Cocktails in El Born, clubs on the beach at Port Olímpic, tapas in the Gòtic and a boat off the coast: here's how to plan your stag do or hen party in Barcelona, with the best things to do, prices and night buses.
Good to know
A beer in Barcelona's bars costs €2.40 on average, a caña at Bar Calders €2.90. Cocktails are usually €8–12, and €15–20 in bars with a bit of a show. Club entry at Sala Apolo €10–20 with 1 drink, at Moog usually €5, €8 or €10. All guide prices.
All costs and money-saving tips ↓The metro runs until 02:00 on Fridays and, according to the city, all night on Saturday nights, otherwise until 24:00. After that there's the NitBus: about 21 lines from about 22:30 to 06:00, mostly every 20 minutes, almost all via Plaça de Catalunya. Taxis at night and at weekends cost €2.80 plus €1.66 per km; a green light means the cab is free.
City metro times ↗Bars and music bars may open until 02:30, and until 03:00 on Fridays, Saturdays and before public holidays. Nightclubs are open until 05:00, and until 06:00 on those nights. From 1 June to 15 September, bars get an extra 30 minutes and clubs an extra 45 minutes. Clubs like Sala Apolo don't get going until 00:30.
Barcelona fines typical stag and hen props: penis hats, costumes with genitals and explicitly sexual accessories cost €120–300 after a warning, and so does walking around the city topless. Drinking on the street €30–100, peeing in public in nightlife areas up to €750. Organised pub crawls are banned, and organisers face fines of up to €3,000.
If you want to hit a club at 22:00, you'll find the door shut: Opium opens at 23:30, Moog at 23:59, and the club night at Sala Apolo starts at 00:30. Before that, tapas and vermouth belong on the programme, for example at Bar del Pla or Bar Calders, and cocktails in El Born.
Direct flights take about 2 hours 10 minutes from Frankfurt, about 2 hours from Munich, 2 hours 22 minutes from Düsseldorf, 2 hours 47 minutes from Hamburg and 2 hours 56 minutes from Berlin. The Aerobús A1 runs round the clock to Plaça de Catalunya in about 35 minutes; metro L9 Sud from the airport costs €5.90.
For a hotel for your stag or hen do in Barcelona, expect a good €210 per night on average in June, plus tourist tax, which in a 4-star hotel is €8.40 per person per night. Legal holiday apartments carry a licence number starting HUTB. During the Mobile World Congress in early March, with about 105,000 visitors, hotels are scarce.
August is the warmest month, averaging 24.4 °C, and January the coolest at 9.2 °C. October is the wettest with 91 mm, July the driest with 21 mm. In mid-August the sea is 25 to 29 °C. Plan B if it rains: the AIRE baths, an escape room, laser tag or bowling.
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Barcelona is on the sea, so get out on the water: a party boat with a DJ, a catamaran with a barbecue and a swim stop, sailing with an open bar from Port Vell, a harbour trip with the Golondrinas or SUP in Barceloneta.
For stag and hen dos alike: escape rooms at Maximum Escape, laser tag and indoor paintball at Play Point, 14 lanes at Bowling Pedralbes or flying in the wind tunnel.
Cook paella after a walk round the Boqueria, a tapas walk through the Gòtic and the Born, a cocktail class with tapas or Japanese whisky with a cocktail workshop at Dry Martini.
A tour with 6 beers at Fàbrica Moritz in Sant Antoni, a wine tasting on a roof terrace in the centre or the Freixenet cava cellars outside the city.
Flamenco at Tablao Cordobés on the Rambla, up to Castell de Montjuïc by cable car and round the 117 replica buildings of Poble Espanyol.
90 minutes at the AIRE baths in the Born for the day after, drinks at sub-zero temperatures at IceBarcelona on the beach, or an evening at the casino at Port Olímpic.
Café, cocktail bar and club under one roof on Plaça Reial: in the apothecary bar they mix with home-made syrups and bitters, and downstairs under the brick vaults there are sofas, live music and a dance floor. Large groups enquire by email at comercial@ocana.cat.
Pub with craft beers and tapas at Carrer del Paradís 4 in the Gòtic, regularly with live music, mostly blues, jazz and rock and roll. Open Fridays 17:30–03:00, Saturdays 12:30–03:00. Book tables online; groups enquire by phone.
