Barcelona truly comes alive on the weekend with no shortage of nightclubs, discos, and dance clubs to take you through to the next morning, as most clubs aren’t busy until 1-2am and don’t close until 6am! Whether you’re listening to pop, rock, R&B, funk, soul, or hip hop in the Gothic Quarter, Eixample, or El Raval neighbourhood, you’re sure to have a great night ‒ or should that be a great morning!
Opium Barcelona-Restaurant, Lounge, Club: It’s directly on the beach and plays a great selection of R&B, EDM, and House. In the daytime, they serve food with a delicious view, but at night, this very large club provides the perfect atmosphere to dance the night away.
Address: Passeig Marítim, 34, 08003 Barcelona
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Antilla Salsa Disco: Both the music and the people who come to this venue create the ideal place to go and practice your salsa moves. Whatever level you’re at, come and show off your dance moves, drink sangria, and have a wonderful time.
Address: 08015, Carrer d’Aragó, 141, 08015 Barcelona
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Macarena Club: There is only one main room, but the friendly bar and good vibes make it an intimate experience. The music is underground electronic dance music, so if you’re looking for mainstream clubs, this place is not for you. If you are a fan, however, expect some of the best variety out there.
Address: Carrer Nou de Sant Francesc, 5, 08002 Barcelona
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Input – High Fidelity Dance Club: Easily one of the best clubs for techno music in Barcelona. It’s located inside a castle, so the acoustics in this venue are out of this world. Get lost in the music and dance all through the night here – you’re in for a good time.
Address: Av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13, 08038 Barcelona
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Apolo: Probably one the top three best techno clubs in Barcelona. There are comfortable balconies to take a breather from the different rooms at play here. Be sure to check out the Nitsa room, but the overall atmosphere here is electrifying.
Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 113, 08004 Barcelona
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Boveda: A great place for smaller concerts – usually bands with an alternative rock or indie vibe. Later on in the night, they provide a DJ set of the same genre in the form of a mix of Spanish and international rock and metal music. It’s great place to let loose and have a drink.
Address: Carrer de Roc Boronat, 33, 08005 Barcelona
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This Side UP: A popular nightclub in Barcelona that provides incredible sound, music to enjoy, and an even better atmosphere. The staff are really very friendly people who are dedicated to making sure your night feels as magical as the Woodstock festival.
Address: 5415,, Av. del Paraŀlel, 37, 08004 Barcelona
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Razzmatazz salas 2 & 3: This multiple-room venue entertains guests both with concerts and a nightclub. There is always an event going on here with different varieties of music – on Wednesdays there is an “El Dirty” event you don’t want to miss. Be sure to grab a ticket before you come, but don’t worry, the ticket prices usually stay the same as pre-sale.
Address: Carrer de Pamplona, 88, 08018 Barcelona
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The Sutton Club: This club is split into different zones, so you can choose when you want to have a quiet chat with your friends, or move onto the louder dance area. It’s more sophisticated than your typical nightclub, so expect more expensive drinks. There is also the option to book rooms for private events.
Address: Carrer de Tuset, 13 08006 Barcelona Catalonia
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CDLC: More a lounge club than a nightclub, Carpe Diem Lounge Club provides a nice and relaxing atmosphere with a bar directly on the beach. The food served here is a fusion of Asian and Arabic cuisine – all provided to you at a high quality. An interesting addition is the roaming masseuse who is ready to jump in and help you relax.
Address: Pg. Marítim de la Barceloneta, 32 08003 Barcelona Catalonia
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La Terrrazza: An open-air club that offers a unique experience to enjoy great techno music in a historic address of Poble espanyol. The musicselection and programming of various guest DJs (both local and international) are incredible. Be warned, you have to climb up what feels like a mountain to get here, but it is well worth the effort.
Address: Av. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13(Poble Espanyol) 08038 Barcelona Catalonia
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Moog: A usually non-tourist-centric place that mainly focuses on techno underground with some snippets of rock & roll. It is a fairly inexpensive place with two floors and enough energy to get you dancing through to the early (or late) hours of the morning.
Address: C. de l’Arc del Teatre, 3 08001 Barcelona Catalonia
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Jamboree: This is a great nightclub to enjoy a wide variety of music into the early hours of the morning. In each room, you will be able to dance to a different genre of music, including rock, hip hop, R&B and more. As this venue is quite large, you’ll more than likely be able to grab a drink easily at one of the many bars.
Address: Plaça Reial, 17 08002 Barcelona Catalonia
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Eclipse: Top-quality cocktails are served with a brilliant view at this rooftop bar. This is the perfect place to start your evening in Barcelona. The staff are always friendly and polite, providing very quick service. The club DJs usually play hip hop.
Address: Plaça de la Rosa dels Vents, 1 08039 Barcelona Catalonia
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Shôko: Restaurant by day, club by night. The food here is mouthwatering, and the portion sizes very generous. At night, expect a huge space that is usually filled with energetic music played by some of the best DJs in Barcelona. Anything can happen at Shoko.
Address: Pg. Marítim de la Barceloneta, 36 08003 Barcelona Catalonia
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Bling-Bling: This spacious and bright nightclub is perfect for having a great time with a group of friends. There is a wide mix of music, but it leans towards the commercial side. Whatever your fancy, it is one of the best places in Barcelona to give you an excuse to dress up and dance.
Address: C. Tuset, 8-10 08006 Barcelona Catalonia
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Pacha: Each night, different music will be playing, so make sure to checkt their website and know what to expect before you head over. The music can range from EDM, hip hop, and reggaeton – just pick a night you’re in the mood for and expect a great time!
Address: Pg. Marítim de la Barceloneta, 38 08003 Barcelona Catalonia
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Luz de Gas: Usually a live music venue, but after 1am, prepare for the dance floor to open up and invite you to enjoy a huge variety of different music. Overall, it is generally a laid-back dance club where you can relax and enjoy your night.
Address: C. Muntaner, 246 08021 Barcelona Catalonia
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UNDER Club: Here is where you’ll truly be able to party for as long as you can because the club generally remains empty until around 2am – afterward, it feels as though the whole of Barcelona tries to fit in. The atmosphere is enticing, and the DJs know how to keep the energy up, so it’s no wonder why this is a favorite.
Address: C. Tarragona, 141 08014 Barcelona Catalonia
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Outer Barcelona
Lennon’s Club: There is an open mic night two times a month, usually on Wednesdays. It is the kind of place you gravitate towards for a quick, relaxing drink after work. You could easily stay there until the late hours of the evening and not notice any time pass at all. The very friendly staff and locals make this an ideal place to hang out and enjoy the music.
Address: Av. Fabregada, 91, 08901 L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona
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