Rotterdam has many great hangouts. Delftshaven, Veerhaven and Westelijk Handelsterrein are only a few of the harbour areas where you'll find a wide selection of restaurants and bars. As soon as the weather allows, pavement cafés appear, so you

Paard van Troje (Prinsegracht12, The Hague) Phone 0031 70 3601838 The recently reopened Café Paard van Troje offers various activities throughout the week. Locals tend to call the cafe simply the Paard (the Horse). In this cozy café-cum-rest

Utrecht has a lively night scene. You can go watch a movie, visit a pleasant pub or gamble a little in the casino. Not tired yet? Dance the night away in one of the discotheques. A night out in Utrecht is sure to be a great night. Let's dance Night re

Jimmy Woo is a hot club where ancient Hong-Kong mixes with modern design. Black is the dominant color here, with a large lounge area with black leather sofa's and a black bar, and of course the opium table isn't missing. The dance floor is downsta

Dine, drink and dance at the Westergasfabriek’s popular venue Pacific Parc and enjoy an evenings sunset at the great Pacific Parc's terrace. Westergasfabriek Polonceaukade 23AmsterdamT+31 20 4887778http://www.pacificparc.nlinfo@pacificparc.nl

Eindhoven’s nightlife will stay with you long after you’ve left. The many different areas are within walking distance of each other. Pubs are open until 4 am on Fridays and Saturdays and on other days, until 2 am. The Markt Particularly known

This former blue collar neighborhood is one of the trendiest and coziest areas of the city. It is full of great bars, lounges and restaurants (e.g. on the Noordermarkt and Westerstraat) and it would be hard to NOT find a great place here. Read more about

Club Vie opened it’s doors in October proving that Rotterdam’s nightlife is constantly renewing itself. Club Vie is a club with international allure located in the former club Jackie. A surprising and unique programming creates special sounds

Hotel Arena is situated in the former St. Elisabeth building, a city monument alongside Amsterdam's historical city centre. It was built in 1890 and first used as Roman-Catholic orphanage. Later it became an old age home, and in the 1980's a youth

Amsterdam has a long tradition of café culture. Some say that the first bar opened its doors in the 13th century. If you visit the city, make sure you pay a visit to one of the so called 'brown cafés'. These pubs are well-known for t