The Olivia Jones Bar at Große Freiheit 35 in Hamburg's St. Pauli district stands as a vibrant gem in the city's nightlife. Hosted by the iconic drag performer Olivia Jones, this intimate venue buzzes with flamboyant energy, featuring dazzling lights, eclectic decor, and non-stop entertainment that draws crowds from near and far.
Expect frequent drag shows every half hour, set to upbeat German pop and schlager tunes, paired with affordable drinks served at a brisk pace. Its welcoming door policy embraces everyone, making it a go-to spot for tourists, bachelor parties, and locals seeking quick fun. Nestled amid the Reeperbahn's entertainment strip, the bar is part of a cluster of themed spots owned by Olivia Jones, offering authentic, high-spirited vibes. Perfect for casual sipping or immersive performances, it captures the essence of St. Pauli's lively spirit.
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Große Freiheit 36
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La Cova
Tuesday: 18:00 - 02:00
Wednesday: 18:00 - 02:00
Thursday: 18:00 - 03:00
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