10/07/2015
PART 2 : (MILAN, BRUSSELS, PARIS AND AMSTERDAM)
1. MILAN
Young, cosmopolitan Milan has a vibrant, lively nightlife and cultural scene. Most bars and restaurants serve aperitivo (a buffet of antipasti, free with drinks) , after which the energetic move on to the nightclubs. Just remember one thing ..dress to impress!
2. PARIS
Paris is famous for food and fashion, of course, but lately, a new crop of clubs is bringing buzz to the city’s nightlife scene. There are so many new spots and we would divide our guide into four distinct categories: super-exclusive clubs, clubs with interesting concepts, clubs for late-night revelers, and clubs that move around the city.
75021 hosts underground parties in a huge cultural space on the outskirts of Paris called the 6B. Named as though it was taking place in its own district of Paris, these happenings aim draw people from the center of town for more space and freedom and bringing to mind warehouse parties of the 1990s.
Trust us: The crowd alone is worth the trip
The Most famous Moulin Rouge… A MUST GO!
3. BRUSSELS
Nightlife in Brussels is not huge, but they have got their places: R'n'B Clubs, Lounge Bars, Electro Clubs, Bars, Pubs, Live rock shows, Festivals (during Summer!) and many more to be discovered when there! ;)
What is great is that although the centre may seem touristic, most of the bars and clubs aren't, and trust me there are a lot of places that will certainly surprise you!!
Dining in an actual Treehouse.. ? get dancing in Zanzibar! Bizarre isn’t truly bizarre! Church turned into a nightclub?! I mean who ever thought about all that?!
4. AMSTERDAM!! (My personal Favorite)
When it comes to nightlife in Amsterdam, there are venues, dance festivals and club nights to suit every taste! DJs keep the crowd going with everything from techno, dub step and trance to hip-hop, funk and deep house. One city that truly doesn’t sleep. Something during the day and something else at night.
If you're looking for s*x, drugs or rock 'n' roll, you'll find all you need for a lost weekend in Amsterdam without much preparation.
The Red Light District is at the very root of the city's international notoriety. It's currently undergoing a 'clean up', however, the city authorities are seeking to attract a classier line-up of conventional cafés, shops and restaurants – and tourists.
Other places to visit include; erotic museum, cannabis college, casa rosso, webers holland, studio 80 and many more.