{"id":25773,"date":"2016-09-12T14:19:02","date_gmt":"2016-09-12T14:19:02","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.hostelworld.com\/blog\/?p=25773"},"modified":"2016-09-12T14:19:02","modified_gmt":"2016-09-12T14:19:02","slug":"electro-music-partnership-resident-advisor","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.hostelworld.com\/blog\/electro-music-partnership-resident-advisor\/","title":{"rendered":"Resident Advisor brings you the ultimate guide to partying around the globe"},"content":{"rendered":"

Some of the best travel adventures happen after dark. That\u2019s why we\u2019ve teamed up with Resident Advisor to help you party like a boss \u2013 no matter where in the world you happen to be. They\u2019re the global authority on electronic music, so whether it\u2019s an impromptu rave in a Parisian tube station or an app that lets you know where in the world your favourite artists are playing, they\u2019ve got you covered.
\nTo kick things off, we\u2019ve put together guides for 7 of the best cities to party in the world \u2013 click on the links below to find out about the latest events, buy tickets, book an amazing hostel and start planning your next adventure. Resident Advisor will also be regularly contributing to our blog, so stay tuned for festival round-ups,\u00a0party tips and more!<\/p>\n

Where to party in Berlin<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nBy day: <\/b>From picnicking on the runway at a former airport to urbexing in an abandoned amusement park, there\u2019s so much to do in Berlin you\u2019ll be planning your next trip on the plane home. From fascinating history to cheap and insanely good food, this city was made for travellers on a budget.
\nBy night:<\/b> Techno has been a fundamental part of this city ever since the wall came down in 1989. Berlin\u2019s nightlife is quite frankly legendary, from illegal raves in the cellars of a former brewery turned GDR warehouse to the infamous Berghain and its fearsome bouncers.
\nRead the\u00a0latest tips for\u00a0partying in Berlin<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Where to party in Amsterdam<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nBy day:<\/b> Oh hello pretty one. The best way to see this city is by bike \u2013 so hire one from your hostel and zip off along the canals, where you\u2019ll find everything from eco-boat cafes with hammocks and organic grub grown on-site to amazing vintage treasure troves.
\nBy night:<\/b> Amsterdam is probably one of the most open-minded places in the world, so you can expect round-the-clock partying and all kinds of nocturnal naughtiness. It\u2019s also home to two of the biggest events in the electronic music calendar: Dekmantel Festival and Amsterdam Dance Event.
\nRead the\u00a0latest tips for\u00a0partying in Amsterdam<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Where to party in London<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nBy day: <\/b>London has some of the best museums in the world that don\u2019t cost a penny to visit. Skip the crowds at the biggies and head to the Wellcome Collection for oddities from the world of medicine, or the Horniman Museum to see a walrus that\u2019s been stuffed by somebody who\u2019d never seen a live one (it\u2019s as funny as it sounds). After all that culture, you\u2019ll want to get stuck into London\u2019s famous foodie scene where you\u2019ll find everything from curried goat to Cuban grilled sandwiches. YUM!
\nBy night:<\/b> London has given birth to more than its fair share of musical genres, and its diverse mix of residents means that the party scene is constantly redefining itself. From toasting London’s skyline from the top of a multi-storey car park to a street party in Shoreditch, expect the unexpected in this vibrant metropolis. And the icing on the cake? Two words: night tube.
\nRead the\u00a0latest tips for\u00a0partying in London<\/a><\/p>\n

Where to party in Barcelona<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nBy day: <\/b>Architecture doesn\u2019t get more feel-good than Gaudi, and the city is covered with his weird and wonderful masterpieces, from the Sagrada Familia to Park Guell. After you\u2019ve ticked off a few essentials, ditch the guide book and just go with the flow: once you get off the main tourist strip you\u2019ll find amazing cheap tapas and quirky little cafes. Finish up the day with cocktails on the beach = living the dream.
\nBy night:<\/b> Barcelona\u2019s motto: go hard, or go home. The city is jam-packed with amazing venues, from the micro clubs on Las Ramblas to huge open-air clubs that feel like an adult playground. And then there\u2019s its unbeatable festival line-up: Sonar, Primavera Sound and Piknic Electronik. No wonder all your friends want to move here!
\nRead the\u00a0latest tips for partying in Barcelona<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Where to party in Paris <\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nBy day: <\/b>The centre of Paris is compact, and very walkable so ditch the sweaty and frankly rather seedy Metro. One of the nicest places to take a stroll is the Promenade Plant\u00e9e, which is the city\u2019s answer to New York\u2019s High Line. From here it\u2019s a hop and a skip to Paris\u2019s hippest hipster neighbourhood: Canal Saint Martin. Grab lunch to go and sit and eat it by the canal as you people\/pug watch. For the best sunset in town, head to the nearby Parc de Belleville.
\nBy night:<\/b> Paris\u2019s nightlife will be the ruin of you if you\u2019re not careful. Do you know what\u2019s worse than paying \u00a312 for an orange juice in a mediocre little bar next to the Eiffel Tower? Nothing. Nothing is worse than that. But with a little insider knowledge, you\u2019ll discover that beneath the city\u2019s posh exterior lies a vibrant underground party scene that is surprisingly budget-friendly.
\nRead the\u00a0latest tips for partying in Paris<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Where to party in New York<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nBy day: <\/b>If you want to save your dollars for after dark, take advantage of some of the city\u2019s very cool free events. Our fav is the free yoga in Bryant Park \u2013 the perfect way to start the day in this frenetic city. Afterwards, head to the Williamsburg neighbourhood for street art, vintage shopping and amazing coffee.
\nBy night: <\/b>The city that never sleeps has a party for every taste \u2013 whether you want a rooftop pool party with killer views, illegal rave in an abandoned factory or a boat party with the Statue of Liberty as a VIP guest. If you\u2019re not down for a full-blown rave, the city has some very cool bars and speakeasies. Remember you\u2019ll need to be over 21 (and have ID) to get in anywhere though!
\nRead the\u00a0latest tips for\u00a0partying in New York<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Where to party in Rome<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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\nBy day: <\/b>Hear us out here, but you have to go visit the Colosseum. Yes, there will be selfie sticks, and yes the entrance fee is something like \u20ac15, but nothing can compare to seeing this bad boy in real life \u2013 so much history and craftsmanship. After that, it\u2019s time for carbs \u2013 head to the tiny, family-run Farine La Pizza for authentic and budget-friendly pizza goodness. And in the afternoon it\u2019s time to up your Instagram game with two words: Trevi Fountain and gelato. Okay, that was three.
\nBy night:<\/b> Rome mixes world-class DJs with historic venues: so if you fancy partying in the grounds of a 17th<\/sup> century convent or a speakeasy with its own labyrinth (is that really a good idea?) then you\u2019re in for a treat. To start the evening, why not make like the budget-conscious locals and buy a bottle of something tasty and head to a square to enjoy al fresco.
\nRead the\u00a0latest tips for\u00a0partying in Rome<\/a>.
\nTo get this party started, we\u2019ll be giving away a trip for the party of a lifetime so stay tuned to our Facebook page<\/a>!
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