One of the last vestiges of Barcelona's old Barrio Chino sits down a non descript street on the lower end of The Raval. Opened in the early eighties La Concha was a haven for the gay community. Every Sunday night remnants of old Franco era Barcelona would come through to perform beautifully timed tributes to Spanish starlets. In an ironic twist the late Franco era was probably the most wide open for debauchery in Barcelona. With European tourism on the rise and a weak economy they let things... Read more

Plataforma landed on the map when they started throwing drum 'n' bass parties on Thursday nights a few years back. Now the party draws acclaimed Dj's and MC's from London and North America. The club is cheap and divey with a young crowd where you can enjoy the best in live neurofunk, ragga, jungle, and techstep. On weekends entrance is free and the music changes to techno, house, rock, indie and even metal at times. Read more

New York is a nightclub located on Escudellers near La Rambla, an area with a long-standing nightlife tradition. Rumor has it and it seems to be true that New York was once a house of prostitution. Now it’s a club with an ample dance floor, two levels, and various bars. Some of the furniture here really does date back to the 60’s, giving the space its authentic retro feel. Open late, New York attracts any kind of clientele who don’t want to go home early, locals and travelers alike. Lines... Read more