Do you happen to be interested in a travel to Barcelona and eager to enjoy the night life? The entertainment centers include the night clubs, bars, live music, cultural and performing arts’ theaters, etc. A visit to Barcelona is incomplete if you don’t get to explore all the options that this city has to offer and to do that you must select the right area to stay in. In today’s blog post, let me share with you a list of the nicest districts in Barcelona that never sleep.

1. El Raval

El Raval also belongs to one of the districts of the city – ciutat Vella and it seems to be one of the most popular and visited districts among tourists and the population. It draws visitors for its modern styled bars, art galleries, and music halls or any other forms. The best way to discover EL Raval is to set out to explore Joaquín Costa street; this street features different bars to suit everyone’s’ preference.

2. Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter)

The Barri Gòtic refers to the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona and is really known for the kind of vibes it provides during the night. Narrow meandering alleys are locate with numerous small pubs, low–key jazz clubs, and classic Bodegas with tapas bars. Plaça Reial in the Gothic Quarter bar district plays host to numerous bars, clubs, restaurants and shops.

3. El Poble-sec

El Poble-sec can be described as a modern locality located at the foot of the Montjuïc hill. There are lesser people and the place is filled with numerous bars and clubs. Proudly hosting its main street, Carrer de Blai, L’Hospitalet Barrio Chino has a plethora of economical tapas bars and the opportunity to taste various Spanish specialties is extremely high.

4. Gràcia

If one wants a more laid back bohemian area then Gràcia is where you should go. Most of its roads and arteries are narrow, and lined with small characteristic bars and café’s as well as live music sites. Plaça del Sol is a central point within Gràcia that has always attracted people of all ages on different occasions.

5. Eixample

This district famous for its broad avenues and architecture in modernist style is also full of life after sunset. The area most pulsating with clubs and bars are the places surrounding Avinguda Diagonal and Carrer de la Marina.

6. Port Olímpic

For those who like night clubs and bars along the waterfront continue to Port Olímpic. This area can boast of being residue of beach clubs, bar, and restaurants. It is especially much in demand during the summer season because you can dance right by the sea.

7. Raval de Sant Antoni

Its neighboring area, Raval de Sant Antoni, is one of the newest districts that have opened recently for tourists and residents of Barcelona. It has every subcategory that one would expect of it: from chic cocktail bars and music venues to buzzing clubs.

Conclusion

Barcelona has a rich and varied offer of nightlife thus selecting the right district might is a way to improve the experience significantly. Depending on one’s mood and inclination for the urban environment that translates into how crowded a quarter is or how artsy and bohemian, everyone in Barcelona will be able to find the district he or she wants to spend time in. Tourist may try visiting El Raval, Barri Gòtic, El Poble-sec, Gràcia, Eixample Port Olímpic and Raval de Sant Antoni for an evening adventure in the city.