Going Out in Barcelona

Nightclubs in Barcelona: Where to Go Clubbing

Barcelona has a different atmosphere on every dance floor. By the beach, Opium combines a club and terrace; at Razzmatazz, the lineup spans multiple styles; at Moog, people come for electronic music in a more intimate setting. When the warmer months return, La Terrrazza and the Wet Deck offer other ways to dance under the open sky. These eight venues offer a range of nights out, with links to their official websites to check events and entry requirements.

Eight places to go clubbing in Barcelona, from beachfront venues to electronic music clubs and open-air parties.

  • Beachfront Clubs
  • Electro and Techno
  • Outdoor Nights
Nightclubs in Barcelona

Our nightclub picks in Barcelona

Beachfront venues, electronic music and open-air parties: here are eight places to suit your mood. Check the official website of each venue to confirm the schedule and entry requirements.

Opium Mar in Barcelona, photo from the Barcelona.com club selection.

© Opium Mar

Opium Mar

Opium is one of the beachfront spots where you can enjoy dinner and then continue the evening at the club. Its terrace offers a chance to catch some sea breeze between dance floor sessions. The programme ranges from chart hits to DJ nights: check the line-up and dress code for your chosen event.

Barceloneta · Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta, 34
Official Opium Website

The facade of Sala Razzmatazz, a concert hall housed in a former industrial building in Poblenou

© Jordiferrer, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Razzmatazz

Razzmatazz offers a varied programme, with electronic music, techno, house, rap or pop depending on the night. The music can change considerably from one event to the next. Check which rooms your ticket covers, as the rooms in use and entrances vary by event.

Poblenou · Main entrance: carrer dels Almogàvers, 122. Access to rooms 2 and 3: carrer de Pamplona, 88.
Official Razzmatazz Website

The Moog club in Barcelona, photo from the Barcelona.com selection.

© Moog

Moog

Just steps away from La Rambla, Moog is a must-visit spot for a night dedicated to electronic music. Its more intimate setting offers a change from the large beachfront complexes. Resident and guest DJs share the line-up: check who's playing to find the night that suits you.

El Raval · Carrer de l’Arc del Teatre, 3
Official Moog Website

La Terrazza in Barcelona, photo from the Barcelona.com club selection.

© La Terrazza

La Terrrazza

At Poble Espanyol, La Terrrazza gets electronic music enthusiasts dancing under the open sky. The setting of Casa Berga and the late afternoon or night sessions make it a great alternative to indoor clubs. The schedule and access vary depending on the event format: follow the instructions for the chosen event.

Montjuïc · Poble Espanyol, avinguda de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, s/n
Official La Terrrazza Website

The Wet Deck at the W Barcelona hotel, photo from the Barcelona.com selection.

© Wet Deck au W Barcelona

Wet Deck at W Barcelona

The Wet Deck combines a pool, terrace, and views of the Mediterranean. Its club nights are seasonal, unlike those of a nightclub that operates all year round. W Barcelona announces the return of the Wet Deck Summer Series for summer 2027: check the official schedule for upcoming dates and access conditions.

Barceloneta · W Barcelona, plaça de la Rosa dels Vents, 1, at the end of passeig de Joan de Borbó
Official W Barcelona Website

Two musicians at their machines on the Nitsa stage, under purple beams.

© Sala Apolo / Nitsa

Sala Apolo / Nitsa

At Sala Apolo, Nitsa is a go-to spot for fans of techno, house, and electro. The nights take place across the main room and La (2), where Astin explores other sides of electronic music. Choose an event by its line-up: the artists and rooms listed give you an idea of what to expect.

Poble-sec · Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 113
Official Sala Apolo / Nitsa Website

The dance floor at Sutton, with a crowd under a red ceiling and white beams.

© Sutton

Sutton

On Carrer de Tuset, Sutton is perfect for those seeking an evening in a more upscale setting. The club highlights its VIP areas, tables, and an international atmosphere. Check the schedule and entry conditions before you visit; a table reservation is a separate arrangement from club entry.

Sant Gervasi-Galvany · Carrer de Tuset, 13
Official Sutton Website

Luminous bottle service amidst the crowd at Shôko, under red lighting.

© Shôko

Shôko

Facing the beach, Shôko combines a Mediterranean and Asian-inspired restaurant, a terrace, and club nights. It is an option for following dinner by the sea with a night of dancing. Events change throughout the week: check the schedule and choose the right ticket for your night out.

Seafront · Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta, 36
Official Shôko Website

Getting Ready for a Night Out in Barcelona

Choose the Right Night

Two nights at the same venue can have very different atmospheres. Check the artists, music styles and rooms listed before buying a ticket. At Razzmatazz, also check which entrance to use for your event.

Tickets and Entry Conditions

Visit the club's official website to find out about pricing, schedules, and ticket details. A drink, cloakroom service or a table may not be included. Also, review the minimum age, required documents, and dress code for the evening.

Seasonal Events

An open terrace does not necessarily mean a club night is taking place. For La Terrrazza and the Wet Deck, check the venue's calendar and the organizer's guidelines before booking.

FAQ: Going Clubbing in Barcelona

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