Gilda Club

Gilda is an iconic nightclub (1987) and a flagship for the “high-society” nightlife in Rome. The club is frequented by politicians, actors, singers and VIP of other sorts that look at it as a discotheque to have fun and, at the same time, a parlor to meet each other at. Due to its clientele Gilda applies a very strict entry policy for which it might not be easy to get in. The venue is open three days a week: Friday is soul night; Saturday afternoon is scheduled for teenagers, while on Saturday night it’s “chic house”; on Sunday Gilda hosts “vanity disco”. The venue is a building of 800 square meters, divided into three spaces, each one with a different style, atmosphere and music choice: the main room has a bar, an open area and a dancefloor; the imperial room, with expo walls and a bar, used mostly for private events; Lecru restaurant, with a capacity of 100 people and music/video equipment. Gilda also hosts many cultural, fashion and music events like photography shows, live performances, DJ sets and company parties.

Dress Code: Club Attire

Website: http://www.gildabar.it