Bar on Allen Street. Watch some raw comedy from local and international stand-ups, as well as nights dedicated to burlesque, karaoke and even some live music now and then. Book your tickets online or pay at the door. Enjoy some top New Zealand comedy at VK’s Comedy & Blues Bar on Dixon Street. There’s also movie nights, live blues music and, of course, a bar.

Christchurch City is alive with color, atmosphere, and world-class attractions. Christchurch enjoys a vibrant and varied nightlife, with a range of nightlife activities and with great atmosphere. Whether you like to party, or just enjoy a casual drink, there is something to suit everyone. Christchurch nightlife may include live music, casinos, bars, pubs, clubs, restaurants, and gentlemen’s bars.

Darkroom is one place to go to savor the best of nightlife in New Zealand. Located on St. Asaph Street, the bar boasts of the seekers who go there searching for Jazz, live music, and Indie. A visit here on the first Monday of the month means you get to enjoy the magic night with hypnotists, magicians, and comedians around. Entry is free on the rest of the days but the magic nights are chargeable at NZ$10.

1. Things To Do At Night In Christchurch: Christchurch, a city that thrives under the sunlight, transforms into a mesmerizing wonderland after dusk. The night brings out the vibrant spirit of the city, offering a plethora of activities for locals and visitors alike.

2. Watch A Show: Christchurch is often dubbed as the most artsy city in New Zealand. With that in mind, it comes as no surprise that catching a show at one of the theatres is a must! The Isaac Theatre Royal has been a symbol in Christchurch since 1863 showing ballet, musicals, comedy, and much more.

3. Hit The Christchurch Night Scene: As the largest city in the South Island, it’s definitely one of the most vibrant at night. If you love dancing long into the night, drinking with travel buddies, or meeting the locals then the Christchurch nightlife is for you. St Asaph Street has the most party bars, while Poplar Lane is a good place for casual drinks.

4. Dinner On The Christchurch Tram: The tramway in Christchurch is so typically, well, “Christchurch”. You can even experience the Christchurch Tram at night at the Tramway Restaurant. Do some city sightseeing while tucking into a fancy meal and a glass of wine.

5. Watch A Movie In Style: In Christchurch, going to the cinema isn’t just about watching a movie. It’s a whole experience. Relax in the bug comfortable seats of the Deluxe Cinema at The Tannery with a local craft beer in hand and a cheese platter. Alternatively, there’s Alice in Videoland, a boutique cinema located in the Old High Street Post Office, which promises yesterday’s ambiance in the golden era of film with today’s technology.

6. Treat Yourself To The Christchurch Eats: Going to a restaurant isn’t exactly the idea of the century when looking for things to do at night. However, Christchurch is packed with restaurants and flavors from all over the world! If you’re only going to eat out once on the South Island, then it might as well be in Christchurch.

7. Watch A Maori Performance: Be captivated by Maori song, dance, and the famous Haka at the Willowbank dinner and Maori concert. Learn more about New Zealand’s first settlers and their fascinating Polynesian culture before tucking into a four-course meal cooked in the traditional style of the Hangi.

8. Take An Art Gallery Late Night Tour: If you didn’t get the chance to check out the Christchurch Art Gallery during the day, then don’t worry! You also get the chance to visit the Art Gallery at night on a free guided Late Night Tour starting at 7.30 pm. The tours are usually put on every Wednesday night.

9. Laugh Hard At The Court Theatre: For an affordable night of interactive and improvised comedy, look no further than the Court Theatre! Catch a late-night show every Friday and Saturday from 10.15 pm with “Scared Scriptless”. Anything could happen.

10. Solve The Murder At The Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre: If you’re traveling with a large group then get prepared for a hilarious night at the Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre. Solve the murder in a Victorian-era theme park, where costume is encouraged, ghosts and ghouls are present, and a tram ride is thrown in there too.

The nightlife in the city is equally dynamic; from quaint cowboy joints to Australasia‘s largest ice bar, here’s our definitive list of the best bars in town. Queenstown’s bars and clubs often have live music with talented cover bands, or visiting DJs for those wanting to carry on into the night. There are also a number of destination bars, with extensive cocktail and wine lists. Many pubs, bars, and clubs have happy hours and drink specials, no matter what day of the week.
Rhinos Ski Shack is hidden in a basement on Cow Lane, Rhinos is the place to be for apres skiing. The ski shack is open all year round, with food, drinks, games, and hip-hop music late into the night. Vinyl Underground is the hidden gem of Queenstown’s nightlife, Vinyl Underground is off the main streets and an awesome place to end your night. The club features local live music, DJs, and open mic nights. Drink cocktails, play pool, and dance until 4 am. Winnies is a gourmet pizza spot by day and a hub for crazy dance moves by night. It is a bigger venue so there tends to be space to pull some dangerous shapes. It’s open late-night so is definitely a good go-to for the end of a big night out. Searle Lane is another bigger venue compared to the usual small bars in Queenstown. Searle Lane plays hits for everyone to live entertainment. Don’t miss some of their super cheap pizzas on Thursdays. Go bungee jumping at night in Coronet Peak though only in winter.

