Barcelona Nightlife: The Catalan capital is synonymous with nightlife and entertainment for all ages. Let's take a look at the best Barcelona has to offer its visitors: the best nightclubs, the city's nightlife districts, and its famous alcohol-fueled bar tours!
Barcelona Nightlife
Barcelona offers a wide variety of bars, clubs, and venues offering all kinds of music. Its atmosphere is lively and different every night, especially on weekends, when the city is much busier!
Nightlife in Barcelona starts late: people have dinner at 11:00 PM, after which it's customary to meet up with friends and wander from one club to another (called "ir de copas" ), until they reach a nightclub, ready to dance until late. The city's nightclubs get crowded very late: in fact, the evening starts around 2:00 AM and often ends the following morning.
The Catalan capital is famous for being a party city, full of young people who love to have fun and with clubs to suit all tastes, from beach clubs on the seafront to top-notch discos, some of which are almost unknown to tourists, who generally flock to the more famous clubs.
On the main nights (Saturday and Sunday), electronic music , with various international DJs performing in the most prestigious clubs: among them Paul Kalkbrenner, Justice, Steve Aoki, Digitalism, 2ManyDjs, Luciano, Ricardo Villalobos, Tiga, Yall, and Franz Ferdinand. Furthermore, Sónar , a major international electronic music festival, takes place right here in Barcelona.
Barcelona also offers alternative options for those who aren't into electronic music: the city boasts several clubs playing alternative music, ranging from pop-rock to indie. Thursdays are dedicated to alternative music, attracting a large crowd to the various pubs and clubs.
Most nightclubs in Barcelona offer free entry before a certain time (usually 1:00 am), or you have to pay, with prices varying depending on the night or whether the club is hosting an international DJ or a particular event.
Along La Rambla and in the Gothic Quarter, you may encounter PRs handing out flyers that will allow you to enter clubs or receive discounts and free drinks. In some cases, you can find them right in front of the nightclub.
A good alternative to avoid lines is to go to restaurants that transform into nightclubs after dinner, so you're already inside and don't have to pay an entrance fee. To get in for free, you must arrive at the club very early, while the place is still empty. You must also be dressed elegantly or fashionably, and not appear drunk, otherwise you risk being kicked out. A tip: buying tickets online is a great way to avoid lines and ensure your entry (plus, you often get a drink included in the price).
An important focus of Barcelona's nightlife are the many jazz clubs , which offer quality concerts year-round. The most important event is the annual Jazz Festival , during which you can attend impromptu concerts in the city streets. There are also numerous pubs and clubs offering live music, with rock and pop concerts, as well as soul, Afro, and garage music: interesting options for those who want to dance until late but aren't fans of electronic music.
The luckiest ones will be able to spend an evening If you want to test your luck at the slot machines and roulette, you can head to the Barcelona Casino , located in Port Olimpic, one of the most famous nightlife districts in Barcelona.
To find out about the latest events and parties in Barcelona, check out the Guía del Ocio , available both at newsstands and online ( enBarcelona.com ).
Barcelona's nightlife neighborhoods
Barceloneta
is a fun-filled neighborhood overlooking the sea, popular with young people. The neighborhood, dotted with restaurants and bars, has a beautiful promenade, perfect for strolling or sunbathing on its long beaches, including Platja de Sant Sebastià and Platja de la Barceloneta , both very lively in the summer. Drinking options include the numerous beachside chiringuitos (beach bars), as well as the various bars located in the residential area of Barceloneta. At the top of the Hotel W (the large sail-shaped building overlooking the beach) is the Eclipse Bar , which offers a splendid view.
El Born,
the epicenter of the Catalan workers' revolts, the El Born neighborhood develops around the pedestrian street called "Paseo del Born ," and is characterized by an anarchic and transgressive spirit. The neighborhood, a meeting place for artists and bohemians, offers numerous bars and pizzerias where you can spend a romantic evening, as well as trendy pubs, ideal for late-night drinks. Although they seem dark and gloomy, the streets behind the churches are safe and dotted with charming bars. We recommend the bar "Creps al Born" (Passeig del Born 12, Barcelona), which offers, in addition to cocktails, good music and excellent crêpes.
Gracia,
originally an independent city, was annexed to the city of Barcelona in the 19th century. Today, Gracia Plaza del Sol , a square home to several bars and where young people gather to drink beer.
Eixample
Eixample is Barcelona's modern neighborhood, located outside the old town. Its nightlife is vibrant, thanks to the presence of some of Barcelona's most prestigious clubs.
The Gothic Quarter
Located near the Rambla, the neighborhood takes its name from the Gothic monuments that characterize the historic center, a veritable maze of numerous winding streets. The Gothic Quarter is home to numerous affordable bars and clubs, mostly located around Plaza Jaume and Plaza Real . We recommend the Guru bar Margarita Blue lounge bar (Calle Josep Anselm Clave 6, Barcelona).
To stay nearby, book at the Ohla Hotel , whose panoramic terrace, equipped with swimming pools and deckchairs, offers a breathtaking view of the city.
