Club TwentyOne

Might of been there on the wrong night but it was average. Smaller than I thought it was going to be and the DJ played strictly American Radio Hits one after another. I would have liked to seem some variety in the song choice because it got kind of old after a while. Also was confused about the tables, it seemed like it was just a mosh pit around them. But overall a pretty good spot probably if it were a Wednesday instead of Thursday

If you are looking for a club where you can dance till you drop, but also have the space to sit down for a drink or two then Club TwentyOne is your spot. With no cover fee you can come here as many times as you want without feeling like you are breaking the bank. When you enter the club, you will notice that the general population of people are young twenty-somethings most likely American students. However do not bother even showing up before midnight because the club will be as deserted as the mall on Christmas morning, but once midnight hits, this club will be jam packed with people ready to party. The DJ will spin an assortment of house, hip-hop, R&B, and dance music, anything to really get people moving. Which leads to my only major complaint to this club, the size of the dance floor. When peak hours hit at TwentyOne the dance floor becomes more like a can of sardines. But hey it only adds to the atmosphere, and making for some easy chances to meet new people, and get your freak on.

TwentyOne is a summer Florentine institution. Half of Florence will try to enter the club with you, and there is a cover charge—be sure not to lose the ticket, and I’m speaking from experience here—but it’s still a crazy, fun night out. Several vodkas later you won’t care that you’re sweaty, it’s gross, and you can’t quite move—you’re swaying to Usher and having a great time. Watch out for the predatory men on the dance floor—ass-grabbing in Italy is a competitive sport, and Italians are notorious for being very, very competitive...

On Wednesday nights in April, Club TwentyOne is the place to be. Upon entry to the club you’ll walk down a set of stairs and into a small area with a bar. If you keep walking ahead, you’ll enter into a second open area with a larger bar and a space to socialize. Even further into Club TwentyOne is the third and largest room. Here you’ll see the DJ booth, tables, a dance floor, and a big mob of sweaty 20-somethings dancing and taking shots. This high-energy club has plenty of space, but at times it can be hard squeezing your way through the jam-packed dance floor in the main room. Drinks are not crazy-expensive, but if you happen to be a student studying in Florence and have gone on one of the organized Florence For Fun trips, the wristband will get you a free drink.