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Casa Bonay’s hotel bar hosts DJs from Thursday thru Saturday.
Barcelona nightlife at its best – the bars, clubs, parties and late nights that make this city unforgettable.

Casa Bonay’s hotel bar hosts DJs from Thursday thru Saturday.

One of the best places in the city to have a cocktail.

The order of the night is techno.

This tiny cocktail bar was inspired by the American tradition of Kentucky bourbon and rye whiskey.

This tiny nightclub packs a mighty electronic punch.

This lofty space boasts over 200 different brews from every corner of the globe.

This “five-star dive bar” is the result of Moe and AJ’s dedication and love for cocktail shaking…

This self-dubbed “cocktail bar and book collection” is the latest gem to appear in Les Corts.

Tropical-flavored food, drinks and music are the rule in this place where DJs spin tracks at the weekend.

This charmingly grimy Raval bar is famous for its absinthe, and said to be Barcelona’s oldest.

The young Scottish brewery is making waves with its American-style craft beer.

Naturally, you can sip all of Hemingway’s favorite tipples, from the simple scotch & soda to gimlets and martini.

The five-star Barcelona Edition hotel’s downstairs Cabaret is Barcelona’s answer to a supper club, where all the senses are teased.

This retro hangout is a nostalgic snapshot of the ‘80s.

Urban art, a soul kitchen plus live concerts and DJs…

This diminutive wine bar is revered as one of the city’s very best.

Stepping into Dr. Stravinsky is like entering the refuge of a mad old alchemist – backlit bottles on shelves, effervescent test tubes and strange concoctions fermenting in jars.

This hidden cocktail bar in Gràcia offers coffee in the morning, vermouth in the afternoon and a killer cocktail by night.

Electronic beats are eschewed in favor of funk, disco, soul and Afrobeat rhythms.

Arguably Barcelona’s most popular club, with an international reputation to match…

They serve no less than 10 versions of the much-loved drink.

Among the flurry of one of La Rambla’s many Gòtic tributaries, Sub Rosa would be everyone’s regular watering hole, if only there was enough space.

Paradiso serves up unusual and creative cocktails. Cocktails that smoke, cocktails that fly and the emblematic Mediterranean Treasure, which won mixologist Giacomo Giannotti a World Class award.

Founded by Javier de las Muelas, Gimlet was the first of what is now a global empire of cocktail bars.

Revered Danish craft beer bar Kælderkold now has a younger sister.

The Barcelona Edition hotel was designed by the world’s hottest hotelier Ian Schrager (of Studio 54 fame) and Barcelona tastemaker Lázaro Rosa-Violán.

This cozy wine bar serves up Catalan wines by the glass.

Cannabis clubs are proliferating as readily as the weed itself.

This UK-style brewery is one of Barcelona’s most central stops for quality brews.

The space is an embodiment of the founders’ passion for American craft beer and food.