La Rambla
La Rambla is a wide avenue, over a kilometer long, located in the center of the old city, a stone's throw from the Gothic Quarter , a major hub for Barcelona's nightlife . The avenue is very busy and lively during the day, but especially at night: here, people stroll and enjoy themselves among the numerous bars and nightclubs scattered throughout the area, while tourists browse the stalls and street artists perform colorful shows.
The Old Port
( Port Vell in Catalan) is the port area adjacent to Barceloneta . The area still retains its old maritime atmosphere, enhanced by its narrow streets and the smell of salt. The old fishing port has been redeveloped and has become, along with Barceloneta, one of the city's busiest entertainment hubs. Nearby is Maremagnum , a large shopping center with shops, arcades, a cinema, an aquarium, and several nightclubs with free admission all night.
Clubs and discos in Barcelona
Pacha Barcelona 
(Ramón Trias Fargas 2, Barcelona) Open Sunday to Thursday from midnight to 5 am, and Friday and Saturday from midnight to 6 am.
Pacha Barcelona follows in the footsteps of the famous Ibiza nightclub . The club organizes great nights with excellent DJs. There is also a terrace overlooking the beach. Modest attire is required, and the average age is around 20-30.
Hard Rock Cafe
(Plaça de Catalunya 21, Barcelona) Open daily from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.
Located at the end of La Rambla and overlooking Plaza Catalunya , the Hard Rock Cafe is one of the most beloved places in Barcelona , among tourists and locals alike. The restaurant is spread over two floors, with an outdoor terrace from which you can watch the world go by on La Rambla.
The restaurant combines creative cuisine with international rock memorabilia. The variety of dishes offered blends the flavors of Catalan cuisine with typical American favorites, creating a winning mix that's loved by everyone. The menu features freshly prepared dishes, salads, sandwiches, paninis, and burgers, as well as numerous delicious desserts.
The Hard Rock Cafe Barcelona is always very crowded, especially on weekends, and it's advisable to book in advance. After dinner, the place transforms into a club, with bartenders preparing excellent cocktails with spectacular acrobatic moves. It's a great spot for a romantic evening or a drink with friends.
Razzmatazz
(Carrer de Pamplona 88, Barcelona) A true institution of Barcelona's nightlife , Sala Razzmatazz is a concert venue and one of the city's most famous nightclubs. Located in a huge industrial building, the club opened in 2000 and has seen numerous international artists perform on its stage, such as Coldplay, Kanye West, Blur, Kraftwerk, David Byrne, Arctic Monkeys, and Franz Ferdinand. The club always has an excellent international lineup.
Inside, Razzmatazz is divided into five different spaces that wind through a labyrinth of dance floors and corridors, where the rhythms of a wide variety of musical genres resonate. The five spaces are named Razzclub, The Loft, Lolita, Pop Bar , and Rex Room . The music ranges from pop, rock, dubstep, and electronic music.
Razzclub mainly plays indie-pop, new wave, and electro rock music, with concerts of this genre .
At The Loft, you can let loose to the beats of techno, hard techno, tech house, electro, and dubstep. Thanks to its consistently busy schedule of nights featuring international DJs and its stunning lighting effects, The Loft attracts countless electronic music fans every weekend.
Lolita hosts numerous concerts and live DJ sets with House, Electropop, Hip Hop, and Dubstep music, while the Pop Bar , featuring splendid glass walls, offers softer rhythms, such as 80s music, but also technopop and electro-rock.
At Rexroom, you can listen to a wide variety of music, from house to electronic, old school, and acid. These are musical experiments that preview the music of tomorrow.
Opium
(Passeig Marítim 34, Barcelona) Open daily from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Opium is one of Barcelona's most popular nightclubs Lunch or dinner is also available on the outdoor terrace. Dress code: Smart; a shirt is practically mandatory.
Shoko Club
(Passeig Marítim 36, Barcelona) Open daily from 12:00 to 6:00.
Shoko is another trendy club located on Barcelona's beach. The club features a bar area, a restaurant, and a dance floor, and plays mostly house music, with local and international DJs. Shoko also has a classy atmosphere: a relaxed place to see and be seen.
Sutton Club
(Calle Tuset 13, Barcelona) Open Wednesday and Thursday from midnight to 5:30 am, Friday and Saturday from midnight to 6:00 am.
Sutton is a large, trendy nightclub located in the Eixample district and frequented primarily by locals and a few tourists. The average age is around 25-35. It's also advisable to come dressed smartly. Admission is around 15 euros, although it's difficult to get in without a VIP card.
La Terrrazza
(Av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia 13, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from midnight to 6:45 am.
La Terrrazza is an open-air club located on Montjuïc mountain, above Barcelona. The club can accommodate up to 1,000 people and plays primarily house music, with a style reminiscent of Ibiza clubs, with parties that last all night. Numerous famous DJs have performed at La Terrrazza , including James Priestley, Ricardo Villalobos, and Larry Heard. The average age is around 20-30, and the venue is only open during the summer.
