Welcome to the vibrant and electrifying city of Barcelona! Known for its exciting nightlife, this Mediterranean gem offers a plethora of clubs and bars that cater to all tastes and preferences. Whether you’re a party animal, a lover of live music, or simply looking for a cozy spot to unwind with a cocktail, Barcelona has something for everyone. In this blog post, we will guide you through the best clubs and bars the city has to offer, ensuring an unforgettable experience during your stay.
1. World-Famous Nightclubs
Barcelona can beam for its vibrant clublife and lovers from the entire world wish visit this city. Here are a few must-visit nightclubs to add to your itinerary:
Pacha Barcelona
This is part of the world famous club from the island of Ibiza and has a similar, glamorous setting, as well as a broad mixed program of musical genres. Be ready to twinkle the night away with the best DJs, backing videos and amazing performances.
Razzmatazz
Whether you want to be experimenting or just take a change from the norm Razzmatazz is where to go. Featuring five different rooms each playing different tunes of indie, techno, and pop among others, this huge nightclub will keep you on your feet through the night.
Opium Barcelona
As the club is situated directly on the beach, guests of Opium Barcelona will be able to enjoy their Preferences of the Mediterranean clubbing along with the view of the sea. Prepare for quality business and electronic hits in a classy environment.
- Cozy Bars for Relaxation
If one wants something less full of life, there are also countless chummy drink establishments dotted around Barcelona. Whether you’re seeking a quiet spot for conversation or a place to sample local spirits, these bars won’t disappoint:
El Paradiso
El Paradiso is a completely unknown restaurant masquerading as a pastrami business. Out within the back lies a delightful cocktail bar with fairy-tale drinks and miscellaneous prohibition style feel. If you want to know more about this dark building, don’t miss the chance to do so.
Bar Marsella
Climb back in time to Bar Marsella, the oldest absinthe bar in the entire city. This bohemian bar was patronised by Picasso, Hemingway and other personalities and brings a lot of history and character into the bar. Why don’t you take a moment and watch an enthusiasts proper Absinthe preparation technique?.
Café Vienes
Get transported to 19 th century Vienna at Café Vienes. This is one of the most tasteful small restaurants where visitors can order pastry and try different kinds of coffee and tea. Take a deep seat back, calm heart and be ready to be drenched in the old world feel.
- The new definition of rooftop bars with spectacular views.
If meer was want for Amsterdam’s pristine skyline, visit one of the numerous rooftop bars. Try a glass of champagne watching the sunset in the capital of Catalonia. Here are some notable options:
Terraza Martínez
Located at the rooftop of Montjuïc Hill, Terraza Martínez provides superb view of the city and the sea. Savor delicious Mediterranean food and drinks, enjoy one of the best panoramic views over Barcelona from the terrace.
Mirablau
Mirablau is situated in the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district and the building has a perfect view of the city. This rooftop bar is famous for being laid back, and accompanied by DJ sets is ideal for catching up with friends.
La Isabela at Hotel 1898
La Isabela is located in Las Ramblas and provide the tourists with beautiful views of the best known street in Barcelona. Indulge in the civilizational bustle and taste the cocktails and Spanish snacks at the same time.
- Local variation for the neighborhood bar
To practice genuine immersion, one should not limit oneself to tourist destinations: visit some local bars instead. These hidden gems will give you a taste of the real Barcelona:
Bar del Pla
There is a popular bar, Bar del Pla, occupying a rather picturesque area of the El Born district. Try some of the finest traditional Spanish tapas and enjoy a large range of regional wines in comfortable and hospitable atmosphere.
Bar Canete
Thus, a bar called Bar Canete is a perfect place for those, who like tender retro-erotic atmosphere and delicious gourmet’s food. This bar in the Raval district looks very much like a bar from a turn-of-the-century novel with its gas lamps, wooden interiors and the like, but its menu more than does justice to all that retro style – or lack of it in this case as the place has a very substantial offering in terms of dishes.
La Xampanyeria
They do suggest, however, that no stay in Barcelona is complete without trying the sparkling wine called cava. La Xampanyeria, in Borriana Barceloneta serves some of the best cava in town. Follow the locals and have a very joyful and sparkling night.
- Tips for a Great Night Out
Now that you are equipped with knowledge about Barcelona’s top clubs and bars, here are a few tips to enhance your nightlife experience:
- Dress to impress: Some of the Barcelona clubs have implemented the code of dressing so it is advisable to visit the websites of the club’s or ask the management before arrival.
- Arrive fashionably late: Most clubs and bars open late in the evening in Spain and therefore the cultural aspect of night entertainment starts anytime from midnight.
- Stay hydrated: Catalans perform their flamenco dance with a considerable deal of energy and nightlife in Barcelona can go on well after the dawn. Try to take water in between different beers to avoid dehydration.
- Stay safe: As with any large population center, some safety measures are needed. Public spaces that are well lit, during the day or night, and populated should be favored and eyes should remain on belongings at all times.
Have you been wanting to take that leap of sampling the nightlife of Barcelona? With this extensive guide at your fingertips, you are now set to go. Expand your opportunities to attend various clubs, bars and districts, as well as to make incredible experiences in the framework of visiting this active city. Cheers and enjoy!