Il Muretto (Mestre/Jesolo)

Il Muretto is a well-known nightclub in Jesolo, the beach resort on the Adriatic coast about 30 minutes from central Venice, in Italy's Veneto region. The address is Via Roma Destra, on the resort's seafront strip, and the club has long been a landmark of the Adriatic Riviera nightlife circuit. It is not in Venice itself, and visitors staying in the lagoon city need to plan transport to the coast, typically by bus from Venice's Piazzale Roma or Mestre or by taxi. The crowd is young and international, largely in the late teens to early thirties, with holidaymakers from Italy, Austria, Germany and other central European countries alongside locals from the Veneto coast. Dress is smart-casual to fashionable, and the door can be selective on busy nights, particularly for large groups of men. The atmosphere is high-energy and festival-like, especially in summer, when the venue operates with a beach-club element and outdoor areas. The music is dominated by house, techno and commercial dance, with international DJs headlining on peak nights, so the programme changes from week to week and is worth checking in advance. The drinks programme includes beer, spirits, mixed drinks and Champagne at club prices that sit well above ordinary bar rates. Opening hours are listed as Friday and Saturday from about 11PM to 5AM, with a seasonal pattern that concentrates activity in the warm months and may reduce or pause openings in winter. The listed cover is around 20 to 30 euros, which varies with the DJ line-up and may include a drink. Table and bottle service is a normal feature of a club of this type, and groups can reserve tables in advance through the venue or its promoters. Guest lists organised through promoters can shorten queues. Visitors should confirm the return transport, since public buses stop running well before the club closes, and a pre-booked taxi is the usual solution.