1. Things To Do At Night In Queenstown: Queenstown, nestled in the heart of New Zealand’s South Island, is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and adrenaline-pumping activities. However, as the sun sets, Queenstown transforms into a different kind of paradise, offering a vibrant nightlife that caters to all tastes. Let’s delve into the myriad of activities that await those seeking to make the most of their nights in Queenstown.

2. Party In Queenstown: Queenstown is dubbed as the “Party Capital” of the South Island and for good reason. Every street has a bar or club suiting all party types, whether it’s a casual drink with your travel buddies or somewhere to dance until the early hours.

3. Evening Cruise And Farm Tour: Get an insight into the traditional Kiwi lifestyle on a tour to Walter Peak, a high-country farm isolated on the other side of Lake Wakatipu from Queenstown. Board the TSS Earnslaw that has been ferrying the waters of Lake Wakatipu since 1912. At Walter Peak, you’ll be treated to a Kiwi barbecue, as well as a sheep farm show before departing back to Queenstown.

4. Beer & Wine Twilight Tour: Start your night out the right way with an evening tour of two of Gibbston Valley’s wineries for a tasting followed by a drink in Arrowtown.

5. Unwind In Some Hot Pools: It can be pretty tiring doing all the adrenaline and adventure activities in Queenstown! A great place to escape for the night is the Onsen Hot Pool, which is open until 11 pm. Ease your body in your own private pool looking out to some stunning alpine scenery on the Shotover Canyon.

6. Bungy Jump At Night: During the winter months, take the leap from The Ledge Bungy on Bob’s Peak. You’ll get a unique perspective of the Queenstown lights while free-falling 47m.

7. Night Ski At Coronet Peak: Another winter-only night activity in Queenstown, Coronet Peak hosts night ski sessions on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Follow the trails lit up by floodlights and enjoy the apres ski atmosphere in the Coronet Peak cafe.

8. Get Some Grub: Queenstown has heaps of restaurants with both Kiwi and international flavors to try. Try an oversized burger at Fergburger or Devil Burger, or how about a deep-fried Kiwifruit at Erik’s Fish & Chips? Take your takeaway to Perky’s Floating Bar on the Queenstown Wharf, which is a B-Y-O food bar.

9. Go Karting: Get in a go-kart and hit the Game Over track! Game Over in Frankton teams as an evening and rainy day activity in this indoor entertainment center. Enjoy go-karting, laser tag, and heaps of arcade games. Game Over is open until 7 pm.

10. Do Some Stargazing: On a clear night, the stars seen from Queenstown are astonishing. Skyline Queenstown offers stargazing tours to make use of their high-powered telescope atop the Skyline Gondola. Alternatively, hit the road away from the lights of town and watch as the skies get clearer for stargazing. In winter, Queenstown is also an often-seeing display of the Southern Lights.

11. Test Your Nerve At Fear Factory: Get a different sort of adrenaline rush in Queenstown at the Fear Factory. This late-night haunted house activity challenges you to make it through the hallways of horror all the way to the end. Many have chickened out. This venue is open until 11 pm.

12. Enter The Sensory Maze: Make your way through room after room of illusions, quirky physical obstacles and challenges, lighting effects, scents, sound effects, and just plain weirdness. Odyssey Sensory Maze is open until 10 pm.

13. Kiwi Haka: See a stunning Maori Cultural Show at Skyline Queenstown. There are 4 shows each night which include traditional song and dance, a poi display, and an up close and personal live haka. You could even combine the live haka show with a meal at the Skyline Restaurant and of course, a return gondola ride up there.

Rotorua enjoys a vibrant and varied nightlife, with a range of nightlife activities and with great atmosphere. Whether you like to party, or just enjoy a casual drink, there is something to suit everyone. Rotorua nightlife may include live music, casinos, bars, pubs, clubs, restaurants, and gentlemen’s bars.

1. Things To Do At Night In Rotorua: Rotorua, a picturesque city nestled on New Zealand’s North Island, is not just a destination for daytime adventures. As the sun sets, the city comes alive with a myriad of exciting activities and experiences. Discover the enchanting “Things To Do At Night In Rotorua” and make the most of your evenings in this magical destination.

2. Redwoods Tree Walk: Feel the spirit of Rotorua’s iconic Redwood Forest from a bird’s eye view as you traverse over 500m of walkways amongst the 110-year-old Redwood trees. The Redwoods Tree walk is enjoyed by many locals and visitors during the day, then at night, this ecological walk is brought to life by beautifully designed lighting. With a height ranging from 6m to 12m, this unique experience is a great way to explore nature at night.

3. Catch A Rotorua Sunset: There are many beautiful places to watch the sunset in Rotorua. Lake Rotorua itself or the surrounding lakes of Lake Okareka, Lake Rotomahana, and Lake Tarawera cast vibrant reflections as the sun is setting. The sunset is even intensified by the steamy geothermal goodness at Kuirau Park, a free geothermal park in Rotorua’s city center.

