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    Refurbished and renamed the former Newz Brasserie, is known as one of Liverpool's hotspots. Situated on the famous street Water Street bar, with its leather sofas, wooden tables and red lights is the place where you can relax.     The Exclusive Newz Bar is one of Europe's longest bar. On an entire wall is lined all the bottles of champagne and cocktails that you can think to buy them. If you want to grab a seat on weekends, it is best to arrive...

    Supperclubcruise the form of a spaceship and is just right for night entertainment to the inhabitants of Amsterdam.     Currently, based on the same concept were created clubs in Rome, San Francisco and Istanbul. Before going to drink a cocktail at Black Bar, customers can have dinner in the Hall of snow. It's an unusual restaurant, because here there is also a huge bed that can accommodate 75 customers....

    If you're in a bar like TMSK, best would be to not use sharp objects and that because this local bar is made entirely of colored glass. The idea belongs to the bar owners, former Taiwanese actress Yang Hui Shan, who also owns, and a glass shop in Shanghai.     While customers sit and feel baroque flower fragrance floating on the water pool in the middle premises can admire a bar that looks like 3D contemporary artwork. They can enjo...

   Universum is currently one of the trendy bars in Berlin. Futuristic aesthetic scenery inspired lead customers think of first human trip into space....

    An impressive view to the sea floor 51 welcomes you to extraordinary EJumeirah Emirates Towers, Vu's views as shorthand for Dubai.     Set in futuristic, but also stylish, you can enjoy the most delicious cocktails in a choice of over 200 varieties. They are certainly a few of the novel ways they have found and applied to owners of bars to earn fame. Many other such jewels are everywhere, they open doors ... drinks on ice....

   Red Square is a stylish bar, theme, Las Vegas, where stylized Russian elements can be seen everywhere. After you pass the huge statue of Lenin headed, enter the main hall with seats wrapped in red velvet, white tablecloths, propaganda artworks, whorls drapes hanging from the ceiling over nine feet tall and an impressive collection of vodka kept to under -10 degrees Celsius.    You can even wearing a coat and you put a cap, provided by the bar to enter the...