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]]>If you’re interested in embarking on a South Asian adventure, then the Fusion Bar at Dwarika’s Hotel will prove to be the ideal place to take a load off. This cottage-turned-intimate bar is an ideal place to unwind after a long day of touring, with plenty of world-class cocktails, local beers, and Nepali snacks to enjoy.
If you’re in the mood for an island adventure, then a trip to the tropical African islands of Seychelles may be right up your alley. What better way to relax than by spending an afternoon or evening at the Sunset Pool Bar at the stunning Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas?
Located in the lush Grand Hotel Timeo, this bar is an ideal place to unwind while soaking in the breathtaking views of the glorious island of Sicily. From the fresh Mediterranean waters to the fearsome volcanic Mount Edna, there’s plenty to see from this classy location as you take a sip on your favorite cocktail while breathing in the fresh night air.
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]]>Situated on the 118th floor of the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong, this bar is high enough to make your vertigo kick in. Ozone is the highest bar in the world at 1,575 feet above sea level, which makes sense as the Hong Kong Ritz is the tallest hotel on the planet. Put on your best outfit to enjoy the lounge atmosphere in the evenings, or pop in for an unforgettable brunch on Sundays.
The Blank Lounge takes up two floors of the Landmark 81 skyscraper in the Vietnamese city. Standing at an altitude of around 1,214 feet, the 75th and 76th floors feature a collection of bars and lounges. After drinks, you can go even higher to visit the observation deck on the 81st floor!
Ever fancied sunbathing in the sky? The creators of this rooftop bar in Bangkok must have been on the same wavelength. Sky Beach can be found on top of the King Power Mahanakhon, coming in at 1,030 feet above the ground. Expect creative cocktails and a retro-chic, tropical vibe.
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]]>The post Rooftop Bars with Amazing Views in New York City appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The name says it all. The views from this rooftop bar on Roosevelt Island are worth leaving Manhattan for, and the drinks aren’t bad either. The bar is located on the 18th floor of the Graduate Roosevelt Island hotel and specializes in martinis and sparkling wines.
Those in search of some prime NYC skyline views from within Manhattan should check out Salon de Ning, a rooftop bar on Fifth Avenue with both indoor seating and two terraces overlooking one of New York’s most famous streets below.
Over 60 storeys is more like it. This rooftop bar is located on the 64th floor of a building in the city’s Financial District. Guests can enjoy cocktails and small bites inside or on the bar’s wrap-around terrace, where it’s recommended to make reservations in advance.
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]]>The post Best Bars in Malibu, CA to Relax After a Day’s Surfing appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Open until 12:30 A.M and with live music every single day, this is one of the most fun bars/restaurants in Malibu. It has a beautiful outdoor patio and serves classic Greek food all day.
This is the greatest surf bar you can find in Malibu. Located right on the oceanfront, the bar has a Hawaiian feel to it and surfing decor. You can enjoy craft beers, local wines, and cocktails.
Perhaps the most romantic bar on this list, Moonshadows offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, features music from live DJs, and has a long cocktail list that to explore.
Another bar with beautiful ocean views, here you can find a plethora of local wine varieties while listening to live music over the weekend.
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]]>An art gallery and club in Havana, Cuba, the Fabrica de Arte Cubano (or F.A.C.) is a must-see while you’re in Havana, especially if you’re looking for something to do at night. It has something to offer for anybody who likes art, culture, dancing, music, or nightlife of any kind. You’ll have so many different things to do, you’ll have a hard time choosing.
Canada is pretty cold, right? Well, it sure is in this bar in Quebec. The whole bar is made out of ice and snow, giving you a totally magical and once-in-a-lifetime experience. Even the cocktails are served in blocks of ice.
Located in Reykjavik, Iceland, the Northern Lights Inn is all about celebrating the beauty of nature, namely the northern lights, which you can see from the bar’s floor to ceiling windows—at least when the timing and weather are right.
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]]>With an eye to design, each facet of the Ranstead Room has been made to look like it is in the 1920s. There is only room for 45 patrons, and finding the door to the bar itself can be tricky. If you persevere and look behind the El Rey building you will find it.