Sala Apolo
(Nou de la Rambla 113, Barcelona) Open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 PM to 5:00 AM, Friday and Saturday from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM, and Sunday from 6:00 PM to 5:00 AM.
Sala Apolo is another important club in 's nightlife . It is located inside a former theater and divided into two distinct spaces: Apolo 1 is larger and retains the atmosphere of the old theater, with high ceilings, a red velvet interior, and a large stage. Apolo 2 is smaller but more modern, boasting an excellent sound system. The music selection is varied: concerts generally last until midnight, after which DJs take to the decks to spin music ranging from hip hop and dubstep to techno and burlesque. The club is frequented primarily by trendy young people during the week. On weekends, however, the crowd gets slightly older, with a mix of tourists and locals.
City Hall
(Rambla Catalunya 2-4, Barcelona) Open Wednesdays and Sundays from 12:30 a.m. to 6:00 a.m.
Located near Plaça de Catalunya , City Hall is a nightclub housed in an old theater, of which the original structure remains, where DJs perform in what was once the stalls. Outside, there is also an elegant terrace with a bar, tables, and chairs. The club offers a selection of electronic and techno music. The club is therefore easily accessible by public transport. There are also numerous hotels here for all budgets. The average age is between 20 and 30.
Moog
(Arc del Teatre 3, Barcelona) Open daily from midnight to 5 am.
Moog is an electronic music club located near Las Ramblas and open 365 days a year. Moog is a small club with two dance floors spread across two floors. The lower floor is dedicated to techno music of all genres, from minimal to Detroit. Upstairs, you'll find electro-pop and '80s dance music. On Thursday nights, the club hosts international DJs. The average age is around 20-28, and the crowd is a mix of techno fans, partygoers, and tourists. Entrance costs around 10 euros.
Row 14
(Autovia Castelldefels – C31, Km 186.1, 08840 Viladecans, Barcelona) Located outside the city, near Barcelona Airport, Row 14 is an indoor-outdoor nightclub with a convertible roof and outdoor lounge areas. The club can accommodate up to 1,000 people and plays predominantly techno, house, and drum and bass, with excellent international DJs on the decks. Getting to Row 14 isn't easy: you'll have to take the shuttle buses from Plaça Catalunya (check their website for details). The venue is famous for its after-parties.
BeCool Room
(Plaza Joan Llongueras 5, Barcelona) Open Friday to Sunday from midnight to 6 am.
Be Cool is a medium-sized nightclub with a main room and a smaller room in the back. The club is famous throughout Barcelona for its quality music, including house, techno, deep house, and disco. Famous DJs sometimes play there. Located in the northern part of Barcelona, it attracts a crowd more interested in the music than in stylish attire.
Otto Zutz
(Lincoln 15, Barcelona) Open Wednesday to Saturday from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
Otto Zutz is a large, three-story nightclub located in a former factory. The music focuses on hip hop, R&B, funk, and house. This is one of the few clubs in Barcelona where you can find this genre, and it's frequented by fans of the genre. The atmosphere is sophisticated and conducive to flirting, but especially for dancing. The price is around 15-17 euros, and the average age is 18-25. Recommended for Wednesday nights.
Jamboree Club
(Plaça Reial 17, Barcelona) Open Wednesday to Saturday from midnight to 5:45 am.
Located in the small Plaça Reial , Jamboree “tribal reunion” in Zulu ) is one of the most famous jazz clubs in Barcelona , renowned for its concerts and for having brought some of the most famous jazz musicians to the city, including Bill Coleman, Kenny Drew, Chet Baker, Lou Bennet, Stephan Grappelli, Kenny Clarke, Ornette Coleman, and Dexter Gordon. The club is a key nightlife spot in the Plaça Reial : every night there are jazz, Latin American, and blues concerts, while on Mondays there is the popular WTF jazz jam session, frequented by many young people. Upstairs is Los Tarantos , which puts on flamenco shows. Later in the day, the two venues join forces to transform into a club. You can find discounts on La Rambla.
Bling Bling
(Carrer de Tuset 8, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 11:45 PM to 5:30 AM.
Bling Bling is an elegant nightclub with a select clientele (shirts required), located in the Eixample district. In addition to mainstream music, the club also plays Latin American and house music in the second room. The Thursday student night, "Obsession Night," night out—not to be missed.
La Fira Club
(Carrer de Provença 171, Barcelona) Open daily from 1:00 PM to 11:00 PM.
Commercial and Latin American music. Inside, there's a giant gazebo and some cubes for dancing.
Plataforma
(Nou de la Rambla 145, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM, Sunday from 7:00 PM to 2:00 AM.
Small nightclub with mainstream and Spanish music. Drum & bass music on Thursdays. The place is frequented primarily by locals between the ages of 18 and 25. Admission is €10.
Costa Breve
(Aribau 230, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
This elegant and trendy club plays mainstream and Spanish music. The place is popular with Catalans.
