The Atlantic Club is a unique club with some of the best views of the city of Barcelona. It’s located in a historically cataloged mansion built by the architect Joan Rubió i Bellvé on the side of Mt. Tibidabo. The club is huge with several spaces for its guests in the interior and exterior. Inside there are two bars, a large dance floor, lounge, and a billiards table. Outside the terrace gardens overlooking the city have been divided into various intimate hideaways. There are tents with... Read more

Karma is a fun mini dance club located near Plaça Reial. Upon entering you can hang out at the bar upstairs or follow the stairs down to the dance floor, which is more like a “spaceship dance tunnel” with a drinks bar on one end, and the DJ on the other. They spin a lot of disco hits, sixties, and 80’s pop depending on the house DJs. People are mostly here to dance, and everyone looks like they have a good time. The clientele are a mix of young locals and travelers. On weekends the place... Read more

OK Dance acts as a small refuge for those who have found themselves in the midst of drunken debauchery on the Port Olimpic club crawl. The appeasing sounds of salsa and house music filter the airwaves of this inviting hideout. When most other clubs have only started to prepare for the night, OK Dance has already gathered a crowd at 21:30 on Saturday night for its weekly live piano jam sessions. If you’re still looking for more incentive, then perhaps the OK Cokteleria cocktail will excite... Read more