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Nightlife
The nightlife of Malta caters to all visitors with numerous hot nightclubs and bars all over the island. A rapidly growing venue for night clubbing, Malta is now home to a number of hot and happening places where some of the top International DJs make guest appearances to make the crowd dance to their tunes. St. Julian in Paceville is one of the most prominent spots of action.
There are numerous cultural events held all through the year. This includes classical and modern musical shows, festivals and concerts that are often held in historic venues. The ten-year-old International Jazz Festival, held in July is held at the Grand Harbor, illuminated by the radiant floodlights, which attracts a large audience and gives them a chance to experience a musical night in the open. Some of the legendary performers are seen donning the stage at the festival accompanied by upcoming and new artists.
To try a different kind of adventure at night, you may even try your luck at a casino.
Malta has also been famous for providing some of the Oscar winning locations due to which it has always been home to a film loving society. Several state-of-the-art multiplex cinemas screen several hit movies and latest releases. Other than that there are many romantic palazzos and harbor restaurants that offer Maltese beer, wine and cuisine.
Finally, nothing can be better than the exciting summer festa that includes fireworks, food and lots of fun to enjoy a perfect night out in Malta.
A. Favorite Spots
Foot Loose
One of the most prominent pubs in the area, the Foot Loose is the place for meeting new people. Equipped with a huge amusement arcade and pool, the place is frequented by people of different nationalities and thus, the visitors are forced to speak in English here. The place is considered to be ideal for students. Compared to other places, Foot Loose is more expensive where a pint costs around 75 cents.
The Scotsman
The Scotsman hosts Karaoke Nights every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Equipped with a billiard table and pin ball games, the bar is also known for its service quality and polite bartenders. A pint of Cisk or Carlsberg is available for only 55 cents. Other drinks such as Gin with Vodka lime or Highspot, are also available at the same rate. Inspired by the typical Scottish style, you will find a variety of music played here including a jukebox. An ideal place for the middle aged crowd.
Havana
One of the most popular spots for students and the young generation, Havana is the place for all those who love music and dancing. Located at the center of Paceville, the place is also one of the most expensive ones. Cozy corners, comfortable sofas and the rocking dance floor add to its popularity with musical varieties of hip-hop, soul and reggae. A pint or a drink in Havana cost around 80 cents.
Sabor de Mexico
Although a small snack bar, Sabor de Mexico serves some of the most delicious Mexican food. Considered to be ideal for the hungry ‘party stomachs' the snack bar specializes in ‘Tequila'. The rates are reasonable and you can buy typical Mexican bread for just 65 cents.
The Alley Rock Bar
The oldest bar of Paceville, the Alley Rock Bar, is particularly crowded on Wednesdays and on weekends. Live band performances and special theme nights are a regular attraction of this spot. The place is also famous for its rock music. You may sport casuals although men are not allowed to wear shorts here.
Bamboo
Known for its good-looking bartenders, Bamboo is always full with party going people in its Hawaii style outside. Caribbean Nights are celebrated here on every Wednesday while ladies can enjoy free champagne here served on every Friday.
The approximate cost of a pint as well as a drink comes around 50 cents in Bamboo. Most of the time ‘underground' music is played here, although you will also find a mix at times.
