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List of nightclubs in Rome
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Rome is known for having a vibrant nightlife scene. The scene is of wide interest and is surveyed in movies and news. A review in The Telegraph in 2015 identified 20 bars. Nightclubs in Rome appear in major movies of the Hollywood on the Tiber film-making era. Filming of Fellini's La Dolce Vita, largely about the "sweet life" of Rome, was done in several nightclubs. A general endorsement of the scene was given by Princess Ann, played by Audrey Hepburn alongside Gregory Peck in 1953's award-winning Roman Holiday, who partied at a club on a boat. At the end, the princess concludes that Rome is by far her favorite, of cities visited in her coming-of-age tour. A number of nightclubs are situated on Via Libetta, the neighborhood of Ostiense’s historic nightclub row, including Vinile, which was a newcomer in 2014. There are a wide variety of nightclubs scattered around the city. The following is a list of notable current and former nightclubs in Rome (Italy): * Akab Club * Alien Disco * Art Cafè *BeBop Jazz Club * Caruso Caffè * Chalet nel Bosco *Charro Cafe * Circolo Degli Illuminati * City Dream * Coyote Bar * Exe Club *Folkstudio, a former club in Trastevere neighborhood * Futurarte Restaurant & Club * Gilda * Goa Club * L'Alibi * La Cabala * La Maison * Lanificio 159 * Le Terrazze * Magic Fly *Micca Club, called "Rome's premier burlesque and retro vinyl club" by the Telegraph * Os Club * PalaCavicchi * Piper Club, a.k.a. Piper Disco * Planet Roma * Qube * Radio Londra * Rashomon Club * Room 26 * San Salvador * Shari Vari * Shilling * Spazio Novecento * Studio7 * The Random * Vinile *Vista Club Rome<ref name=rss/> 
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