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Nightlife

Evening in Barcelona has its own rhythm. Typically, dinner is at about 9pm. You meet up for drinks around 11pm. Although you can find some places to start earlier, generally dancing doesn't really get started until about 2am. Unless you're in an all night discotheque, you might have to move...

Take a look to our Bars & Clubs Listings! Going out in Barcelona is almost about choosing a neighbourhood, then go to one or more bars to get some drinks before 3 am. The windy stone streets of the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona is one of the bests for hanging out, but...

Take a look to our Bars & Clubs ListingsMany of the venues for live music become discoteques at around 1:30 am, but the natives of Barcelona wouldn't be caught dancing before 2am, unless they're out for Salsa at La Paloma(c/Tigre, 27) or Buenavista (Roselló, 217). La Paloma is a...

For live flamenco acts check out the Tablao de Carmen. The setting pays homage to the great dancer Carmen Amaya, a key figure in the history of flamenco. Carmen Amaya, Gypsy and Catalan, made her debut in 1929 in front of King Alfonso XIII, on the grounds now occupied by...

For our gay, lesbian and cosmopolitan visitors, definitely the place to go is the left side of the Eixample (locally known as Eixample esquerra or Gaixample), around the Aribau, Casanova and Consell de Cent streets, near Universitat Metro station. To start the night, there are many options for dinner in this neighbourhood, Spanish and international...

Jazz Barcelona has a flourishing jazz community comprised of local talent as well as musicians from NY, London, and elsewhere abroad. Jazz can be found through out the city very night at Jamboree in Plaza Real. Monday night is their Jam Session, 3€. Make sure if you're going, you get there...