Magic Club
(Paseo Picasso 40, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Magic is an indie- , with a variety of music ranging from dance to rock to '80s pop, played by local DJs. Inside, there are two large dance floors. It's an ideal place if you're not a fan of techno, a true obsession in Barcelona.
Bikini
Illia , Av. Diagonal, 547, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from midnight to 5 am.
Bikini is a club that hosts some of the best live concerts in Barcelona. Once the bands finish, the space transforms into a nightclub where people dance until the early hours. The music is predominantly house, black metal, and Latin American (salsa, samba, and bachata). The spacious interior is divided into two rooms, which are sometimes converted into one large space using movable partitions. The average age is 25 to 35, and smart attire is required.
Mojito Club
(Rossello 217, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 11:30 PM to 5:30 AM, Sunday from 9:00 PM to 4:30 AM.
Small club with live concerts and Latin American music. Entrance costs €10-15, and a smart dress code is required.
Palacio de la Salsa Antiguo San Pues
(Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 770, Barcelona) Open Friday to Sunday from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
A South American club with few tourists. Latin music, especially bachata and salsa.
Macarena Club
(Carrer Nou de Sant Francesc 5, Barcelona) Open daily from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
Macarena , and techno music, played by top international DJs.
Marula Café
(Carrer dels Escudellers 49, Barcelona) Open Wednesday to Sunday from 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Marula Café is a nightclub with funk, soul, and Latin music. Located in the heart of Barcelona, the venue attracts a large number of tourists and a more mature crowd. Inside, there's a central dance floor with two bars. The good music selection gives the club a cheerful and friendly atmosphere.
Sidecar
(Plaça Reial 7, Barcelona) Open Monday to Saturday from 7:00 PM to 6:00 AM, Sunday from 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Sidecar is a small nightclub located just off La Rambla , you'll find a dance floor, a bar, and a stage area. The music varies depending on the night: in the early evening, there are live rock concerts, and after midnight, DJs play a wide variety of music, from the latest dance hits to rock and roll. The small underground space attracts a young crowd of locals and numerous tourists, many of whom come from the hostels located around Plaza Reial .
Harlem Jazz Club
(Comtessa de Sobradiel 8, Barcelona) Open Tuesday to Thursday from 8:00 PM to 3:00 AM, Friday and Saturday from 8:00 PM to 5:00 AM, and Sunday from 8:00 PM to 3:00 AM.
Located in the heart of the historic center, Harlem Jazz Club is one of Barcelona's most famous jazz clubs , offering jazz, funk, and soul music every night, starting with live concerts and then later, with international DJs for dancing until dawn. The club consists of a room with a bar and a dance floor in the back. Harlem Jazz Club is an inviting and welcoming place with soft lighting, affordable cocktails, and above all a warm atmosphere. The club is frequented by a mature and discerning crowd.
Boulevard Club
(La Rambla 27, Barcelona) Open daily from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
Boulevard (BLVD) is a nightclub located in the center of Barcelona , right next to La Rambla. The club can accommodate up to 1,000 people and is very popular among locals and the many young tourists who come to Barcelona to immerse themselves in its nightlife . BLVD plays a variety of music, from house and techno to dubstep and pop.
Carpe Diem Lounge Club CDLC
(Passeig Maritim de la Barceloneta 32, Barcelona) Open daily from 12:00 PM to 5:00 AM.
Located on Barceloneta Beach, Club CDLC is a restaurant that transforms into a nightclub after dinner, hosting world-famous DJs. The club has a restaurant area overlooking the sea and a lounge area with comfortable loungers and sofas. The music ranges from R&B and house to electronic and techno.
CDLC is one of Barcelona's most exclusive nightclubs , trendy, international crowd, especially footballers, wealthy tourists, and yacht owners. The cuisine is also top-notch: Chef Alfonso Aranda's dishes blend the best of Asian cuisine with Mediterranean tradition. It's the ideal place to experience the Catalan capital's nightlife .
Catwalk
(Ramon Trias Fargas 2, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 11:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
One of the largest clubs near Barceloneta , Catwalk is a nightclub spread across two floors. The lower level features a large dance floor and a bar with seating, while the upper level has a chill-out area where you can relax and chat. The club plays primarily house music and various genres such as funk, handbag, and vocal. Catwalk is one of the most famous nightclubs in Barcelona and frequently hosts international DJs, including Eric Morillo, Roger Sanchez, and The Unabombers. The crowd is international and hip: Catwalk Club is also the perfect place to flirt and meet new people, immersed in the sound and atmosphere reminiscent of Ibiza.
Input – High Fidelity Dance Club – formerly The One
(Poble Espanyol, Montjuic Park / Marqués de Comillas 13-25, Barcelona) Open Fridays from midnight to 5pm, Saturdays from midnight to 6am.
Input (formerly The One) is a large nightclub located in Poble Espanyol , playing mainly techno, minimal, house, and electro music. People come here to dance until dawn.
Luz de Gas
(Carrer de Muntaner 246, Barcelona) Open Tuesday to Saturday from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
Club with alternative rock music and concerts by experimental bands.
