One thing that is clear about Barcelona is that this city doesn't sleep. Here you can find every kind of night club you are looking for, from jazz to tourist techno trash. This walking tour is the perfect opportunity to visit Barcelona's best discos and bars.
1) La Fira
La Fira is a fairground ride for real revelers. The place is uniquely decorated with magic mirrors on the walls, windows, mysterious attraction posters, flying chairs suspended from the ceiling, cars and horses. There are several bars which you can order drinks or food from.
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2) 7 Sins Lounge & Music Bar
7 Sins Bar offers a relaxed and bohemian atmosphere. The bar is divided into two parts: a street level, which has the main bar in the center and a ground floor which is the lounge area. 7 Sins welcomes you with live DJs and good selection of drinks and cocktails.
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3) Benidorm
Benidorm is a small and friendly bar which is decorated in a modern style. Local DJs and international guests entertain the visitors with an eclectic mix of music.
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4) Club Apolo/Nitsa
Club Apolo is an old converted ballroom that can hold 1,000 people. In the main room, you will find a crowd that loves grooving to techno. The second room, Picnic Bar, plays Pop, and the third one is Def Room, which is usually visited by Hip-Hop fans.
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5) Bar Pastis
Pastis is a quirky bar that would appeal to most with its French cabaret kind of scene. In tribute to Edith Piaf, this bar plays only French music and serves only pastís.
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6) El Xampanyet
El Xampanyet is a popular local tapas restaurant and bar located close to the Picasso Museum. Blue-tiled walls and antique artifacts make a perfect combination with marble tables and zinc bar. El Xampanyet offers a wide range of drinks and snacks.
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7) Penúltimo
Music, theater and other artistic concepts are all gathered at Penúltimo. The music varies from soul and funk to Latin and reggae. Well-know in Barcelona DJ Marta knows for sure how to organize a dynamic party and take all the visitors to the dance-floor.
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