Domenica Zoccola stands as a iconic party club in Turin, Italy, celebrated for its vibrant and welcoming vibe. Nestled on Via delle Rosine, it transforms every Sunday night into the heart of the local gay scene. Patrons immerse themselves in a dynamic blend of music spanning R&B, house, and electronic beats, curated by resident DJs such as Superpippo and Luka VentaFunk.
The atmosphere evokes legendary venues like Studio 54, enhanced by state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems that elevate the experience. The main hall pulses with non-stop dancing, while the private lounge offers cozy R&B sessions. Hosts like MC Mary J. Biagio add flair and crowd engagement. With free entry, it's a go-to spot for locals and visitors alike, embodying Turin's thriving nightlife with diversity, fun, and infectious energy.
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Sunday: 18:00 - 04:00
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