European cities are fortunate to offer visitors spectacular culture, and history during the day, but also a trendy and stylish nightlife. Some of the coolest bars and clubs can be found in Amsterdam and Barcelona, in secret locations, so do your research before you go. Whether you want to end your day of sight seeing in a local pub, jazz bar, or lively club, most cities have them all. So whatever you decide to do on your holidays to European cities, make sure that you explore the incredible nightlife.

Barcelona is a very stylish yet chilled out city. This is very much a late-night city when it comes to nightlife, with most people heading to clubs at 1 – 2 a.m. If you’re looking for a big night out, then head to the Boulevard Club, which can be found in the middle of the Ramblas area. This huge nightclub attracts world-renowned djs playing techno and house music. Here you’ll find serious music lovers getting hot and sweaty on the dance floor. If you’re looking for something a bit more chilled-out, then head to the Marula Café, an intimate club, close to the Sagrada Familia, playing jazz, funk and soul. With inexpensive flights to Barcelona all year round, this is a great destination to experience a variety of nights out.

Berlin is catching up with Barcelona for the title for hippest city in Europe. In this vibrant city there are many underground clubs, which locals and clued-up tourists visit. As most of the venues tend not to advertise, they rely on word of mouth to entice new guests. Its worth asking a local to find out which place is best to go to at which night, most the clubs also have themed nights so be prepared to dress up. Kreuzberg is a district worth visiting if you want an edgy night out, with eclectic music on offer. Club Maria and Spindler and Klatt are two very unique clubs definitely worth trying out, playing mostly German trance music. With lots of cheap flights to Berlin, this is a great city to visit for a fun and crazy nightlife.

If money is no object then you can have an unforgettable night in Paris. For the masses though, Paris can be extremely expensive. If you’re looking to get away from the exclusive clubs, then visit Bastille, a buzzing area with bars and clubs that play all types of music, from house to hip hop to garage. If you’re more interested in bar crawling, go to the historic Marais District or the fashionable Oberkampf, which is more popular with a younger crowd.

Bodrum is now in the top ten destinations for young and lively famous club. This small but famous resort in Turkey have many quality bars and clubs all around the Bodrum peninsula. The most famous club in Bodrum for many years have been Halikarnas night club. This night club is the third biggest open air night club in Europe. It can welcome up to 2500 clubbers on busy nights. There are theme nights and foam parties throughout the summer months.

As well as Halikarnas, you can find the sailing Catamaran Nightclub which is very unique and popular. Again, this is very popular and you can have a great night out dancing on top of the sea while watching the beautiful Bodrum town. Other famous names include Hadigari, Fora Bar and Beach Club. How much do you expect to pay on a good night out?

The price can really depend on where you are in Bodrum, while you can get a beer under 5 liras (2 uk pounds) in some bars, you can also pay up to 10 uk pounds in some clubs. My best bit of advice would be to ask the locals and budget yourself. Local drink called ‘raki’ is a very cheap drink, but a very strong one as well. So, try to get used to it before drinking to many of these drinks locals refer as’ lions milk’. You can find easy transport to travel in Bodrum peninsula, so choose a different venue or a completely new resort each time you go out. Remember to try different spots and walk around the have the best of Bodrum nightlife.