Barcelona Nightlife Tips by Tripack

Danzatoria: A pleasant dance floor with garden... Night Clubs Review

UPDATE :
SORRY CLOSED DOWN IN 2006

Danzatoria is located up on the hill of Tibidabo. This former villa has been transformed into one of the best night clubs in Barcelona.

Various floors with four different ambiences and musical styles that make it accessible for everybody that loves to dance.

Great interior design and an impressive thousand-square-metre garden so you can chat and dance under the stars!

Drinks could seem you a little bit pricey but entrance is free of charge!

TIP: as the Club closed at 3AM, it could be tricky to get a taxi there, so leave before or prepare a Plan B.

Dress Code:
Be smart!

Address: Av Tibidabo 61

Directions: Danzatoria is located up on the hill of Tibidabo.

Theme: Nightclub

Many bars, clubs and restaurants: Barceloneta Area Along the Harbor Review

You will find plenty of bars, clubs and restaurants along Moll de Mestral (Port Olimpic). A lively night in prospect...

Directions: Sant Marti area

Theme: People Watching

El Bosc de les Fades: Original natural bar... Barri Gotic Review

El Bosc de les Fades means 'The Forrest of the Fairies. Inside this bar you will dive into a fantasy and magical world...

An almost real trees forest (watch your head ;-) with with faces, dwarfs, mermaids, fairies, waterfalls, bridges and lots of other fairytale details can be found scattered throughout the bar and from fllor to ceiling.

There is plenty of room for everyone and the atmosphere is intimate. An original natural bar!

Dress Code:
Casual or in fairy fancy dress...

Address: Pg de la Banca 7

Theme: People Watching

Website: http://www.museocerabcn.com/#

Plaça del Sol: Gràcia: neighbourhood with a true village flavour Barri Gracia Review

The old district of Gràcia was an independent town until 1897, the year it was amalgamated into Barcelona. The urban layout of the neighbourhood, with its narrow streets and small squares, contrasts with the grid layout of the Eixample district. Today, Gràcia retains the village atmosphere of bygone years and, at the same time, is one of the most popular neighbourhoods with young people. Traditional shops stand side by side with unique bars and restaurants, and houses featuring outstanding examples of Catalan art-nouveau architecture, such as Gaudí’s Casa Vicens and Domènech i Montaner’s Casa Fuster. The lively atmosphere of the neighbourhood culminates with its main festival the "festa major" held in mid-August.

Address: Plaça del Sol, Gràcia

Directions: Metro stops: Fontana (L3) or Joanic (L4)

Bus 15 20 39 45 47 55 114 116

Theme: Eating and Drinking