Introduction
Barcelona is an interesting modern city, which is considered to be one of the most subject to nightlife arrangements. There are as usual many sightseeing attractions, yet if you wish to understand how the locals live in Barcelona there are many offbeat places to visit. Here in this guide, we will guide you on where to find some of the best destinations that people enjoy taking alcohol.
1. Gràcia
It counts Gràcia, a bohemian district which turns into lively square as soon as night falls. It has become famous of its alleyways lined by little pubs, live music, and small nightclubs. Here one will experience a relaxed setting that people of the community visit to have some beer and fun. One of the places known to be a good starting point is the Plaça de Sol, but once there one can just walk round and stumble upon bars and their venues.
2. El Raval
Another spot much appreciated by inhabitants is El Raval. It is an ethnic blend more so in this region, and their crazy nights out are a testament of this. You will get whatever you please in El Raval ranging from cool cocktail bars to hidden/boutique night clubs. They should try walking through the Carrer Joaquìn Costa – this is a street with many immensely frequented bars. Second, shops located adjacent to the contemporary art museums such as the MACBA ( Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona) usually invite locals to outside activities like concerts.
3. Poble-sec
Poble-sec is an up and coming area for bars and clubs and hence it’s still young but it features a blend of old world and new world clientele. Carrer Blai is a long street teeming with pintxo bars; having a meal and drinks are not expensive there. If you’re interested in a theater that’s also a place for live music, there is Sala Apolo that invites both local and international performers.
4. Barceloneta
and so, it would be impossible not to mention Barceloneta in this guide to Barcelona’s nightlife. This neighborhood has clubs and beach bar treritory This is a beach territory where numerous clubs and beach bars are located. Favorite events entails the organised marquee beach parties during the summer that is usually complemented by disc jockeys until the sun rises. There are two clubs in this area – Opium Barcelona and Shôko, both of which play electronic and other types of music.
5. Eixample
Eixample is a bright and rather recently developed area, the buildings are mostly constructed in a modernist style, and the night here is always lively. A plethora of bars and clubs in a small area to suit every sort of preference. Ramblas de Canaltunya and the Passeig Gracia have most of the bars and even rooftop terraces to take cocktails which tourists consider best. Another attraction is the Razzmatazz, one Europe’s most famous gay-friendly club which is located in Eixample.
Conclusion
To really immerse your self in the community of Barcelona extending your visit beyond the tourist attraction sites is advisable. Vinyl records shops, cocktail bars, live music venues, the funky nightlife of Gràcia, El Raval, Poble-sec, Barceloneta and more that Eixample has Barcelona’s all vibrant scenes in store for you. Of course do not forget to remember to interact with locals, meet new people and enjoy the specific ‘setting’ of each place. Whether one is a live music lover, someone who loves beach parties or a modern cocktail lover, Barcelona has something to offer.