Tuck yourself into one of the wooden booths, and grab a signature cocktail from the bar—the Midnight City and the Dancing in the Dark are particularly good. There is also a small finger menu that patrons of the bar can snack on if they don’t feel like leaving the shadowy comfort of the speakeasy.
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]]>The post Where to Find the Best Mojito in Havana appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This place has been operating in the old city for the last 18 years, and you can definitely feel the experience pays. The staff is very friendly and the owner, Jochi, claims it is not only the best Mojito in Havana—but on the entire island of Cuba.
Address: 162 Calle Chacon, Havana
Opening hours: Every day from 12pm to 12am
While most places in Havana have strong 50s vibes, this place is totally in the 90s. Under the red neon sign, you can enjoy one of the best mojitos in town. Just be careful, they tend to get very strong.
Address: 308 E Calle Habana, Havana
Opening hours: Every day from 12pm to 12am
This cool bar is located in the San Isridio in old Havana. If you are looking for a bit more creativity in your drink, this is where you should go. The mojito here is with more lime than the usual version, and there are some versions with other different citric fruits.
Address: 69 Merced, Havana
Opening hours: Every day from 12pm to 12am
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]]>This bar and restaurant are designed to give you the experience of spending time in… jail. A warden will welcome you at the entrance and cuff you before leading you to your cell. The cocktail names being served are based on your felony.
Address: Shibuya Grand Tokyo Building B2F, 33-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku
Opening Hours: Every day from 5pm to 11pm
The concept of this place is very straightforward—play videogames while getting drunk. The place is packed with all types of video games and consoles, and the friendly staff will be happy to help you out choose what you want to play.
Address: Q Building 5F, 3-8-9 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku
Opening hours: Wednesday to Monday from 6pm to 11:30pm
You probably heard before about Tokyo’s famous cat cafes, where you can enjoy your coffee while caressing a cat. This place takes it to a new level—why not enjoy some drink in the company of some penguins? The menu is quite classic, but the main feature here is the three penguins in the aquarium of the bar.
Address: 38-2 Ikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo 170-0014,
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 6pm to 3am; Friday to Sunday from 11:30am to 3pm and from 6pm to 3am
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]]>Listening to this Portuguese blues at an authentic club is a wonderful way to spend an evening in Lisbon. The Alfama area is considered the “home” of fado in the city.
In Lisbon, there is a stunning club scene and lots of dance clubs that are open until late. The best clubs in the city are in the Bairro Alto area.
The city offers a variety of special bars with different themes. One of them is the “Pensão Amor” bar. The bar is housed in an 18th-century building that was once a brothel. This is a playful place, with a cabaret vintage design. It has great music and a nice dance floor. The bar house is located at Rua do Alecrim 19 in the nightlife area called Cais do Sodré—which tourists usually do not visit. This area used to be a run-down district of Lisbon, but has lately become a vibrant place for nightlife, with clubs, bars, restaurants, and shops.
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]]>The post A Beginner’s Guide To Austin’s Hippest Bars appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Buzz Mill has two locations within 3 miles of each other and is all about the people of that area. It would warm any visitor’s heart to see the strength of the community they gathered around. They are a bar, café, and a volunteer community center. They organize river cleanup days, adoption events, and build community gardens. Worth a visit for the spirit!
The Jester King is a brewery, a farmhouse, and a local success story. Founded in 2010 as a working brewery, the founders decided to develop the land around the brewery, and they now own a solar-operated, ethical farm, operate tours, and serve beer and food. They also have a herd of Nigerian Dwarf goats running around.
Located at the heart of Austin’s downtown area is The Roosevelt Room, an award-winning cocktail bar. This is a full-service classic cocktail bar, where the staff can educate the customers about the nature of the drinks and recommend unique or newly developed drinks. If you’re in the mood for decadence, this is the spot for you!
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]]>The post Best Hotel Bars in the World for the Perfect Nightcap appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you’re interested in embarking on a South Asian adventure, then the Fusion Bar at Dwarika’s Hotel will prove to be the ideal place to take a load off. This cottage-turned-intimate bar is an ideal place to unwind after a long day of touring, with plenty of world-class cocktails, local beers, and Nepali snacks to enjoy.
