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Balalaika

Owned by Anita, a jazz singer from New York, who often perches in the spotlight on a stool and belts out some sinewy blues. Other local musicians gather here as well to play piano, guitar or sing a tune. Read_on (No Comments)

The Cave

Prepare to headbang like it’s 1989. This underground nightclub is exactly like it sounds: dark, smoky and full of interesting night creatures. Read_on (1 Comment)

Sansibar

Trendy club/bar inside the red Japan Tower, with stylish cocktails and great parties. On Wednesdays: Blue Moon Swing, live music. Read_on (No Comments)

Batschkapp

The third largest professional venue for bands and concerts, Batschkapp is definitely a place you should plan to go if you are in the mood for some live music. Read_on (No Comments)

Cocoon

A stylish and beautiful visual world made concrete, DJ Sven Väth’s creation employs genetic architecture inspired by nature to create a breathtaking nightclub that literally comes alive. Read_on (1 Comment)

Cooky’s

A downstairs nightclub, Cooky’s lacks the grace and (happily) the snobbishness that some nightclubs around town are infamous for. Read_on (1 Comment)

Deelight

A bar first and a club second, this place offers something very special for the late night partier: no cover charge. The music is always house, the theme is barely Inca, and there are usually drink specials on. Read_on (No Comments)

Galerie

This club near the station is full of singles on the prowl; women have a much easier time getting in when the place is full. Inside Read_on (No Comments)

King Kamehameha

Known as the Kingka for obvious reasons, this is Frankfurt's swankiest club. It's also one of the most restrictive - expect to be turned down at the door if you're wearing jeans, khakis or anything that marks you as a tourist. Read_on (2 Comments)

Living XXL

The city's largest nightclub has three bars and a raised dining room that looks onto the dance floor. It's located in the ground floor of the Eurotower. Read_on (2 Comments)

O25

Located in an old bomb shelter, this dark and mysterious club offers an extensive array of music from Goa techno and Indian vibes to standard house for varied moves and grooves. Read_on (No Comments)

Odeon

Visited mostly by twenty-somethings, the Odeon is housed in a stunning white building that resembles a small museum. There’s a large bar, dance floor and a DJ who spins mostly pop and techno. Read_on (No Comments)

Praesidium 19/11

Praesidium 19/11
The green-clad Bullen (police) moved out of their beautiful headquarters and the party crowd moved in. The exquisitely Read_on (1 Comment)

Santa Maria

Religious relics abound in this underground nightclub. You will pass the namesake everywhere you go, making you feel like God is really watching you. Read_on (No Comments)

S-Club

Despite conjuring images of a teen band, this place is the polar opposite of a teen hangout. Hipsters and lip ringers get their groove on in this relatively small club in Old Sachsenhausen. Read_on (No Comments)

Stereo Bar

Attracts a young crowd, including lots of students. This cellar club has a funky interior with orange walls and an aquarium, and serves some of the most reasonably priced drinks available in a Frankfurt nightclub. Read_on (2 Comments)

U-Bar & U60311

A former pedestrian passageway has been converted into a colourful, lively bar and club with award-winning design. The U-Bar Read_on (No Comments)

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