Dude Club is a dance club in Porta Romana, Milan.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: M3 Lodi TIBB is the closest metro and rideshare home is the realistic exit. The Friday techno residency is the canonical Milan techno night for the under-30s.
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Step behind the bar at the city's first microdistillery. Discover the still in action, explore rare plants, and taste liqueurs before creating a cocktail with your fav...
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Learn how to make four iconic cocktails with a professional bartender. Create your own drink, take part in the Mystery Box Challenge, and end with an Italian aperitivo.
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Learn the secrets of the typical Italian Aperitivo and prepare your own cocktail in this class. Discover the history of Italian cocktails and master pouring techniques...
Address: Via Carlo Boncompagni 44, 20139 Milano
Santeria Toscana 31 fills a former car dealership on Viale Toscana with a 1,500-capacity live room, restaurant, courtyard and bookshop, the second venue of the Santeria cultural project that runs jazz, indie, comedy and electronic across a near-nightly programme.
TipSunday brunch and the courtyard aperitivo run alongside the headline shows; the Jazz in the Corner residency through autumn books the smaller stage. Tickets via the site.
Hollywood Rhythmoteque has anchored Corso Como since 1986, drawing a fashion-week crowd of footballers, models and Milan veterans to a glossy commercial floor that runs hip hop, house and pop across the working week.
TipTable service is the only realistic way in on a fashion-week Saturday; the cover is steep at the door and the dress code tightens past midnight.
Blue Note Milano opened on Via Borsieri in 2003 as the European branch of the Greenwich Village jazz franchise, programming around 350 shows a year across contemporary jazz, Latin, R&B and brasilian residencies in an Isola dining room paired with two nightly sets.
TipTwo shows nightly Tuesday through Saturday at 21:00 and 23:00, weekend later sets at 23:30; dinner reservations get you the closest tables to the stage.
Circolo Magnolia has run since 2005 in a green pocket on the Idroscalo lake east of Linate, programming indie rock, electronic, funk, soul and hip hop across an indoor stage and a sprawling outdoor stage that owns Milan's summer concert calendar.
TipARCI membership card required at the gate; the outdoor stage runs from May through September with shuttle buses to and from the centre on weekend nights.
Santeria Toscana 31 fills a former car dealership on Viale Toscana with a 1,500-capacity live room, restaurant, courtyard and bookshop, the second venue of the Santeria cultural project that runs jazz, indie, comedy and electronic across a near-nightly programme.
TipSunday brunch and the courtyard aperitivo run alongside the headline shows; the Jazz in the Corner residency through autumn books the smaller stage. Tickets via the site.
Fabrique opened in 2014 in a former Mecenate industrial shed with a 3,200 capacity and a touring booking calendar that places it alongside Alcatraz as Milan's primary mid-size concert hall, running indie, rock, electronic and rap bills almost year-round.
TipTram 27 stops at Via Mecenate Via Fantoli a 200 metre walk from the door; the standing pit is the floor for headline acts, and the balcony gives sightlines for taller patrons.
Spirit de Milan runs across 1,500 square metres of the former Cristallerie Livellara glassworks in Bovisa, programming live swing, jazz, blues, tango and cabaret nightly alongside a Lombard kitchen, with a dance floor that hosts the Holy Swing Night every Wednesday.
TipBovisa FNM is the closest train stop. The swing nights pack out for the lindy hop crowd; book a dinner table to lock in a seat before the first set.
