At Centralino, a discotheque in the centre of Turin, you can hear about it even from your parents: in fact, it is one of the last clubs to resist the passage of years, fashions and changes in the Savoy capital. Immediately after descending into the basement, a long corridor of mirrors will lead you to the main room and, if you continue to explore, will take you to a small room where you can often find a spin-off of the night in progress or small parallel universes of clubbing where you can lose yourself in the welter of people who often crowd it.
After hosting for years The Plug, the legendary sound night that in the early 2000s brought several of the historical names of international electro to Torino, the Switchboard has made lgbt evenings its home. For many seasons, in fact, Sunday has been DomenicaZoccola: the frivolity of the musical selection, the animation of the drag performers and the feeling that it is still Saturday night will make your Monday morning lighter.
At the weekend, the venue frequently hosts university or club nights on a monthly basis, which makes the Centralino the perfect club for those looking for a super easy atmosphere, with young people of all nationalities, immersed (in the true sense of the word) in the city centre.
A curiosity: the name comes from the telephones, located on every table in the club, with which customers could call each other from table to table. Closed in the summer months.