Music bar at Carrer de Milans 5 in the Gòtic with a British sound: Britpop, post-punk and everything from Manchester, plus DJ sets, but no happy hour. Open Fridays and Saturdays 18:30–03:00, otherwise until 02:30. Bookings by phone only.
Roof terrace on the 8th floor of the Grand Hotel Central at Via Laietana 30, with an infinity pool that's reserved for hotel guests. The bar and terrace are open 12:00–22:00, a gong sounds at sunset and there are DJ sets in the evening. The aperitif before the night.
Cocktail bar at Carrer de Rere Palau 4 in El Born with its own menu, for example pa amb tomàquet or Gala Colada as a drink. Instead of advance bookings there's a virtual queue via a QR code at the door; for groups there are masterclasses and private events on request.
Cocktail bar at Carrer dels Mirallers 5 in El Born, fitted out like an old laboratory: the bar makes its own distillates. An espresso martini costs €13. According to the guide open Fridays 17:00–03:00, Saturdays from 12:30. Better for smaller groups.
Cocktail bar at Plaça del Fossar de les Moreres 7, with drinks served in fresh fruit. Room for up to 90 people, and two rooms for 20 to 45 guests each can partly be booked privately. A mojito costs €9, dancing is allowed; Fridays and Saturdays until 03:00.
Classic cocktail bar since 1978 on the corner of Aribau and Còrsega in the Eixample. Open Fridays and Saturdays 13:00–03:00, Monday to Thursday until 02:30. Book online or by phone; the menu is a PDF on the website.
Cocktail bar at Carrer de Muntaner 108 with two areas: the Drinkery House and Esencia, a room with 14 seats for a cocktail tasting menu. Open Tuesday to Saturday 19:00–02:00. Enquiries by email; without a booking you'll wait a long time.
Gin bar at Carrer de Francesc Giner 47 in Gràcia with its own signature gin and tonics like the Ginfonk, about 5 minutes' walk from Passeig de Gràcia and Diagonal. Open Fridays and Saturdays 19:00–03:00. Bookings via WhatsApp or by phone.
Jazz bar at Carrer del Torrent de l'Olla 141 in Gràcia, with live gigs Wednesday to Saturday and DJs at weekends. Entry to the gigs is a donation to the musicians, in cash on the spot. Open Fridays and Saturdays 20:00–02:30.
Family-run bar since 1922 on Plaça de la Revolució in Gràcia, with a terrace right on the square. Open Fridays 10:00–02:30, Saturdays 19:00–02:30. An easy meeting point for the first round before carrying on through the lanes of Gràcia.
Hi-fi bar at Carrer de la Riera de Sant Miquel 59 with a custom-built double sound system and Technics turntables, plus craft cocktails, natural wines and sake. No bookings; open Fridays 18:00–03:00. With 8 to 15 people, come early.
Vermouth bar in Sant Antoni with a terrace in Passatge Pere Calders: house vermouth from €2.60, a caña €2.90, cocktails €6.80–9. Open Saturdays 11:00–01:00, Sundays 11:00–24:00. Book via the contact page.
Cocktail bar in a former Modernista patisserie at Carrer de Sant Pau 128, with the original facade, tiles, marble counter and old cash register. Open Fridays and Saturdays 17:00–03:00. The whole venue can be hired for private parties.
Beer hall at Carrer d'Aragó 284 in the Eixample with 24 rotating craft beers on draught, chicken wings in 17 flavours, sport on several screens and board games. Open Fridays 12:30–02:00; book online.
Open-air bar at the Mirador del Migdia on Montjuïc, looking out over the sea and the mountains. According to the website open Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 12:00–18:00. On foot, follow the signs to the Mirador del Migdia, or take a taxi to Camí del Molí.
Gig and club complex with 5 rooms in Poblenou, entrance at Carrer dels Almogàvers 122. On Fridays and Saturdays RazzClub runs in all rooms, on Thursdays Mandanga with a karaoke room. Over-18s only, ID required; a table gets you in without queuing, with 1 bottle and 10 soft drinks.
