| Are you visiting Barcelona and want to know where | | | | others, like Jamboree, Plaza Real, 17, are replete with |
| the students go to party? Student nightlife is often | | | | several dance floors and therefore charge a cover, in |
| inexpensive and cultural. So, there's no denying that it is | | | | this case 9 euro. |
| smart to know where the various nightlife areas for | | | | So, how is a typical night out in Barcelona? To get |
| students are located. | | | | things started, a typical night out usually starts with a |
| The local university crowd tends to stick to the | | | | late dinner. Many formal restaurants usually take |
| low-key bars around the Plaza de la Universidad, just | | | | reservations for either 9 or 11 pm, the latter being of |
| to the south of Plaza Catalunya, in the Raval area. | | | | preference for those prepping for an all-nighter. These |
| Along the Carrer de Fernandina, which is the | | | | times are typical of restaurants frequented by spanish |
| southward street off the plaza in front of the Macba, | | | | people however and most restaurants in the central |
| are numerous bars with a cool, casual atmosphere. | | | | areas cater to varying schedules and will serve meals |
| For those seeking a more Erasmus-esque | | | | round the clock. If you are later than 11.30 pm it can |
| atmosphere, hit up the various lounges and clubs in the | | | | often be difficult to get served, as many of the |
| Plaza Real, just off the Ramblas. Some, like the Cafe | | | | kitchens close at mid-night. After a meal then things |
| Royal, Nou de Zurbano, 3, don't charge a cover and | | | | evolve to a bar before a complete night out is finished |
| play a mix of soul, funk, bossa, and latin jazz, while | | | | off by clubbing from 03 AM to the sun rise. |