Lover Club
(Avda Doctor Marañon 17, Barcelona) Open Friday and Saturday from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
This nightclub is located on Carrer de Numancia and is popular with locals and tourists. Friday nights are recommended.
Oak Barcelona
(Carrer del Rosselló 208, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 11:45 PM to 6:00 AM.
A nightclub where you can dance to Latin American music like salsa, merengue, and pachanga. It's the perfect place if you want to avoid the crowded tourist clubs on the beach. Popular with locals.
Dome Club
(Ramblas 33, Barcelona) Open Sunday to Thursday from midnight to 5 am, Friday and Saturday from midnight to 6 am.
Nightclub located near La Rambla. Many tourists.
Les Enfants Club
(Carrer de Guàrdia 3, Barcelona) Open Thursdays from 7:00 PM to 5:00 AM, Fridays and Saturdays from 7:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Open since 1965, Les Enfants Club is one of the longest-running clubs in Barcelona's nightlife . The club is centrally located near La Rambla . It has two dance floors: the first plays '60s soul, funk, and '70s disco, while the main room plays indie, pop, rock, and classics until late into the morning. The atmosphere is fun, welcoming, and unpretentious.
KER Club
(Ramón Trias Fargas, 2, Barcelona) Open Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from midnight to 6 am.
This club features two spaces: a main room with a dance floor and a cocktail bar. The dance floor features techno and house music, while the cocktail bar offers softer, funkier tunes, featuring local DJs. KER is dedicated to electronic music lovers and aims to recreate the warm and welcoming atmosphere that defined club culture in the '70s and '80s.
The beach clubs of Barcelona
Mac Arena Mar
(Playa Port Fórum, Carrer de la Pau, s/n, 08290 Sant Adrià de Besòs, Barcelona) Open Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00 to 3:00.
Mac Arena Mar is an Ibiza-style beach club located on the seafront, offering electro-house music. The place is especially famous for its Sunday events. Plus, admission is free all night. During the day, Mac Arena is also a great place to eat by the sea, with a tasty menu and an excellent wine list.
El Boo
(Platja Nova Mar Bella, Espigó de Bac de Roda 1, Barcelona) Open daily from 10:00 am to 1:30 am.
El Boo Beach Club is located between Barcelona's two trendiest beaches, Mar Bella and Nova Mar Bella , offering stunning views of the Mediterranean! Here, you'll find innovative cuisine and delicious cocktails to sip on the terraces along the pier throughout the afternoon. The upstairs cocktail bar serves grilled Teppanyaki snacks with expertly crafted mojitos. A sophisticated spot perfect for pre-clubbing.
Bars and pubs in Barcelona
Oveja Negra
(Carrer de Zamora 78, Barcelona) Open Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 3:00 am, Saturday and Sunday from 5:00 pm to 3:00 am.
This huge pub is located just a short distance from Razzmatazz , where you can buy sangria and beer at affordable prices! Inside, there are large tables, a billiards room, and a concert hall. The pub is packed every night, and is frequented by locals and tourists alike. Here, you can dance and meet new people without any difficulty! Be careful, because there are two Oveja Negras : one located on Carrer Sitges 5, which is small and unremarkable, while the second, located near Razzmatazz on Carrer de Zamora 78, is the best!
La Confiteria
(Carrer de Sant Pau 128, Barcelona) Open Monday to Thursday from 7:00 PM to 2:30 AM, Friday from 6:00 PM to 3:30 AM, Saturday from 5:00 PM to 3:30 AM, Sunday from 12:00 PM to 2:45 AM.
This former confectionery shop, decorated in a modernist style, is frequented primarily by artists and intellectuals.
La Bolsa
(C/Tuset 17, Barcelona) Open Monday to Friday from 7:30 am to 3:00 am, Saturday from 7:00 pm to 3:00 am, Sunday from 6:00 pm to 2:30 am.
La Bolsa is a unique pub, whose distinctive feature is its drink prices, which, like the stock market, rise and fall depending on demand. The best time to buy is when the CRASH ! The place is still cheap and is frequented mainly by Catalans.
El Bosc de Les Fades
(Passatge de la Banca 5, Barcelona) Open Monday to Friday from 10:00 am to 1:00 am, Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 am to 1:30 am.
A quiet and atmospheric pub: inside you'll really feel like you're in the woods.
Espit Chupitos
(Carrer d'Aribau 77, Barcelona) Open daily from 10:30 pm to 2:30 am.
This pub offers shots for €1.80 and a liter of cocktails for just €10. You can find Espit Chupitos in two different locations, one near Plaza Colon , at the end of La Rambla, and the other at Calle Aribau 77. Although the place is small, it's still very popular and is ideal for a fun pre-night out.
Icebarcelona
(Paseo Maritimo de la Barceloneta 38 A, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 12:00 PM to 3:00 AM.