Concert hall and club at Carrer Nou de la Rambla 107 near Paral·lel metro, with the main hall and La [2] de Apolo. Club nights start at 00:30 and run until 06:00 at weekends. Entry on the door €10–20 including 1 drink.
Jazz club at Plaça Reial 17 with 2 rooms: gigs usually at 19:00 and 20:30 for about €12–28, followed by disco nights, over-18s only from 22:30. No entry in football shirts, flip-flops or beachwear. One room can be hired for private parties.
Small techno club at Carrer de l'Arc del Teatre 3, a few steps from the Rambla. Open every night from 23:59, until 06:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, with resident DJs and international guests. Entry €5–18 depending on the night, usually €5, €8 or €10.
Beach club with a restaurant terrace at Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta 34. Club nights daily 23:30–05:00. Smart dress code: a shirt or blouse, smart trainers are fine, sportswear and flip-flops aren't. Book VIP tables in 7 areas online.
Beach club at Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta 38, formerly Pacha Barcelona, now under the Ku brand. According to the operator open every day: on Mondays Vibra with reggaeton, Afrobeat and hip-hop, on Sundays international house DJs. Tickets and VIP tables online.
Restaurant and club at Passeig Marítim de la Barceloneta 36, between Opium and Ku: Mediterranean and Asian cooking, a terrace, a chill-out area and changing party nights almost every night. VIP tables via WhatsApp; book the restaurant by phone.
Open-air club in Poble Espanyol on Montjuïc, with house, electronica and techno under the open sky. Open in summer only, from May to October; over-18s only. If you're going out in season, combine the night with a visit to Poble Espanyol.
Upmarket club at Carrer de Tuset 13 in Sant Gervasi with commercial electro and house, R&B and hits. According to a ticket site open Wednesday to Saturday from 00:00 to 06:00, entry usually from €15–20, over-21s only. VIP tables via the VIP manager on WhatsApp.
Escape rooms at Carrer de Trafalgar 17, 50 to 90 minutes per room for 2 to 5 players, from €22 per person with 4 players. For large groups there's the outdoor game The Secret of Cerdà for 2 to 100 players in 120 minutes, and packages with up to 8 teams.
Laser tag, indoor paintball and virtual reality at Carrer del Comte Borrell 88, with stag and hen parties explicitly on offer. Open Saturdays 10:00–22:00. Exclusive hire Monday to Thursday: €600 for 2 hours and up to 30 people, with beer and snacks.
Casino at Port Olímpic, 2.25 km as the crow flies from Plaça de Catalunya. Free entry, over-18s only with ID or passport; the gaming tables run on Fridays and Saturdays 16:00–05:00. Trainers are allowed, flip-flops and swimwear aren't.
Flamenco tablao at Rambla 35 since 1970, run by a family of artists in its third generation. The show lasts about 75 minutes, about two and a half hours with dinner; shows at 19:15, 21:00 and 22:30. Prices from €48 depending on the package, metro Liceu or Drassanes.
Thermal baths in an 18th-century warehouse next to the Born market: 90 minutes with warm, hot, cold and salt baths from €76 per person, with a scrub and cava from €86. Online for up to 4 people, larger groups via the team; over-18s only.
Ice bar on Somorrostro beach between Shôko and Ku: entry €19 with a drink, jacket and gloves, daily 12:00–03:00. The stag and hen package for 10 people costs €345 each, with a table in the Hot Bar and a bottle. Closed twice a year for rebuilding, usually in April and October.
Harbour boat trips since 1888, leaving from Moll de les Drassanes opposite the Columbus Monument: the harbour trip, 40 minutes for €9, Port i Litoral, 60 minutes for €13. For private parties, whole boats with 146 to 196 seats can be hired.
Gondola lift running 750 m from Parc de Montjuïc station up to Castell de Montjuïc, stopping at the Mirador on the way down. A return costs €19, €17.10 online. In October daily 10:00–19:00, from June to September until 21:00.
Open-air museum on Montjuïc with 117 full-size replicas of Spanish buildings, built for the 1929 World Exhibition. Entry €14.40 online, €16 on the day; Tuesday to Sunday 10:00–24:00. There are 3 nightclubs on the site.
