13 Best Clubs in Barcelona

1. Pacha Barcelona

Starting off in true style, Pacha is renowned for it’s high end atmosphere and national/­international DJ’s that are a big draw for groups from across the world. Inside you can enjoy comfy seating and eccentric drinks with a deep house vibe way into the early hours of the morning. But what makes the club venue special is the location! Right on the seafront, Pacha also offers an sea-facing terrace.

Ramón Trias Fargas, 2 | Website

3. Shôko

For a more VIP and sophisticated feel, Shôko nightclub is the place for you guys. Awarded Top 100 Clubs in the World consecutively, the classy feel is what draws people in from the city. Another club with the privilege of being on the seafront, they always have showstopper events to create memorable nights. With it’s doors open until 6am, you can go straight for breakfast from Shôko!

Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta, 36 | Website

5. Otto Zutz

If it’s got a strict dress code, you know you’re in for a fancy place – and Otto Zutz is just that! Banning all sneakers and sportswear, you can see that the interior of this mega-club is worth coming suited and booted for the occasion. Otto Zutz is open late and boasts three different rooms, music tastes and colours so you can have multiple experiences under one roof.

Carrer de Lincoln, 15 | Website

7. La Macarena

On the subject of electronic music, the scene for this style of music is massive in Barcelona! Another hotspot to enjoy a more underground vibe is the Macarena Club. A little more out of the way and smaller in size, it’s a great place for less commercial partying if that’s what you’re looking for. Top tip – arrive early (1-2am) to miss the big lines for this small but popular nightclub in Barcelona.

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Carrer Nou de Sant Francesc, 5 | Website

9. City Hall

For epic events every night of the week, there’s no place quite like City Hall nightclub. Renowned for it’s popular Flamenco shows and 90’s nights, it’s the number 1 place to go on a weekday, and pretty great for weekends too! For a splash of culture and an evening of drinking all rolled into one, make sure you check out City Hall club while you’re celebrating the last night of freedom.

Rambla de Catalunya, 2-4 | Website

11. Moog

Moog nightclub has made a name for itself as one of the first nightclubs to be open on a Monday, making it popular with young crowds and students in the capital. This young crowd brings an electric energy to the dancefloor, which you’ll be surprised to find after the modest front of the building. The club is split into 2 rooms, building an intimate space where you’ll feel like a local as you dance until the small hours any night of the week.

Carrer de l'Arc del Teatre, 3 | Website

13. Marula Café

We’d describe Marula Café in two words – upmarket and cosy. This venue is smaller than the rest, creating a space where you can mingle with locals, enjoy DJ’s and even live music sets. The drinks are a little more expensive, but if you’re after a more professional touch to your negroni it’s worth the extra euros. With two bars to quench your thirst and moody lighting to keep you relaxed, Marula Café opens it’s arms to all.

Carrer dels Escudellers, 49