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Top 10 Rome’s Trendiest Nightlife

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1. Alpheus

Alpheus contains three different discos, each of which plays different music, plus a garden. It holds special shows too, plus theme nights and the occasional live concert. The entrance ticket includes one free drink.
2. Nazca

This is the place where Rome’s bright young things sip a well-mixed cocktail or two before sampling the other delights of the Testaccio-Ostiense area. It has a good sound system and an equally trendy restaurant.
3. Radio Londra

One of Rome’s perennial favourites for an energetic night out. Noisy, buzzing rock-and-roll venue with an air-force theme and sometimes up-and-coming live bands. Food is also available.
4. L’Alibi

This is Rome’s largest and most famous gay disco, with several dance floors, lounges and a huge terrace garden to cool off in in summer.
5. Villaggio Globale

Occupying part of an old slaughterhouse, the “Global Village” offers great world music, plus ethnic snacks. Winter only.
6. Caffè Latino

Films, cabaret and disco with a great, eclectic mix of music.
7. Café de Oriente

Occasional Brazilian bands rock the samba, while the rest of the time Latin-tinged disco gets you going.
8. Four XXXX Pub

One of Rome’s more popular English-style pubs, but featuring South American-inspired food. Jazz and Latin music on occasion.
9. Mountgay

Very relaxed, two-room disco-bar, named after the Caribbean rum, featuring occasional live jam sessions and DJ gigs.
10. Clamur

This pub projects a genuine English atmosphere with a zippy Italian twist. Guinness is on offer, along with snacks.