Moritz's brewery factory at Ronda de Sant Antoni 39, converted by Jean Nouvel. The tour with a tasting of 6 Moritz beers costs €24 per person and takes 2 hours, over-18s only. Plus a restaurant, the Beer Lab and a beer-pouring workshop.
Bowling centre since 1978 with 14 lanes and a restaurant, 4.5 km west of Plaça de Catalunya. A game costs €4.40–11.30 per person depending on the day, shoes €1.20. Open Fridays and Saturdays 10:00–02:00, the Plan B group menu with a booking.
Paddle surf school at Carrer de Meer 39 in Barceloneta, about 290 m from the beach. A private SUP lesson costs €35, plus board hire and sunrise, sunset and yoga SUP. The plan for the morning after the first night; groups enquire directly.
Tapas bar at Carrer de Montcada 2 in El Born, open all day for vermouth, tapas and dinner, Fridays and Saturdays 12:00–24:00. The kitchen cooks seasonally, for example canelons and crispy oxtail, and the wine list focuses on natural and organic wines.
Venezuelan cooking with arepas, cachapas, tequeños and fruit cocktails at Carrer del Torrent d'en Vidalet 22 in Gràcia, with a private terrace from 19:00. Groups of 4 to 13 book online, 14 to 25 people via WhatsApp.
Food hall at Passeig de Gràcia 24 bis with 4 restaurants and 4 bars for wine, beer, cocktails and oysters. Open Fridays and Saturdays 12:00–01:00. For groups there's the El Magatzem room for up to 32 people or a separate area for up to 100.
Tapas bar at Carrer de Mallorca 236 in the Eixample near Passeig de Gràcia metro, known for montaditos and fish and seafood tapas. Open all day, daily from about 08:00 to 01:30. Almost always full, so allow for a wait; groups enquire by phone.
Tapas bar at Carrer de la Unió 17, a few steps from the Rambla, with fresh fish and seafood from Catalan fish markets and seasonal vegetables. According to OpenStreetMap open Monday to Saturday 13:00–24:00. Book tables online.
Traditional restaurant since 1836 at Passeig d'Isabel II 14, between the Born and Barceloneta, known for rice dishes and paellas. Open daily 13:00–24:00, no closing day. Group menus from 6 people, and there's a dedicated events team for parties.
Traditional restaurant since 1903 at Carrer de Sant Carles 4 in Barceloneta, with seafarers' cooking: fish, seafood and rice dishes. Open Tuesday to Saturday 13:00–15:45 and 20:00–22:45, closed on Mondays.
Tapas bar at Carrer de Sant Pere Més Alt 49 with house sangrias and traditional tapas, open daily 09:00–24:00. For groups there's the Sala Principal for up to 30 people at the table and the private Sala Bodega for up to 22, with a group menu on request.
Market hall on the Rambla with 178 businesses, open Monday to Saturday 08:00–20:30, closed on Sundays. Many stalls sell snacks, juices and tapas. Guided groups of 15 or more aren't allowed in on Fridays and Saturdays from April to October, so split up.
Tapas bar at Carrer de Còrsega 343 with classic and reimagined tapas; guests leave their signature on the wall. Open daily 13:00–01:30, the kitchen in the evening 18:00–24:00. A small place, so book early with a group.
Party boat off the coast with a DJ on board and a drinks voucher, then on to a club according to the listing. The meeting point is the Icebar on the beach; bring your passport. From approx. €69 per person, about 2 hours on the water.
Catamaran with music to dance to, food from the barbecue and a swim stop in the sea. According to the listing you set off from the beach between Torre Mapfre and Hotel Arts at Port Olímpic. From approx. €50 per person, about 3 hours, and it works well as an afternoon before the night.
Sailing trip from the Port Vell marina, at midday or at sunset, according to the listing with cold drinks from the open bar, snacks and views of the skyline. From approx. €44 per person, about 2 hours.
Evening boat trip with a live DJ and bar service on board, according to the listing meeting by the casino between Torre Mapfre and Hotel Arts. A short start to the night: from approx. €28 per person, about 1.5 hours.
Walk through the Gothic Quarter and El Born with nine tapas tastings and four drinks in four family-run restaurants, according to the listing. It replaces dinner; from approx. €79 per person, about 2.5 hours.
