Top Rated Nightlife in Nuremberg

Venture to the industrial Gibitzenhof area and visit the Hirsch (Stag), one of Nuremberg's top addresses for those seeking nocturnal entertainment. There is always something going on here, from live-gigs to special events. Lots of unknown bands have managed to gain a wider audience after playing here, and well-known DJs and groups like to pop in now and then. The Hirsch provides enough space for Cabaret artists, Bands, Underground-DJs and bands to demonstrate their talent. The venue has been open since 1994 and the regulars can no longer live without it! Apart from these special-events, there is also a weekly agenda, which incorporates Drum 'n' Bass, Jazz, Techno, Jungle, House and Electronic music. In other words, there is something for everyone. If you don't like dancing, you can relax in the restaurant and bar. During summer, you can even have a coffee outside, whilst looking at the starlit sky.

The Rockfabrik and the Brown Sugar are two of the few places that exist in Nuremberg for Rock fans. Harley riders will feel at home here and they can park their bikes in front of the cafe in the 'motorbikes only' car park. You may hear Brown Sugar being referred to as Rockcafé, which is what it was called until 1987. During the day, it's quiet here. The walls are covered with graffiti and there is a nice terrace on which you can relax during the summer. As day changes into night, Brown Sugar comes to life with DJ's such as Robbo (a member of a well-known band called Vacancy) or Frank spin classics. Heavy metal types lounge around drinking 'Lochbier' or a Schweinemass, which is Dornkaat mixed with vanilla ice-cream and lemonade. Events such as parties, dart competitions and table football matches also draw in the crowds.

Blok attracts a hip, artistic crowd with a fantastic lineup of live performances by DJs, musicians and bands. The bar's setup reflects the collective effort of a group of local artists who have transformed this space at the heart of Nuremberg's historic quarter into a relaxed and inviting hangout. In summer, relax with drink in the company of friends at a table overlooking the Nues Museum across the square at a table outside Blok. Inside, large blocks of wood have replaced the usual tables and chairs to encourage socialization amongst the bar's varied patrons.

Set in an elegant, yet unpretentious atmosphere, A-Danceclub features upbeat techno music, DJs constantly raising the energy level of this place and a classy ambience. One of the most happening places in the city, the baroque-style nightclub comes complete with stately walls, high ceilings adorned with contemporary art and antiques dotted all over the place, all of which lend this nightclub a regal air. Frequented by people from all walks of life, the bar can be visited with a group of friends for an exuberant time. However, don’t fret even if you are planning to visit by yourself. A-Danceclub is also a great place to meet new people. Once you get here, see yourself mingle and easily become friends with people from eclectic backgrounds. Drinks include a great, well-curated selection of everything from beers and wines to strong, smooth-tasting cocktails. The nightclub also hosts back music nights quite often.

Head to Club Fogon if you are looking forward to spend a fun evening with your friends. Dedicated to Latin American music, this club always has great beats and enthusiastic dancing. The spacious dance floor, great acoustics and modern lighting system assure a fine clubbing experience when here. For those who doesn't enjoy dancing can check for their live music gigs. Sip on to some refreshing cocktails or choose from the other beverage variety offered on their menu to keep yourself replenished while you enjoy at Club Fogon. So, put on your dancing shoes and get ready to rock the dance floor to the beats of the DJ at this lively nightclub.

This is one of Germany's best-known nightclubs. Situated in the city center, Mach-1 is one of the oldest club in town and has seen countless trends come and go. The interior incorporates numerous staircases, futuristic bars and life-size paintings. When the club hosts a big event, the walls can be shifted to make space for more people. Friday nights are reserved for special events and Saturdays feature house. The club attracts big names like David Moralis, Stereo Deluxe and Armand van Helden. The doormen are known for being choosy.