Located on the seafront between the Shôko and Sotavento clubs, Icebarcelona is , as its name suggests, a bar with an interior covered in ice and a constant temperature of -5°C (23°F)! Entrance costs €15, which includes a jacket, gloves, and a drink. This is the place for you if you want to experience sipping your cocktail while sitting comfortably on chairs made of ice.
Miramelindo Bar
(Passeig del Born 15, Barcelona) Open daily from 8:00 PM to 2:00 AM.
Miramelindo is one of the busiest and largest bars on Passeig del Born , characterized by the large wooden beams that support the ceiling. The place is very popular on weekends, when hordes of locals descend to party and enjoy the inexpensive homemade cocktails. For just €4, you can enjoy a coconut and cognac cocktail or a screwdriver made with cava (Spanish champagne).
Bar Pastís
(c/Santa Monica 4, Barcelona) Open Tuesday to Sunday from 7:30 PM to 3:00 AM.
Located in the Raval area, in what was once the Chinese Quarter, Bar Pastís is one of Barcelona's historic bars. The small venue hosts live concerts ranging from Brazilian to Argentinian and French music.
Le Pop Cocktail Bar
(Ramblas 111, Barcelona) Open daily from 5:30 pm to 1:00 am.
Located at the crossroads between Raval and the Gothic Quarter, Le Pop Cocktail Bar offers unique and refined drinks and cocktails, such as the Catalan Bellini (made with local Gin Mare and sparkling Cava) and the bitter gin and tonic with triple orange, along with revisited classics like the smoked Margerita or the Mojiterranean . Once you've ordered your drink, you can relax in one of the swivel leather armchairs and watch the world go by on La Rambla, the city's legendary artery. The soundtrack, ranging from French pop to jazz, is designed to ensure you're completely relaxed.
Boadas Cocktails
(Carrer dels Tallers 1, Barcelona) Open Monday to Thursday from 12:00 to 2:00, Friday and Saturday from 12:00 to 3:00.
Despite its prime location at the top of the legendary La Rambla, it's actually surprisingly easy to walk past Boadas without noticing its distinctive red doors, which at least save it from being overcrowded with tourists in shorts and sandals. In fact, this modest cocktail lounge has been open since 1933, making it the oldest cocktail bar in Spain. The bar was founded by the eponymous Miguel Boadas , who first learned the art of cocktails at La Floridita in Havana (Cuba at the time was as famous as Ibiza is today). And just like in the 1930s, the bartenders at Boadas still shake and mix classic drinks from behind the bar, dressed in tuxedos and bow ties.
Belushi's Bar
(Calle Bergara 3, Barcelona) Open daily from 11:00 am to 2:00 am.
In a city full of intimate, cozy, and charismatic bars (where “intimate” and “cozy” are euphemisms for cramped and warm, and charisma is defined by rude bar staff and dirty, lockless restrooms), it's refreshing to see a bar like Belushi's that completely breaks the mold. Consisting of a huge space just off Plaza Catalunya , Belushi's is a modern and airy bar, more London-style than a typical Catalan pub. By day, the place is frequented by young people taking a break from shopping to sip cool drinks on the comfortable tobacco-colored sofas or have a coffee on the indoor terrace. In the evening, there's live music and live sports. The nearby youth hostel attracts a large crowd who flock to Belushi's to sip pitchers of sangria for under €10 and take advantage of the beer deals. It's also a great place to party with an international crowd.
Flaherty's Irish Bar
(Plaza Joaquim Xirau, Barcelona) Open daily from 9:00 am to 3:00 am.
Flaherty 's Irish Bar is an Irish pub that opened in 2001 and has since become an international meeting point for expats and tourists who love Guinness and good company. A wide selection of beers (13 on tap, plus other bottled varieties) is complemented by a menu of mouthwatering homemade dishes, such as barbecued chicken with creamy Irish whiskey sauce, their famous Irish breakfast, and their Sunday roast. As you'd expect from any self-respecting Irish pub, there's an abundance of live sporting events, including football, ice hockey, and rugby. Also very popular is their hilarious weekly Beer Pong , held every Thursday from 10:00 pm, or Ladies Night (every Friday), where ladies pay just €3.50 for drinks all day until closing time! Flaherty 's regularly hosts parties and events with live music and drink promotions.
Cat Bar
(c/Boria 17, Barcelona) Open Monday to Wednesday from 6:30 PM to 11:30 PM, and Thursday to Saturday from 12:30 PM to 11:30 PM.
The main theme of Cat Bar is, as the name suggests, cats: A clock with the face of a giant cat hangs on one wall, while cheap plastic felines from China wag their paws in front of you, and various photos and memorabilia featuring cats are placed all around, embellishing the rest of the bar. Cat Bar is also the only vegan restaurant in Barcelona , and on the menu you'll find delicious vegan tortillas and quiches (secret recipe!), burgers and sausages, homemade cakes, breads, and smoothies, all served until closing. You can also order four different types of craft beer.
Marmalade
(Carrer de la Riera Alta 4-6, Barcelona) Open Monday to Thursday from 6:30 pm to 2:00 am, and Friday to Sunday from 10:00 am to 3:00 am.