4. Tamaki Maori Village: You will be welcomed like a visitor, and depart as a friend. Tamaki Maori Village is a unique experience that gives you a peek into the indigenous Maori culture. Located in a native tawa forest, this fascinating village is rated the best cultural experience in New Zealand. The Evening Experience includes learning the world-famous haka (Māori war dance) performance, witnessing traditional warrior training, local arts & crafts, and a taste of kai food.

5. Zipline Through The Forest: The New Zealand forest is still alive at night! Join Rotorua Canopy Tours for their evening tour with ziplines, swing bridges, and platforms high in the forest. Get all the action of the forest while the sun sets and see how the forest changes as the sounds change from bird songs to the awakening of New Zealand’s nocturnal wildlife. Evening tours are available during summer.

6. Night Mini Golf: Mini Golf Rotorua at night is a whole new ball game. This 18-hole mini golf is set in a tranquil New Zealand garden complete with waterfalls, beautiful birds, and roaming rabbits that enjoy being petted. But the best part comes at night when this slice of paradise transforms into a magical wonderland with thousands of twinkling lights. Visit this course for a romantic date or fun night out with friends and let the good times roll.

7. Waikite Valley Thermal Pools: A visit to Rotorua simply isn’t complete until you’ve enjoyed our geothermal wonders. Get off the beaten track with a 30-minute drive to the small farming community of Waikite Valley, where you’ll find the locally built Waikite Valley Thermal Pools. The 6 hot pools and private spas are filled with delightful mineral waters from the largest source of 100% pure geothermal water in New Zealand – Te Manaroa Spring. The view is just as good as the waters so we recommend you time your swim to catch the sunset over the stunning valley, then enjoy the rest of your evening spa under the stars.

8. Go Stargazing: The Rotorua suburb of Ngongotaha is said to be the best place for stargazing on the North Island, so head there on a clear night to see the beauty of the Southern Hemisphere’s night sky. Alternatively, Skyline Rotorua offers stargazing tours with high-powered telescopes to see the likes of the Southern Cross, nebulas, planets, the Milky Way, and other galaxies.

9. Grab A Bite: All of your adventures are bound to leave you feeling a little peckish. There are plenty of great food options in Rotorua, but here are some of the local secrets on delicious and affordable places to eat: Guaranteed for good food and good vibes visit Abracadabra Café & Bar, a favorite for their Mexican & Morrocan food as well as $6 Taco Tuesdays. Sink your teeth into a stack of $1 Wicked Wing Wednesday at Craft Beer & Kitchen. Or taste the variety of ethnic and traditional Maori cuisine at Rotorua’s Night Market held every Thursday from 5 pm to 9 pm on Tutanekai Street.

10. Rotorua Night Market: Pining for a bubbling Rajasthani paneer curry? No problem. Are taste buds awaiting some traditional Croatian truffle pasta? Sorted. Want to munch on croissants and macaroons until sundown? No problem. Rotorua Night Market might just be the perfect grazing ground for budding foodies in this North Island city. Always popping up on the intersection of Haupapa and Hinemoa Streets, it’s got more cuisines to sample than you can shake a cushiony Neapolitan pizza at. Meanwhile, local bands provide the backing track, and local folk provide the company. It’s all good.

11. Relax In A Mud Spa: More geothermal experiences can be found at Hells Gate, which takes the geothermal hot pools to a whole new level with its mud baths. Hells Gate is open for some Rotorua mud bathing with all kinds of healing properties until 8.30 pm.

12. Amazing Glow Worms With Real Rotorua: Glow worms are the highlight of any night-time stroll in New Zealand, and when found in abundance they can be as breathtaking as our clearest night sky. Join Real Rotorua’s experienced guides on a trip into the native bush at dusk to witness this phenomenon for yourself. Learn about the life cycle of this fascinating insect, experience New Zealand’s wildlife by night, and top off this stellar evening by relaxing under the stars.

13. Dunedin: Dunedin’s nightspots are up there with the best. Mou Very and Inch Bar are the smallest and quirkiest; Copa, Carousel, and Toast are generally popular; while Pequeno, Albar, and Tonic are favored by the professional set.

Hunker down at Scarfie haunts the Starters Bar, ReFuel, or Malbas. Try the Speight’s Ale House, the Craic, or the Duke of Wellington for a true pint. Members of the younger demographic dance into the wee small hours at 10 Bar, Urban Factory, and Monkey Bar.

Dunedin Casino offers a premier experience unrivaled in the entire city for casino entertainment, refreshments, and dining. The Casino runs through to Cafe D’oro and the Scenic Hotel Southern Cross which offers guests a truly high-class experience during their trip to Dunedin.

14. Napier: By night, Napier comes alive with an eclectic mix of bars, restaurants, and live entertainment venues. Many of these venues are within walking distance of The Dome, or you can take a quick trip down to Ahuriri, with its humming nightlife.

For a refined entertainment experience, The Napier Municipal Theatre is a beautifully preserved Art Deco venue with a busy schedule of international and local performances. Likewise, the Hawke’s Bay Opera House in Hastings and several other independent venues around the region feature live performances and theatre all year round. Also, just a short stroll from The Dome, The Century Cinema at the Hawke’s Bay Museum and Art Gallery (MTG) screens quality international, independent, and arthouse films.