Fun and entertainment Australia

Historical maritime pub established in 1846. Restaurant and restaurant from 12 am to 14 am.

Part hotel, part bar, part restaurant and part kitschy entertainment venue. The Arkaba Hotel is known for its regular musical events and its perfect floor to perfect your Latin dance steps for free on Wednesday nights. We also recommend its accommodation, the rooms are full of charm and cozy with their warm tones. The lounge area of the bar offers divine cocktails and very good tapas and plates to share. Between friends or lovers, Arkaba Hotel adapts to all moods and desires!

Built in 1862, the Great Western Hotel is one of Queensland's oldest pubs and a must for soaking up the bush atmosphere. It houses a motel, steakhouse restaurant and poker room. Enjoy fresh seafood, burgers and schnitzels. Occasional rodeos and barbecues are held in the large covered arena at the rear of the building (check the website for details), and the festivities ensure a great atmosphere. You may also arrive on the evening of a country concert.

This gigantic complex has the largest casino in Australia, the Crown Casino, several restaurants, nightclubs and cinemas. At the casino, you can enjoy games such as poker, Mississippi Stud, Baccarat, Blackjack, automatic tables, slot machines, traditional roulette, and many others! It's a great way to spend an evening! Be careful though, gambling can be addictive and make you lose a lot of money. Identification is required.

Built in 1893 to accommodate travelers and the many herdsmen who used to transit from the Kimberleys to Queensland, the Daly Waters Hotel is one of the oldest buildings in the Northern Territory. Decorated with a lot of humor (and bras!), it is an original place where you should absolutely stop. Almost always crowded, including a lot of grey nomads with high tech caravans and motorhomes, all in a very good atmosphere. An old gas station with two pumps is located just in front of the pub. Live concert in the evening.

A definitely good vibes address where to party and enjoy delicious cocktails. This bar is located at the entrance to the Cairns casino and often hosts live bands with a variety of sounds... London's Fleetwood Mac even performed here in 2018! Come with friends and enjoy the large lounge area to sip happy hour drinks. Some great wines and beers are offered on the menu. Then join the dancefloor for dancing and fun. The place is obviously packed on weekends.

It belongs to the Backpacker Wake Up, so you'll find an international and colourful wildlife. The drinks are cheap, and you will definitely spend a good evening of meetings.

A Darwin institution. The open-air cinema is located in a wonderful setting at the seaside and at the foot of the cliffs housing the NT parliament. Many foreign art house films, including some French, are shown under the stars. Buy the tickets on the website to be sure to have a place. Free seating, so it is advisable to arrive early to reserve a good deckchair. You can then enjoy the bar or a quick dinner. Pedestrian access via the stairs at the end of the esplanade, by car via the Waterfront.

The Pier Bar is the trendy meeting place in Cairns where all the locals and tourists meet for the after work. Be careful, it can get crowded! This bar with a relaxed atmosphere is also a restaurant and offers tasty dishes at affordable prices: pizzas on the spot or to take away but also burgers, tapas. On weekends and some evenings of the week, bands come to play. Some evenings, salsa classes are given, Latina atmosphere guaranteed! You can also take advantage of the pool tables and the darts games.

The Salt House is a restaurant, bar and pizzeria all in one. You will find a wide range of local and international beers and wines to toast in the tropics! The bar also offers tapas plates to share, and you can even order oysters, a seafood platter and fish. Several times a week, you can listen to musicians competing with talent. The best part? The view of the marina and the magnificent sunset. A trendy and increasingly popular place to meet with friends.

Live music and live music on Fridays and Saturdays from 20 h. Night nightclub, a young and trendy atmosphere. Electro music house.

A pleasant bar-restaurant where you can eat tapas as well as sip vodka on the rooftop with an extraordinary view. As for meals, there is a choice of pizzas, cheese, cold cuts and other more elaborate dishes. But it is especially for its beautiful selection of drinks that one comes here. The card makes the beautiful part with cocktails containing vodka and gin. Nice wine list with a mulled wine in winter. For a snack, there are many drinks and cocktails without alcohol as well as a selection of cakes.

For an hour and a half, about forty stockmen - the famous Australian cowboys - deploy their know-how to plunge you into the heart of the Outback, through a splendid show featuring horses and riders. Through a game of sound and light, the immersion is complete and will enchant young and old: the magic happens! To accompany the show, a three-course meal is included (most often a barbecue is offered).

Irish pub.

To have a drink in a chic and modern place, green environment, with a large terrace sheltered by palm trees often with live music. Beer or cocktails, or a good Australian pub style dinner, the place is always lively! For those who start a pub crawl and are looking for another nice place to go for a drink, the Queens Tavern, 10 minutes walk away, dating from 1889, is one of the oldest pubs in Perth, with a very good atmosphere.

The Elder Hall is the music conservatory of Adelaide and an annex of the university. It organizes Lunch Times on Friday noon, with classical music or jazz concerts (which we recommend!) but also evening concerts on certain dates. The performers are usually students and teachers of the conservatory who form the Elder Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra. For the agenda and the program, go to the website.

A very popular theater in Perth. Located in a modern building, it presents local troops.

One of the main venues of classical shows in Perth, which regularly organizes prestigious international artists.

For over 100 years, people have flocked to this seaside suburb in search of fun and parties. People also come to St. Kilda to enjoy the music at the Prince Bandroom, located near the corner of Fitzroy and Acland Streets. The Prince Bandroom has been providing live music with a great atmosphere for six decades. It has hosted the likes of Lenny Kravitz, Jack Johnson, Scissor Sisters, Ben Harper, Pink, Coldplay, Bright Eyes and Goldfrapp to name a few. We highly recommend it!

The institution of Oxford Street on 2 floors. However, drinks are a little expensive. Boys only on Saturdays.

Attention: Midnight was closed on administrative decision 2013, without announced date of reopening.