If you’re in the mood for an island adventure, then a trip to the tropical African islands of Seychelles may be right up your alley. What better way to relax than by spending an afternoon or evening at the Sunset Pool Bar at the stunning Anantara Maia Seychelles Villas?
Located in the lush Grand Hotel Timeo, this bar is an ideal place to unwind while soaking in the breathtaking views of the glorious island of Sicily. From the fresh Mediterranean waters to the fearsome volcanic Mount Edna, there’s plenty to see from this classy location as you take a sip on your favorite cocktail while breathing in the fresh night air.
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]]>The post If You Can Handle Heights, These are the Highest Rooftop Bars in the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Situated on the 118th floor of the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong, this bar is high enough to make your vertigo kick in. Ozone is the highest bar in the world at 1,575 feet above sea level, which makes sense as the Hong Kong Ritz is the tallest hotel on the planet. Put on your best outfit to enjoy the lounge atmosphere in the evenings, or pop in for an unforgettable brunch on Sundays.
The Blank Lounge takes up two floors of the Landmark 81 skyscraper in the Vietnamese city. Standing at an altitude of around 1,214 feet, the 75th and 76th floors feature a collection of bars and lounges. After drinks, you can go even higher to visit the observation deck on the 81st floor!
Ever fancied sunbathing in the sky? The creators of this rooftop bar in Bangkok must have been on the same wavelength. Sky Beach can be found on top of the King Power Mahanakhon, coming in at 1,030 feet above the ground. Expect creative cocktails and a retro-chic, tropical vibe.
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]]>The post Rooftop Bars with Amazing Views in New York City appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The name says it all. The views from this rooftop bar on Roosevelt Island are worth leaving Manhattan for, and the drinks aren’t bad either. The bar is located on the 18th floor of the Graduate Roosevelt Island hotel and specializes in martinis and sparkling wines.
Those in search of some prime NYC skyline views from within Manhattan should check out Salon de Ning, a rooftop bar on Fifth Avenue with both indoor seating and two terraces overlooking one of New York’s most famous streets below.
Over 60 storeys is more like it. This rooftop bar is located on the 64th floor of a building in the city’s Financial District. Guests can enjoy cocktails and small bites inside or on the bar’s wrap-around terrace, where it’s recommended to make reservations in advance.
The post Rooftop Bars with Amazing Views in New York City appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post Best Bars in Malibu, CA to Relax After a Day’s Surfing appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Open until 12:30 A.M and with live music every single day, this is one of the most fun bars/restaurants in Malibu. It has a beautiful outdoor patio and serves classic Greek food all day.
This is the greatest surf bar you can find in Malibu. Located right on the oceanfront, the bar has a Hawaiian feel to it and surfing decor. You can enjoy craft beers, local wines, and cocktails.
Perhaps the most romantic bar on this list, Moonshadows offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean, features music from live DJs, and has a long cocktail list that to explore.
Another bar with beautiful ocean views, here you can find a plethora of local wine varieties while listening to live music over the weekend.
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]]>The post These are the Coolest Bars Around the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>An art gallery and club in Havana, Cuba, the Fabrica de Arte Cubano (or F.A.C.) is a must-see while you’re in Havana, especially if you’re looking for something to do at night. It has something to offer for anybody who likes art, culture, dancing, music, or nightlife of any kind. You’ll have so many different things to do, you’ll have a hard time choosing.
Canada is pretty cold, right? Well, it sure is in this bar in Quebec. The whole bar is made out of ice and snow, giving you a totally magical and once-in-a-lifetime experience. Even the cocktails are served in blocks of ice.
Located in Reykjavik, Iceland, the Northern Lights Inn is all about celebrating the beauty of nature, namely the northern lights, which you can see from the bar’s floor to ceiling windows—at least when the timing and weather are right.
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]]>The post A Night at Philadelphia’s The Ranstead Room appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>With an eye to design, each facet of the Ranstead Room has been made to look like it is in the 1920s. There is only room for 45 patrons, and finding the door to the bar itself can be tricky. If you persevere and look behind the El Rey building you will find it.
