Red Rabbit Night Club

About us

Twenty hundred hours, Rynek 36. Past the entrance of the old tenement building, blue-lit stairs lead to a room in red and black, where a pole-dance pole stands on a round platform, surrounded by quilted sofas. At the bar, the bartender opens the bottle before the guest's eyes; the club says of itself that it plays fair, so drinks are made at the table and the room is under video surveillance. There is no dress code.

Later, shisha appears on the tables, and the dancers take the stage one after another until six in the morning, every day of the week.

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