La Macarena began as a Flamenco club but has since been converted into an underground mini dance club featuring minimal house and electronica Dj’s. The space is tiny and the dance floor is usually packed. It’s not easy to catch a breath of fresh air in this space and is not recommended for those with claustrophobic tendencies. The most popular time of night for this club is around 3:30am, when other bars in the city start to close for the evening. If you want to enter around this time, no... Read more

Fellini draws the most diverse, mixed crowd in all of Barcelona. Within three separate salons (the Mirror Room, Bad Room and the Red Room), you might find house, techno, electronica, garage, hip-hop, disco or funk, depending on the night. Guest DJ’s change weekly as do their repertoire of styles. “Nasty Mondays” will interest aficionados of garage music whereas the monthly installment of the Factorcity label will bring you some of the best local electronica imaginable. The interior brings... Read more

Home to both Indy-rockers and electronica aficionados, Sala-Apolo is a safe bet for a good night out most nights of the week whether you are attending a live show or the dance club, there is no way to lose. Catch one of the gigs (a fantastic agenda of international touring bands) or arrive after 12:30 am to get down on the dance floor. The club has special theme nights such as Nitsa on weekend and Powder Room on Thursdays. Fridays and Saturdays bring a student-aged crowd intent on getting as... Read more