Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
negroni
sbagliato
(the negroni's much smoother sibling) and schmooze over mini
bruschettas, focaccias and pasta dishes - all free with your well-mixed drink.
Entertainment
Options run the gamut from nail-biting football games to world-class opera. For cultural
listings check
www.incampania.it
; for the latest club news check out the free minimag
Zero
(
www.zero.eu
, in Italian), available from many bars.
From May until September, al fresco concerts are common throughout the city. Tourist
offices have details.
You can buy tickets for most cultural events at the box office inside
Feltrinelli
(
081
4.30-8pm Mon-Sat)
.
764 21 11; Piazza dei Martiri;
Teatro San Carlo
( 081 797 23 31;
www.teatrosancarlo.it
;
Via San Carlo 98; box office 10am-7pm Mon-Sat, to
3.30pm Sun; R2 to Via San Carlo)
One of Italy's premier opera venues, the theatre stages a
year-round program of opera, ballet and concerts, though tickets can be fiendishly difficult
to come by.
OPERA, BALLET
Galleria 19
(
www.galleria19.it
;
Via San Sebastiano 19; 11pm-5am Tue-Sun; Dante)
Set in a long, cav-
ernous cellar scattered with chesterfields and industrial lamps, this cool and edgy club
draws a uni crowd early in the week and 20/30-somethings with its Friday live-music sets
and Saturday electronica sessions. It's also home to one of the city's best mixologists, Gi-
anluca Morziello, famed for his Cucumber Slumber.
CLUB
New Around Midnight
( 331 2326093;
www.newaroundmidnight.it
;
Via Bonito 32a; admission €15; 7.30pm-2am Thu-Sun
mid-Sep-Jun; Vanvitelli, funicular Montesanto to Morghen)
This hybrid jazz club and eatery
features mostly homegrown acts, with the occasional blues band putting in a performance.
Check the website for upcoming gigs.
LIVE MUSIC
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