Introduction

When it comes to vibrant nightlife, two cities in Spain always come to mind: Madrid and Barcelona. Both cities boast of incredible beautiful bars, clubs and entertainmentgroups making them favorite destination for revelers. In this article we will try to draw some similarities and differences of two major Spanish cities – Madrid and Barcelona in terms of the nightlife, which will help you to choose whether you are a party animal or not.

1. Atmosphere

If you are interested in Vibrant and lively city, then Barcelona is the destination you don’t want to miss. It has been famous for colourful and happening beach clubs, youthful hangouts, and alcohol-infused parties all through the night. On the other hand, Madrid has a more mature, posh night life which includes; small dark bars, clubs and spots that usually feature live performers.

1.1 Beachfront Clubs in Barcelona

Barcelona has a coastline and this protagonists is well captured by beach clubs. Such night clubs as Opium, Pacha and CDLC will captivate the guests with open-air terraces and dance floors, well known DJs and incredible sea view.

1.2 Cosy Bars in Madrid

Madrid boasts of small taverns tucked away in corners and during the day, small alleys and streets and squares. These bars are called “Bodegas” and have rather a homely atmosphere; it is very good to have a glass of a wine or a cocktail and to discuss something with friends. Such places are El Tigre and Casa Julio are among some of its many splendid eateries.

2. Clubbing Scene

If clubbing is one of your priorities, both Madrid and Barcelona will give you a lot of to enjoy. But they are closely related – sharing similarities, but differing slightly at the same time.

2.1 Barcelona’s Electronic Music Clubs

Especially for Electronic music Barcelona is rather famous. Establishments like Razzmatazz and Apolo can boast both domestic and foreign DJs and perform different types of audiovisual electronic music such as techno, house, drum and bass. The atmosphere warm, and the parties can continue until sunrise I the following morning.

2.2 The Variety of Clubs in Madrid

The range, on the other hand, is broader in Madrid mainly because there is a clu-b culture that offers for all types of individuals. There are clubs that play techno music, reggaeton, hip hop and all types of tunes in between. Teatro Kapital is a world-renowned club that plays various music genres from floor to another which will meet anyone’s expectations.

3. Opening Hours

Another important difference is that Madrid’s nightclubs are closed earlier than Barcelona’s nightclubs do.

3.1 Enjoying Nightlife in Madrid

Madrid is famous for not going to sleep. Clubs do not begin to get crowded until after twelve p.m., and the parties can go as late as morning. Even if one is a party kind of person, a preferred one who jumps at the say of night and only comes down if the sun is up, Madrid is the perfect place for such people.

3.2 Early Nights in Barcelona

Nevertheless, in Barcelona, nightlife may starts a little earlier than in the capital. Most nightclubs and bars operate at 10 pm in the evening, and the busiest time is at midnight to 3:00 in the morning. Well, you can still move and club until the morning but the overall pulse is a little lower than in Madrid.

4. Bar Culture

Both the Madrid and Barcelona have the nightlife culture and especially bar culture, but each with its difference.

4.1 Tapas Bars in Madrid

Spaniards, no doubt, enjoy their meals even in between three that is why going for tapas in Madrid is a must. Almost all the bar serve free appetizers with alcohol, making it cheap to taste delicious Spanish food as you make new friends. Both La Latina and Malasaña are some of the popular neighborhoods famous that boasts some of the best tapas bars.

4.2 of the Latest Trends in Cocktail Bars & Lounges in Barcelona

In contrast, Barcelona is one of the European cities that has several cocktail bars. From extravagance of the prohibition era bars which were hidden from the eye and the law to the modern new age open air bars located on the roofs of tall buildings, the city has it all in a way that is exquisitely trendy and some of the best places where you could take your best cocktails. Both Gothic Quarter and El Raval are top places to search for cocktails.

Conclusion

From the discotecas that crowd the beach in Barcelona to the dimly lit bars and taverns clustered around the plazas of Madrid, there is something to appeal to everybody in both of these cities. Madrid’s night flip and versatile nightclubs entice the people of change; on the other hand, Barcelona with its energetic what we call beach clubs is for those who love to party out in the open. In conclusion, it is difficult to say which city takes the cake between Madrid and Barcelona but surely you wouldn’t go wrong picking either of them if you wish to party all night.