The best clubs Naples

Close to the seafront in the Mergellina district. Built in a cellar with a stone cellar, at the entrance of a courtyard. Many students are aware of the places that many university festivals hold there. Guaranteed atmosphere.

S'Move is the largest club in the Chiaia district and also the one with the longest lifespan. This former haunt of the Neapolitan underground scene was transformed in 1992 into a club where the Funk Machine, pioneers of house music in Naples, played. Nowadays, the music is lounge music, with DJ sets programmed on certain evenings. The atmosphere is muffled and the lighting is a refined play of light for a chic and well-dressed clientele. You will find a wide choice of beers, cocktails and wines. The more the evening progresses, the more the bar takes on the air of a disco.

On the ground, the small blue blue tiles create this impression. The place is mild, nothing here aggression the eye. The green apple of the walls, where bottles of wine are placed on the map, further accentuate the sweet side of the establishment. The oval bar makes a boat in the centre of the pool. Like new temps, the barmen move the boat with a choice of COCKTAILS cocktails and wines. Of course, when the mass arrival of customers happens from midnight, the lights harden, the music accelerates and the storm rises. A trendy place, filled with Nice people, a snob hair. The decoration and soft space give Mati an unreal impression of an underground ship, where the captain would be clean. The place also makes restaurant the creative menu, changing every week. High prices are explained by the fact that this is the top of the top. Bouncers at the entrance don't joke and proper dress is required, no sneakers.

Near Piazza del Gesù Nuovo. Bar-bar whose back-bar allows reggae fans to give themselves a joy. Good atmosphere with a successful Mediterranean-Caribbean crossing. An address that brings together the young underground of the city and organizes numerous evenings and concerts.

This address in the Vomero district was born from the desire of Benny Galasso, an architect-designer, to create a club in Naples resolutely inspired by the latest clubbing fashions that he had observed in Florida. The modern setting has a chic minimalist and oriental touch, with sinuous couches, a shell-shaped bar and a lot of work on the lights. See also the amazing tropical aquarium, with its exotic fish. As for the music, the atmosphere is chill-out, bossa-nova and jazzy. In short, a very trendy plan.

In the heart of an elegant street in the Chiaia district, this is the most popular club for the Neapolitan golden youth. La Mela was founded in 1967 in Via dei Mille and since then it has constantly reinvented itself, adapting to new clubbing trends. Maradona, Naomi Campbell, Claudia Cardinale, Giorgio Armani are just some of the celebrities who have graced its dance floor. The place has a rather flashy, "I've seen it all" feel to it, with a rather young, preppy clientele and loud electro-house music.

Located near the Parc park. One of Naples'biggest discos with three rooms and three different atmospheres.

Near Piazza del Gesù Nuovo. One of the clubs of the moment, where the alternative young and Neapolitan students, always ready to prolong the night, punisher until late on techno-hip-hop mixes.

Located in the chic Chiaia district. Joyce alterne between hip-hop, funk and soul. Again, youth a POSHER hair but it is always fun to immerse itself in the atmosphere.

During the day, the Arenile is a popular bathing establishment in the Bagnoli district, with a sandy beach, two swimming pools, bars and a restaurant. In the evening, the place turns into a large open-air disco, facing the Gulf of Naples. Concerts are sometimes organized there: for example, the Arenile stage has hosted internationally renowned artists such as Patty Smith, Snoop Dogg, Sean Paul, George Benson, Daddy Yankee... Musical brunches and aperitivi are regular features of the programme.