One of the most sophisticated cocktail bars in the Raval neighborhood, Marmalade has managed to create an elegant yet unpretentious atmosphere that attracts a diverse crowd. The stylish decor, with red brick floors and walls and murals, perfectly complements the delicious menu of original cocktails. Meanwhile, a stunning matte black pool table offers the perfect opportunity to socialize.
Slow Cocktails & Boîte
(Carrer de París 186, Barcelona) Open Monday to Wednesday from 7:00 PM to 5:00 AM, and Thursday to Saturday from 7:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Original cocktails, low lighting, excellent service, and vintage decor make Slow Barcelona the perfect place to relax with a tasty drink and sample some Spanish delicacies. Upstairs, there's a small club where you can dance to pop, indie, electro, and R&B. A room can also be rented for private events.
Shenanigans Pub
(Carrer Marqués de Barberá 11, Barcelona) Open daily from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM.
Formerly known as “The Quiet Man ,” this venerable Irish institution has been serving pints of stout for twenty years and recently changed ownership, renaming itself “Shenanigans .” While the pub’s original charisma hasn’t changed (thirsty travelers are still welcomed in traditional pub booths with glass partitions), in its new incarnation, Shenanigans is undoubtedly younger and livelier. The bar offers more than 20 different beers, including the cheapest Guinness in Barcelona (€4 for a pint) as well as great craft options like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale , Brew Dog , and Barcinos . Other great deals include gin and tonics for €4, five buckets of beer for €10, and the popular 1-meter-tall beer tower (€18) for challenging your friends to a boozefest. On top of all this, Sheanigans has five large TV screens for watching live sports, as well as pool tables and foosball tables for socializing.
La Cigale
(Carrer Tordera 50, Barcelona) Open Tuesday to Sunday from 6:00 PM to 2:00 AM.
La Cigale is a beloved bar spread across two floors. The first floor is reminiscent of a Parisian café, with its round tables, lively atmosphere, and curious décor, including vintage toy cars and religious icons. The upper floor is more spacious and filled with a delightfully chaotic mix of shelves, antique portraits, kitsch objects, furniture, and sewing machines. The pub offers football-sized burgers, fresh fruit daiquiris, bottled craft beers, and hosts concerts, exhibitions, and events.
The Loch Inn
(Passeig Sant Joan 74, Barcelona) Open Sunday, Monday, and Thursday from 6:00 PM to 1:30 AM, Friday from 6:00 PM to 3:00 AM, and Saturday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 AM.
The Loch Inn is a great English pub in Barcelona offering tasty food, an unbeatable selection of drinks, and live sports, without the hordes of drunk tourists and overly inflated prices.
Maumau Underground
(Calle de Fontrodona, 35, Barcelona) Open Thursday to Saturday from 9:00 PM to 2:45 AM.
Located five minutes from Paral-lel, Maumau Underground is a popular spot for trendy people, well-dressed artists, students, and young professionals who gather on weekends, sipping gin and tonics or vintage cocktails like Moscow Mules or Sailor Jerrys . The bar is furnished with low white sofas, pop art, bamboo poles, and a canvas ceiling. The background music focuses on funk and rare grooves. For film buffs, short film screenings are held on Thursday evenings.
Pubcrawl Barcelona
Hipster Bar Crawl
If you want to experience an authentic night out in Barcelona, the Hipster Bar Crawl is for you. You'll start the night at a low-key, charismatic café in the vibrant Raval neighborhood, where you and your drinking buddies can enjoy a perfectly mixed mojito, a glass of cava, or a craft beer. Next, your local guide will take you on a tour of the neighborhood's best bars, from the legendary Modernista haunt where Hemingway once drank absinthe, to live music venues and other trendy bars, ending with a club dancing the night away. The evening costs 25 euros and includes a free cocktail and some delicious tapas. On this tour, you'll travel in a small group of up to 15 other people with a guide at your disposal and a flexible itinerary that tourists rarely get to experience. If you're looking for a true slice of Barcelona's nightlife , it doesn't get more authentic than this.
Barcelona Pub Crawl
(Carrer del Paradís 4, Barcelona) Daily from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
The Barcelona Pub Crawl takes you on a tour of some of the city's best bars and pubs, starting at 10:30 PM, with free drinks at each. The tour ends as usual at one of Barcelona's best clubs , depending on the night and any upcoming events. There are also beer pong challenges and vodka body shots. The tour costs €20 (€15 if you book online) and includes not only your expert guide, but also four free drinks and entry to the club.
The Pub Crawl takes place daily during the summer and three times a week during the winter. The meeting point is at the George Payne Irish Bar (Placa d'Urquinaona 5, Barcelona) and starts at 10:30 PM.
Barcelona Bar Crawl
(George Payne, Plaça d'Urquinaona 5, Barcelona) Daily from 10:00 PM.
Another pub crawl in Barcelona. An alternative to the other two tours offered.
