About Centralino Club
- Bar/
Cafe - Food served
- Dancing, Drag Shows, Live music
Centralino Club in Turin stands as a vibrant hub for the LGBTQ+ community and anyone seeking a welcoming vibe. Nestled at Via Delle Rosine 16, this bar-café blends cozy decor with contemporary flair. Soft lighting sets a relaxed mood, complemented by pulsating beats, while the bar serves up an impressive array of cocktails, beers, and invigorating coffees.
Inclusivity and fun define the spot. Signature events feature dazzling drag performances and live music that keep the energy high. The friendly staff excels at crafting personalized drinks and creating a sense of belonging. Whether you're chatting at the bar or hitting the dance floor late into the night, it feels like home. The menu offers tasty bites and shareable platters ideal for groups. A true gem in Turin's gay scene, perfect for mingling and making memories.
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Opening Hours
- Thursday · today
- 23:00 – 04:30
- Friday
- 23:00 – 04:30
- Saturday
- 23:00 – 04:30
- Sunday
- 23:00 – 04:30
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