Tuck yourself into one of the wooden booths, and grab a signature cocktail from the bar—the Midnight City and the Dancing in the Dark are particularly good. There is also a small finger menu that patrons of the bar can snack on if they don’t feel like leaving the shadowy comfort of the speakeasy.
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]]>The post Where to Find the Best Mojito in Havana appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This place has been operating in the old city for the last 18 years, and you can definitely feel the experience pays. The staff is very friendly and the owner, Jochi, claims it is not only the best Mojito in Havana—but on the entire island of Cuba.
Address: 162 Calle Chacon, Havana
Opening hours: Every day from 12pm to 12am
While most places in Havana have strong 50s vibes, this place is totally in the 90s. Under the red neon sign, you can enjoy one of the best mojitos in town. Just be careful, they tend to get very strong.
Address: 308 E Calle Habana, Havana
Opening hours: Every day from 12pm to 12am
This cool bar is located in the San Isridio in old Havana. If you are looking for a bit more creativity in your drink, this is where you should go. The mojito here is with more lime than the usual version, and there are some versions with other different citric fruits.
Address: 69 Merced, Havana
Opening hours: Every day from 12pm to 12am
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]]>The post 3 Unusual Bars in Tokyo appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This bar and restaurant are designed to give you the experience of spending time in… jail. A warden will welcome you at the entrance and cuff you before leading you to your cell. The cocktail names being served are based on your felony.
Address: Shibuya Grand Tokyo Building B2F, 33-1 Udagawa-cho, Shibuya-ku
Opening Hours: Every day from 5pm to 11pm
The concept of this place is very straightforward—play videogames while getting drunk. The place is packed with all types of video games and consoles, and the friendly staff will be happy to help you out choose what you want to play.
Address: Q Building 5F, 3-8-9 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku
Opening hours: Wednesday to Monday from 6pm to 11:30pm
You probably heard before about Tokyo’s famous cat cafes, where you can enjoy your coffee while caressing a cat. This place takes it to a new level—why not enjoy some drink in the company of some penguins? The menu is quite classic, but the main feature here is the three penguins in the aquarium of the bar.
Address: 38-2 Ikebukuro, Toshima City, Tokyo 170-0014,
Opening hours: Monday to Thursday from 6pm to 3am; Friday to Sunday from 11:30am to 3pm and from 6pm to 3am
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]]>The post A Crazy Night in Lisbon appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Listening to this Portuguese blues at an authentic club is a wonderful way to spend an evening in Lisbon. The Alfama area is considered the “home” of fado in the city.
In Lisbon, there is a stunning club scene and lots of dance clubs that are open until late. The best clubs in the city are in the Bairro Alto area.
The city offers a variety of special bars with different themes. One of them is the “Pensão Amor” bar. The bar is housed in an 18th-century building that was once a brothel. This is a playful place, with a cabaret vintage design. It has great music and a nice dance floor. The bar house is located at Rua do Alecrim 19 in the nightlife area called Cais do Sodré—which tourists usually do not visit. This area used to be a run-down district of Lisbon, but has lately become a vibrant place for nightlife, with clubs, bars, restaurants, and shops.
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]]>The post A Beginner’s Guide To Austin’s Hippest Bars appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The Buzz Mill has two locations within 3 miles of each other and is all about the people of that area. It would warm any visitor’s heart to see the strength of the community they gathered around. They are a bar, café, and a volunteer community center. They organize river cleanup days, adoption events, and build community gardens. Worth a visit for the spirit!
The Jester King is a brewery, a farmhouse, and a local success story. Founded in 2010 as a working brewery, the founders decided to develop the land around the brewery, and they now own a solar-operated, ethical farm, operate tours, and serve beer and food. They also have a herd of Nigerian Dwarf goats running around.
Located at the heart of Austin’s downtown area is The Roosevelt Room, an award-winning cocktail bar. This is a full-service classic cocktail bar, where the staff can educate the customers about the nature of the drinks and recommend unique or newly developed drinks. If you’re in the mood for decadence, this is the spot for you!
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