The Barcelona NightCard
The Barcelona NightCard gives you free entry to 24 clubs in Barcelona . The card is valid for 7 days, costs 20 euros, and includes a map of all the clubs: Rena (3 different clubs), Boulevard, La Carpa, Danzatoria, Atlantic, BeCool, Bikini, City Hall, The Room, El Latino, Moog, Nick Havanna, Otto Zutz, Piratas, Shoko, Teatre Principal, Macarena, Soho, Sutton, Les Enfants, Costa Breve, and Smalls. You can purchase it online or at the Tourist Office . The Barcelona NightCard gives you free entry to clubs until 2:00 a.m. and does not include drinks.
The economy version of the card is valid for 2 days and costs 10 euros.
Map of Barcelona's nightclubs, pubs, and bars
George Payne Irish Bar (Placa d'Urquinaona 5, Barcelona)
Maumau Underground (Calle de Fontrodona, 35, Barcelona)
The Loch Inn (Passeig Sant Joan 74, Barcelona)
La Cigale (Carrer Tordera 50, Barcelona)
Shenanigans Pub (Carrer Marqués de Barberá 11, Barcelona)
Slow Cocktails & Boîte (Carrer de París 186, Barcelona)
Marmalade (Carrer de la Riera Alta 4-6, Barcelona)
Cat Bar (c/ Boria 17, Barcelona)
Flaherty's Irish Bar (Plaza Joaquim Xirau, Barcelona)
Belushi's Bar (Calle Bergara 3, Barcelona)
Boadas Cocktails (Carrer dels Tallers 1, Barcelona)
Le Pop Cocktail Bar (Ramblas 111, Barcelona)
Bar Pastís (c/Santa Monica 4, Barcelona)
Miramelindo Bar (Passeig del Born 15, Barcelona)
Icebarcelona (Paseo Maritimo de la Barceloneta 38 A, Barcelona)
Espit Chupitos (Carrer d'Aribau 77, Barcelona)
El Bosc de Les Fades (Passatge de la Banca 5, Barcelona)
La Bolsa (C/Tuset 17, Barcelona)
La Confiteria (Carrer de Sant Pau 128, Barcelona)
Oveja Negra (carrer de Zamora 78, Barcelona)
El Boo (Platja Nova Mar Bella, Espigó de Bac de Roda 1, Barcelona)
Mac Arena Mar (Playa Port Fórum, Carrer de la Pau, s/n, 08290 Sant Adrià de Besòs, Barcelona)
KER Club (Ramón Trias Fargas, 2, Barcelona)
Les Enfants Club (Carrer de Guàrdia 3, Barcelona)
Dome Club (Ramblas 33, Barcelona)
Oak Barcelona (Carrer del Rosselló 208, Barcelona)
Lover Club (Avda Doctor Marañon 17, Barcelona)
Luz de Gas (Carrer de Muntaner 246, Barcelona)
Input – High Fidelity Dance Club – ex The One (Poble Espanyol, Montjuic Park / Marqués de Comillas 13-25, Barcelona)
Catwalk (Ramon Trias Fargas 2, Barcelona)
Carpe Diem Lounge Club CDLC (Passeig maritim de la barceloneta 32, Barcelona)
Boulevard Club (La Rambla 27, Barcelona)
Harlem Jazz Club (Comtessa de Sobradiel 8, Barcelona)
Sidecar (Plaça Reial 7, Barcelona)
Marula Café (Carrer dels Escudellers 49, Barcelona)
Macarena Club (Carrer Nou de Sant Francesc 5, Barcelona)
Palacio de la Salsa Antiguo San Pues (Gran Via de les corts catalanes 770, Barcelona)
Mojito Club (Rossello 217, Barcelona)
Bikini (L'Illia, Av. Diagonal, 547, Barcelona)
Magic Club (Paseo Picasso 40, Barcelona)
Costa Breve (Aribau 230, Barcelona)
Plataforma (Nou de la Rambla 145, Barcelona)
La Fira Club (Carrer de Provença 171, Barcelona)
Bling Bling (Carrer de Tuset 8, Barcelona)
Jamboree Club (Plaça Reial 17, Barcelona)
Otto Zutz (Lincoln 15, Barcelona)
Sala BeCool (Plaza Joan Llongueras 5, Barcelona)
Row 14 (Autovia Castelldefels – C31, Km 186.1, 08840 Viladecans, Barcelona)
Moog (Arc del Teatre 3, Barcelona)
City Hall (Rambla Catalunya 2-4, Barcelona)
Sala Apolo (Nou de la Rambla 113, Barcelona)
La Terrrazza (Av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia 13, Barcelona)
Sutton Club (Calle Tuset 13, Barcelona)
Shoko Club (Passeig Marítim 36, Barcelona)
Opium (Passeig Marítim 34, Barcelona)
Razzmatazz (Carrer de Pamplona 88, Barcelona)
Hard Rock Cafe (Plaça de Catalunya 21, Barcelona)
Pacha Barcelona (Ramón Trias Fargas 2, Barcelona)