The Best Night Life in Barcelona
The StarTripper Journal presents the best night life Barcelona,
both Night Clubs, disco and other - the Club Guide.
Our team to Barcelona are professional world-wide travellers who have tested a lot of hotels,
restaurants and night clubs.
They love Barcelona, an enchanting seaside city with boundless culture, fabled architecture, world-class dining and endless night life.
Barcelona doesn't sleep – the Spanish eat late, drink late and go out very late. At the weekend night clubs are pretty much empty until at least 01:00 - 02:00 in the morning, and they go on until about 06:00. Maybe that’s why they need the siesta?
Barcelona's nightlife is trendy, varied and sometimes spectacular. Even if you aren't really a clubber at heart, it's worth going out to at least one nightclub just to see what's on offer and remember there are more and more "lounge" clubs springing up if you like to take your drinks whilst reclining!
The night holds limitless possibilities in Barcelona. Start with sunset drinks on a panoramic terrace. As darkness falls, live music transforms the city, and the cava-bars fill. If you're still standing at 2am, hit the clubs and explore Barcelona's unabashed wild side.
Currency is Euro ( € ).
The StarTripper Journal presents the Barcelona Club Guide:
They love Barcelona, an enchanting seaside city with boundless culture, fabled architecture, world-class dining and endless night life.
Barcelona doesn't sleep – the Spanish eat late, drink late and go out very late. At the weekend night clubs are pretty much empty until at least 01:00 - 02:00 in the morning, and they go on until about 06:00. Maybe that’s why they need the siesta?
Barcelona's nightlife is trendy, varied and sometimes spectacular. Even if you aren't really a clubber at heart, it's worth going out to at least one nightclub just to see what's on offer and remember there are more and more "lounge" clubs springing up if you like to take your drinks whilst reclining!
The night holds limitless possibilities in Barcelona. Start with sunset drinks on a panoramic terrace. As darkness falls, live music transforms the city, and the cava-bars fill. If you're still standing at 2am, hit the clubs and explore Barcelona's unabashed wild side.
Currency is Euro ( € ).
The StarTripper Journal presents the Barcelona Club Guide:
CDLC Club is Barcelona’s finest club, elegant and sits directly on Barceloneta beach. CDLC has a lounge and restaurant area at the front of the venue, overlooking the sea.
The music policy covers genres including R&B, house and electro – the focus is on local talent.
CDLC Club is a popular choice for the affluent yacht set and offers private tables – attracting the young, the beautiful and the international set. Going to CDLC is to schmooze amongst models, jet setters and yacht owners – dancing and drinking champagne.
CDLC Club is the pearl in Barcelona's club life.
Passeig Maritim Barceloneta, 32
Catwalk Club is located just back from the beach in the Barceloneta area – one of the largest clubs in
the port area of Barcelona.Catwalk Club is a perfect place to spend a fun night. Cool and unbridled environment where you can enjoy music over two floors; Mainroom, Skyroom and Terrace. Mainroom is a large dance floor with seating areas and bars – HOUSE & MAINSTREAM music of the moment, where the effects of lights and colour make live an unforgettable experience. Skyroom with the most suggestive sounds of the R&B, FUNKY & HITS that will make you dance until the end of the night. Terrace is a chill-out zone where you can relax and chat with friends and enjoy views of the sea and the famous "Metallic Fish" by Frank O. Gehry.
Catwalk Club is one of Barcelona's most well-known clubs, attracting international DJs on a regular basis.
Catwalk Club attracts a young, glamorous and well-groomed crowd. It is a place to see and be seen amongst the stylish people of the city.
Carrer Ramon Trias Fargas, 2-4
Sidecar Club is situated just off the Ramblas, in the heart of Barcelona.Sidecar is a small, dark and intimate club – a reference venue in Barcelona’s music scene, thanks to its very careful programming of both concerts and DJ sets, it’s a place where all the creative trends in the city converge. A small club by size but very big on impact.
Sidecar's sweaty basement club attracts a younger crowd in search of a raucous night out. It is just one room where you will find the dance floor, a long bar and a small stage area. The music varies greatly – an eclectic music selection - after midnight the DJs take over, playing anything from the new craze in modern dance music to good old-fashioned rock and roll.
Sidecar is very popular amongst young travellers who come from the numerous youth hostels dotted around Plaza Reial, and amongst local music fans supporting this excellent music-scene.
Plaça Reial, 7
Sala Be Cool is good quality house, techno, deep house and disco. Past DJs on the decks have
including Chicks On Speed, Joakim, Pilooski, Ralph Lawson and Altern8. Sala Be Cool is the place
Barcelona's most discerning clubbers are heading for.The crowd at Sala Be Cool are generally a slightly older set and are thinking music, and will be there for the music and the DJs.
Sala Be Cool is a medium sized club with a city-wide reputation for its good quality sound system. The resident DJ, DJohnston, accompanied by a varied program of guest artists bring together the most underground audience of the city.
Thursday night means Noise Club at BeCool. Electro-rock and young people meet week after week consolidating it as the best alternative for thursdays in Barcelona.
Plaza Joan Llongueras, 5