Best nightclubs Wales

Here too, we come to dance on good live music: rock, indie music, electro…

Metros is a deep, long, low-ceilinged, partially lit room with a tunnel-like feel. The crowd is young, grungy, rock'n'roll. This club, established since 1992, is for you if you like rock, the alternative scene and a playlist that very often tends towards heavy metal music at some point in the evening. Indie music, baggy beats and cheap beer: this is the place! With its student atmosphere and friendly staff, it's sure to be a good night out with friends.

A pub with a good musical program: jazz on Thursdays, concerts at weekends... Generally very lively! The atmosphere is really excellent at every concert, with locals and tourists alike coming here to enjoy themselves in a relaxed atmosphere. In summer and on sunny days, you can make the most of the pleasant terrace and a few tables. The Sun Inn also offers excellent cuisine for lunch and dinner. And to complete the picture, to add to its reputation as a very good pub, The Sun Inn offers a wide variety of beers.

This nightclub boasts probably one of the most impressive buildings in the area: a former church on several levels, with a vast deep-blue dome at its center, studded with small golden stars. It's a beautiful space, where you can move from one room to another under vaulted ceilings or by means of beautifully carved wooden staircases. However, it could do with a little renovation... The simplistic decor upstairs is a little cold, but as the evenings are lively, this detail is quickly forgotten, given the good atmosphere.

The atmosphere here is intended to be trendy and targets a clientele that may be older than the St. Mary's neighbourhood. The club is divided into two floors, each containing two rooms with their respective bars. All of them are spacious, decorated in a rather designer way and in different atmospheres. You can choose between the "jewel bar" and its cosy luxury atmosphere, Decadia and its games and street atmosphere, "blanca bar" the champagne bar corner or Kanaloa for a more island atmosphere. The music is quite heterogeneous: funk, R'n'B, pop..

Opened in 1983, this popular cultural venue is often referred to as the "Welsh Club". Indeed, many "Welsh" and live Welsh music perform there, but also gigs and jam sessions... We come to dance and get in the mood for disco, electro pop or boogie nights. The programming is nice and we're having a good time. For many Cardiff residents, it is one of the capital's must-see nightlife spots. And to complete all this, there is a good team on site, good cocktails and beers at reasonable prices.