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Berns Bar

Berns Bar is one of the trendier hangouts in the city centre, with a nice lounge and several dancefloors. You can eat a late dinner here to avoid the high entrance fee. Otherwise, make sure to show up early (before 23:00) in order to get in with minimal hassle. 300 kr entrance and mixed drinks costing as much as 150 kr. Can be overcrowded late at night.

Address: Berzelii Park 9
Getting there: T Östermalmstorg or T Kungsträdgården
Website: berns.se (opens in a new tab)

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