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Cuernavaca Nightlife, Mexico

After enjoying the wonderful spas and the great culture of Cuernavaca you will be surprised to see the awesome collection of bars and nightclubs all set to make your night stay in the city of Cuernavaca a memorable one. The major reason behind the never dying party attitude of Cuernavaca is the youth population which constitutes the major chunk of the local population. Weekends in the city of Cuernavaca are even livelier with almost the complete city hitting various pubs. You will get the chance to makes friends with some foreign tourists as well as the local population.

Another advantage to the nightlife of the city is the location of all the bars of this city. Almost every night hot spot is located in the famous street which has been named as la Plazuela Del Zacate. Somehow, if you don’t find yourself comfortable with various nightclubs then you can always enjoy tropical music and salsa. Be sure that if you want to enjoy your night, then Cuernavaca has something in waiting for you.

Mambo Café has been tagged as one of the few places in the country of Mexico where nightlife actually rocks. It is famous for its great collection of pop music, tropical music, and of course Latin music. If you want to learn meringue or salsa then do hit mambo café on every Wednesday and every Saturday. Remember to attend the classes on time else you won’t be permitted to enter if you are late.

Barbazul is another famous night club of Cuernavaca which was opened for the general public somewhere in 1978. It is considered to be amongst the hottest nightclubs in the country of Mexico. Somewhere in the year 2001 the huge night club was completely renovated so as to give it a new image, perfectly new atmosphere, and of course, great new sound. This was done to keep the excitement level of regular customers.

El Alebrije is one of the famous nightclub chains in the country of Mexico and after the huge success in many cities, the nightclub also has a branch in the city of Cuernavaca. It was opened for the general public somewhere in the year 2000 and has a capacity of around 1200 people.