Nightlife in Andalusia, Spain

Negotiating the labyrinth of narrow streets of the Barrio Santa Cruz somehow contributes to the authentici... More on Frommers

My wife had been to Seville a couple of times before we met, and every time she's been there, she's gone to... More on TripAdvisor

This is one of the biggest and (in our opinion) hippest of the bodegas lining the edge of the Carrer del Darro, a street that's legendary for its nightlife and its sense of medieval history. The interior is a sprawling labyrinth ... More on Frommers

DJs rule the night at this favorite, which is open daily after midnight and usually rocks until the early hours. More on Frommers

Some visitors, but mostly locals, patronize this tiny bar with tasty tapas on a small street off San Eloy. It's a modest joint, with glaring neon lights at night that are unkind to all but those with perfect skin. The owner is ... More on Frommers

Founded in 1999 near the Alameda de Hercules, and with a gay underground following of men from throughout the region, this is the most popular and most frequently visited "bear bar" in Andalusia, with a decor that's loaded with ... More on Frommers

The 'Sala El Tren' is a music venue, known to host a number of concerts. This is one of the most happening places in Granada, which is full of energy and life. The venue has live music concerts and some of the best DJ performances. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Plaza de Toros de Granada is a bullfighting ring which has 14,500 seats, where you may also find other events such as concerts or big exhibitions. It has restaurants, clubs and bars underneath the seating, independent ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The staff is gruff and jaded, the beer is cold, the tapas come in generous portions, and there's a very discreet rainbow flag stuck somewhere near the cash register. The photos and memorabilia in this family-style, Art Nouveau ... More on Frommers

A 20-minute walk uphill from Plaza Nueva, this is a particularly popular address with students. Many of these young people stand on the rooftop terraces for a panoramic view of the Alhambra at sunrise, one of the most striking ... More on Frommers

Woodsy-looking and battered, this is the leading gay and lesbian pub in the Albaicín, with a strict policy of not even opening its doors 'til around midnight. Once you're inside, you'll find yourself among a group of people ... More on Frommers