Paella cooking class with a walk round La Boqueria market on the Rambla; exactly what you cook and buy is in your booking. An afternoon activity, from approx. €79 per person, about 3 hours.
Cocktail class with a mixologist: according to the listing you learn four classic cocktails and try Spanish tapas with them. The workshop takes place in one location, so it's not a tour. From approx. €45 per person, about 2 hours.
Tasting at the Dry Martini bar: according to the listing three Suntory whiskies with matching food, after which you mix a cocktail yourself in the workshop. Over-18s only, from approx. €80 per person, about 2 hours; good for a smaller group.
Relaxed wine tasting on a 6th-floor roof terrace in the centre: according to the listing cava and white, rosé and red wines from Spain, without the jargon. From approx. €60 per person, about 2 hours, a quiet start to the night.
Flamenco show at Tablao Cordobés at Rambla 35, run by a family of artists since 1970 according to the listing, with tapas or dinner as options. From approx. €48 per person, 70 to 135 minutes depending on the option.
Flying in a wind tunnel with no experience needed, according to the listing with instructors and a flight certificate to take home. According to the listing the wind tunnel is on the corner of the RCD Espanyol stadium, outside the centre. From approx. €65 per person, about 1.5 hours.
Guided tour of the Freixenet winery outside the city, with the meeting point depending on the option in your booking: a video on the history, a walk through the cellars and, to finish, 2 cavas on the terrace. From approx. €22 per person, about 1.5 hours on site.
The city centre, where the old town meets the Eixample: Passeig de Gràcia, the Rambla and Portal de l'Àngel all lead onto the square. Interchange for metro L1 and L3; the Aerobús A1 and, at night, almost all NitBus lines start here.
Square with palm trees and arcades in the Gòtic right next to the Rambla; Antoni Gaudí designed the lamp posts. In the evening it's packed with restaurants and clubs like Jamboree and Ocaña. The nearest metro is Liceu, about 240 m away; the classic starting point for the night.
Promenade between the church of Santa Maria del Mar and the former Mercat del Born, a place for tournaments, festivals and markets since the 13th century. Today it's the gathering point for El Born: Paradiso, Etniko and Bar del Pla are a few minutes away.
Rectangular square of 55 by 50 m in the heart of Gràcia, laid out from 1840 and a venue of the Festa Major de Gràcia. About 300 m as the crow flies to Fontana metro; from here it's a few minutes to Bobby Gin, Bar Canigó and the bars on Torrent de l'Olla.
City beach in front of the Passeig Marítim, about 422 m long and, together with Platja de Sant Sebastià, one of the city's oldest beaches. Metro Barceloneta or Ciutadella-Vila Olímpica (L4); buying beer from street sellers can cost you a fine of up to €600.
Large square at the foot of Montjuïc, laid out for the 1929 World Exhibition: the 47 m Venetian Towers lead up Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina to the MNAC. Metro Espanya (L1, L3), from here about 15 minutes on foot to Poble Espanyol.
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Barcelona goes out in the old town, the neighbourhoods behind it and by the water: in the Gòtic around Plaça Reial, in the lanes of El Born, in Sant Antoni and the Raval, in Poble Sec below Montjuïc, in Gràcia and on the club strip by the beach.
For jazz, Britpop and craft beer
On Plaça Reial, with its Gaudí lamp posts, Jamboree plays jazz first and then disco, and next door the apothecary bar at Ocaña mixes drinks. In the lanes, Craft Barcelona pours on Carrer del Paradís, and on Carrer de Milans Bar Manchester plays Britpop until 03:00.
For cocktails, vermouth and baths
The cocktail bars are around Passeig del Born: Paradiso on Carrer de Rere Palau with a QR-code queue, Etniko with drinks in fruit and room for 90, Bar del Pla for vermouth and tapas, and the AIRE baths in the old warehouse for the day after.
For vermouth, beer and techno
In Sant Antoni there's house vermouth at Bar Calders from €2.60 and beer tours at Fàbrica Moritz on Ronda de Sant Antoni. In the Raval, La Confitería mixes cocktails in an old patisserie, and Moog on Carrer de l'Arc del Teatre plays techno every night.
