Milan, Paris, London, the tour of unusual bars

Discover the nightlife of these trendy cities
You will discover bars that are sometimes upscale, sometimes casual, always quirky. They are hidden in secret locations, their placement unknown to tourists but known to locals and then some. Not only will the place be exotic, but on site you will witness a real show. Sometimes you might even play a part in it. All you have to do now is plan your trip including this surprise visit!
Milan
Despite its name, SPEAKEASY 1930 is not located in Great Britain but rather in Milan. You will discover this clandestine bar styled in the 1930s. Come and immerse yourself in the era of Prohibition. The vintage furniture: Chesterfield tufted armchairs, gramophone, and the sounds of jazz will help you travel back in time. By the way, I recommend you try cocktails such as the SHERBERT made with Pimm’s, lemon, and ginger! Above all, what makes the experience unique is that it’s a secret place, thus reserved for a few privileged individuals...
NB: to find the exact address, you need to contact the owner of the Mag Café who can help you...
You will discover bars that are sometimes upscale, sometimes casual, always quirky.
Still in Milan, come discover the CRAZY CAT, the one and only cat bar in Lombardy. You won't forget your stay in this place where life is organized around 9 cats. The owner experienced this concept in Osaka when he frequented the Neko Café. The stated goal is to share his passion for cats with his customers and to facilitate meetings. The cozy and quiet establishment will allow you to enjoy a moment of rest during an overly sporty vacation. Did you know that there are replicas of the Japanese bar also in Paris or Barcelona?
Paris
Now our destination leads us to Paris and we are heading to LAVOMATIC. Yes, you read that right, here is a cafe that is off the beaten path. Personally, I recommend this tapas and cocktails bar which also offers "mixology" classes. If the decor made up of washing machines is unexpected and unique, where did the idea come from for its owner? Did he pick up the idea during a trip abroad? Not exactly. He wanted to recreate the ambiance of his regular cafe. Imagine that opposite the bar there was a self-service laundry that was reflected in the bar's window!
Do you want to experience something chilling? There's no need to travel miles to experience the polar cold. Come to the ICE KUBE café at the Kubehotel in Montmartre. Its ice decor will transport you to the Far North. Don't fear the cold too much, it's healthy! To help you, you will first go through an airlock at minus 10 degrees, just to acclimatize you. Moreover, you will be strongly advised to put on a parka and gloves provided for the occasion. Finally, enjoy the varied cocktails made with vodka, they will invigorate you. PS: the service is impeccable and the bar can even be privatized.
London
Let's now fly to the East of London. This time, your journey will take you to ALCOTRAZ. Obviously, the name of this bar recalls the impregnable prison off the coast of San Francisco and the movie The Rock. With your best buddies, you will put on an orange prisoner jumpsuit and receive a prison number. After which, embark on a very special journey: a night behind bars. To get a cocktail, you need to communicate with your cellmates or your family in the visitors' area using codes without being caught by your jailers!
Since you are in London, I suggest THE CAHOOTS, just steps away from Carnaby Street, a spot for history enthusiasts. The project involved transforming a subway car into a café. It's no coincidence that the train car is precisely stored in Kingly Court station. Note that it served as an air raid shelter during the bombings of World War II. The atmosphere in this café is unmatched. You will relive the dark hours of London but comfortably seated with an original cocktail to the sound of a jazz band...