Fun and entertainment Democratic Republic Of The Congo

The name of the Grand Hôtel Pullman discotheque changes from time to time, but it is always a good option, in a setting that reflects the image of this mythical hotel. One crosses there the local clientele of course, but also Kinois rather in the forties and accustomed of the places. The terrace at the edge of the swimming pool brings freshness for the torrid nights and the feverish atmospheres. And always punctually, events (open-air evenings, concerts...) are organized. And in case of a shortage, there is always the casino just opposite.

A nerve center that has revealed many Congolese artists. Several spaces: the small and the big hall, exhibition rooms, the media library, the projection room, the patio/garden and the restaurant space (the Bistro de la Halle). The program includes theater, contemporary dance, street arts, literature, music, cinema and visual arts. But there are also artistic residencies and trainings, as well as French courses.

Pronounced "chèta". It's the festive reference for another of Kin's atmospheric neighborhoods: Bon Marché. Authenticity guaranteed! It's a classic local club, a little raunchy and packed with girls with devastating charms. The music is essentially Kinshasa. But it's the neighborhood itself that's worth a visit, with its lively terraces scattered here and there, where you can enjoy a beer and grilled cabri brochettes against a backdrop of decibels, or watch a soccer match on TV. The atmosphere is 100% Congolese and overexcited.

Once again, a mixed venue, part restaurant, part lounge bar, part nightclub, with plenty of daytime and evening traffic. The atmosphere is well-balanced, and the service is top-notch. The balance is between calm and festive - the choice is yours! A large central terrace with a kitschy illuminated fountain, and a well-stocked cocktail bar with the codes of the genre. Themed evenings with various local DJs, virtuoso and tireless. Soccer matches are broadcast, generating a typically Kinshasa atmosphere during tricky matches.

Concept bar on the ^9th floor of Central Africa's first Art Deco building (1946)! Designer decor, subdued lighting... even the toilets have a touch of the period! The highlight, however, is the two terraces offering incredible views over the city and the river. This trendy weekend party spot attracts mainly expats and the happy few, who can treat themselves to an evening of spirits, cocktails, cigars and afterwork aperitifs with late afternoon tapas and happy hour. Not to be missed.

Resto-bar, with huts, billiard tables… A local reference.

Renowned bar where dancing in the city.

" Organized "cabri bar in the center, where to have a drink and eat a skewer.

The "hot spot" in Gemena. Cabri bar held by West Africans. Full at any time of the day/evening.

Carole, of Italian origin, and his French husband who opened this little bar-restaurant with huts at the site of the deceased Blue Tooth. The name chosen, although adapted to the Congo, is actually inspired by a bar in Paris. We serve African gastronomy and there is a good atmosphere. Whether it is to eat one end or just drink one (or more) glass (s). At the end of the day, the duo should open a new nightclub next to Guest House Kango II, which will make sure it is opened once opened.

It is the place to enjoy a good shaken beer or a fresh soda, on the terrace right on the street, while tasting your goat's kebab or grilled chicken, at the corner of one or the other local restaurant. A popular atmosphere and a good child guaranteed! The place of the Leaders on the corner, a little more elaborate than the others, also has a small disco.