For club nights and views
On Paral·lel, club night at Sala Apolo starts at 00:30. Above it rises Montjuïc: the cable car runs 750 m up to the Castell, Poble Espanyol has 117 replica buildings, and at weekends you can drink at La Caseta del Migdia looking out to sea.
For gin, jazz and squares
The former village of Gràcia goes out on its squares: Bar Canigó on Plaça de la Revolució has been going since 1922, Bobby Gin mixes its own gin and tonics, Casa Figari plays live jazz for donations, and at El Rabipelao up to 25 people can eat arepas on the terrace.
For beach clubs, an ice bar and fish
On the Passeig Marítim the beach clubs sit door to door: Opium at number 34 until 05:00, Shôko at 36 and Ku, formerly Pacha, at 38; in between, IceBarcelona serves drinks at sub-zero temperatures. In the old fishing quarter of Barceloneta, Can Solé has been cooking fish and rice dishes since 1903.
Sample itinerary
This is what a weekend that works in Barcelona looks like, whether it's a stag do, a hen party in Barcelona or a quieter group. You'll find every venue in the planner above, where you can swap out individual stops.
House sangrias and tapas, the private Sala Bodega for up to 22 people.
Cocktails served in fresh fruit, room for up to 90 people.
Beach club until 05:00, smart dress code.
Laser tag and indoor paintball, Saturdays from 10:00.
About 3 hours with a barbecue and a swim stop, from approx. €50 per person.
Paella since 1836, group menus from 6 people.
Club night from 00:30 until 06:00, entry €10–20 with a drink.
Roof terrace on the 8th floor, a gong at sunset, until 22:00.
Tapas and natural wines in El Born, Fridays until 24:00.
Cocktails with a virtual queue via QR code.
90 minutes in the baths from €76, with cava from €86; groups via the team.
Cook paella after a walk round the Boqueria, about 3 hours.
Show of about 75 minutes, from €48 depending on the package.
Cocktails in the old patisserie, Saturdays until 03:00.
House vermouth from €2.60 on the terrace in Passatge Pere Calders.
Food hall with 4 restaurants and 4 bars, Fridays until 01:00.
750 m by gondola to the Castell, return €19.
117 replicas of Spanish buildings, entry €14.40 online.
Tour with 6 beers, €24 per person, 2 hours.
Live jazz in Gràcia, entry by donation to the musicians.
Your group's a bit different? The itinerary generator builds a plan around your group, budget and mood, using the same venues.
Budget
In Barcelona a beer costs €2.40 on average, a cocktail usually €8–12, and entry to Sala Apolo €10–20 with a drink. The hotel (a good €210 per night on average in June), the baths and tables at the beach clubs are what push the budget up; vermouth bars and small clubs like Moog keep it down.
| Option | Per person | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| One night out | €50–110 | tapas, two bars and club entry in El Born or on Paral·lel |
| A day with an activity | €120–220 | plus a catamaran, laser tag, an escape room or the baths |
| Weekend | €200–400 | two nights out, one activity, one night in a double room, travel not included |
Guide prices per person, based on the prices of the venues and tours on this page. The bride or groom usually doesn't pay; their share is split across the group. The planner above adds up what your programme costs.
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Seasonal tips
These dates come round every year. If your weekend falls on one of them, the city will be packed. If you'd rather keep things relaxed, plan around them.
In early March at the Fira Gran Via exhibition centre, with about 105,000 visitors; hotels are scarce and expensive then.
On 23 April people give each other books and roses, there are stalls in every district, and much of the city centre becomes pedestrianised.
Electronic music festival, every year in mid-June over three days.
On the night of 23 to 24 June, fireworks and parties on the beach; the beaches stay open until 06:00 and the metro runs all night.
From 15 to 21 August, residents decorate 23 streets and squares in Gràcia, with more than 900 events.
City festival around 24 September with about 500 music events, correfoc and fireworks to finish; the metro runs all night on the festival days.
Entry €26 with an audio guide, €36 with a tower climb; book online in advance.
More than 17 hectares, and the monumental zone is a UNESCO World Heritage Site; entry €18, online only with a time slot and no re-entry.
About 422 m of city beach in front of the Passeig Marítim, reachable on metro L4 and just a few steps from the beach clubs.
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