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- Nightlife
- Where you go at night in Valencia depends on when you visit. The best area in the cooler months is historic Barrio Carmen in the city center. Valencia is famous for its marcha (nightlife) and for its bohemian bars. Calle Alta is a good street on which to start your tasca bar crawl.An evening out in Valencia might also involve tasca crawls that focus on the historic core around Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Some of the most evocative tascas don't even have clear signs -- your best bet is to jump into and out of whichever appeals to you. Among our favorites, a short walk from Town Hall and Valencia's tourism office, are Bar Canovas, Plaza de Canovas del Castillo s/n and Bar Zaena, Calle Antiguo Reino de Valencia.Another longtime local favorite is Barcas, Barcas 7, among banks and office buildings in the heart of town directly north of Estación del Norte. It serves drinks and tapas (including small servings of paella) at the stand-up bar. You could conceivably stop here for your first cup of coffee at 7am and for your final nightcap at 1am. In the evening there is often live music. The establishment is more popular as a bar than as a restaurant. It's open daily from 7am to 1am. Drink prices start at 1.50€, and tapas cost 3€.Some of the best tapas are served at the vastly improved Casa Montaña, 69 Calle José Benlliure, an antique drinking cellar with time-weathered old wine barrels. The cured hams and "boutique" cheeses are among the finest in town. And no one does wood-roasted peppers better than the cook here. You might prefer the deliciously fat anchovies.In summer, the emphasis switches to the beach, Playa de Malvarrosa. Valencia is hot and steamy, and the cooling night breezes blowing in from the sea are especially welcome. Everyone from teens to 40-somethings congregate around open-air bars. The bars play music, often have dance floors, and are open from late May to September. There are also discos in this part of town, one of which is the Akuarela Playa, Calle Eugenia Vines 152. Entrance is more expensive, and drinks are several euros more than in the open-air bars.
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