Asturias - Bars & Nightlife
Oviedo, thanks to its large student population, has a lively after-dark scene focusing on Calle Mon and the narrow streets either side of it – where there are more than 100 spots to drink and chill, many of them with live music.Most bars stay open until 03:00 on weeknights and are open as late as 05:30 on weekends, while dance clubs are open until 05:30 or even 07:00, so Oviedo and Gijon are real night-owl cities.You’ll find plenty of sidrerias (cider bars) along Calle Gascona, where many people start and finish the evening with a visit to a club in between. El Rosal is the heart of the younger nightlife scene, while the El Cristo area is full of slightly more sophisticated spots attracting a more mature audience.
La Santa Sebe
La Santa Sebe is currently one of Oviedo’s liveliest dance clubs, but be aware that its fairly strict door policy means that getting past the burly bouncers can be a challenge, especially on busy night.
Danny’s Jazz Bar
A short distance north of the centre, Danny’s is less frenzied than some of the downtown spots and caters for a (slightly) more mature audience, with occasional live jazz and blues. It may be the pricey drinks that keep the place quieter and more exclusive.
Tribeca
This is loud and lively venue in the town centre, is one of Ovieod’s best-known night spots and attracts a committed dance crowd, but it’s not ideal for an intimate, romantic evening.
