Bed and Breakfast Barcelona & Valencia
This monster of a club with five distinct spaces is one of the best (if not the best) club in town. It’s the night-time playground of all young Barcelona with indie rock, tech-house, techno pop, electro pop and electro rock.
This concert hall/nightclub has become the city’s paradigm of indie clubbing and good live music in an informal atmosphere. Artists new to the scene as well as acclaimed pop, rock, folk and international electronic music stars grace the stage every day of the week.
Looking for a rock club in Barcelona? Magic has it all: counterculture, punk and new wave. On its two dancefloors, you’ll see a happy frenzy of tattoos, young party-seekers, techno-haters and vamps: anything goes, except smoking on the dancefloor.
BARTS (short for: Barcelona Arts on Stage) is managed by promoters The Project, and has two rooms: the main one has a capacity of between 900 (seated) and 1,500 (seated and standing), and the club lounge holds up to 130.
Raïm bar looks just like Havana with flaking walls, black-and-white pictures of Cuban Son singing stars, layers of dust, speakers playing Cuban music, and enthusiastic staff serving up mojitos.
If you like to sing, but not karaoke, Quilombo is the place to be. Every night, this local venue with delicious mojito´s and free popcorn gets packed with people playing maracas and singing to the live guitar.
Lined with coloured tiles, barrels and antique curios, this bar chiefly functions as a little slice of Barcelona history offering low-grade cava with a saucer of Cantabrian anchovies as house tapa.
Barcelona’s very first bar with regulars such as Picasso and Hemingway. While outside pimps, prostitutes and thieves cavort the night away, inside, local bohemians and brave tourists enjoy drinking the venue’s famed absinthe.