BARCELONA
Barcelona’s best days out.
The 11 most popular nightlife tours in Barcelona. The ones worth your time, what each is actually like, and what they cost.
Barcelona speakeasy bar tour with three free drinks, hidden Gòtic bars, and a VIP nightclub finish at Monk.
Most Popular“There were no drinks as advertised, they gave us 1 shot at 3 locations and not at the 4th location. The host was nice and I met some nice people but for the price it was a waste There is no way I would pay 46.00 for 3 shots in any country. Definitely should be…”
Barcelona speakeasy tapas pub crawl with hidden bars. Guided 4–5 hours in Ciutat Vella with local nightlife context and local guides.
“To say this tour was a "Tourist Trap" would be fair. They offer an 'Open' bar for an extra €20 euro, which sounds tempting. But after purchase you quickly realise that although there several 'vodka' based cocktails available, only 1 type of beer; 1 white wine and 1 red wine is on offer.... The cheapest,…”
A 4–5 hour Barcelona pub crawl with a guide, free shots, drink discounts, and club entry around Plaça Reial and La Rambla.
“horrible disinterested guide. dead crowd, only 7 people in the whole group. don’t waste your money on this! chosen locations also bad”
Join a Barcelona nightlife pub crawl with KING: free bar entry, welcome shots, drink deals, and VIP-style club entry in English.
“Bars he took us to was very mid at best, completely empty and only people from the tour there. Shots tasted like juice with no alcohol, the guide did not talk to anyone and had no energy like he’s just clocking in for work. And the first bar had roaches everywhere crawling”
Small-group Barcelona craft beer tour with BlackLab brewery tour and 3 local bars, English guide, tastings and big pours.
“This was a highlight of my visit to Barcelona. Kiki was great, very personable and open to questions. The tour started at BlackLab brewhouse and Matt, one of the proprietors gave us a detailed tour of the facility, explaining the process from start to finish. We had a beer there and then moved on to…”
Barcelona bar crawl with flamingos: four night stops, five free shots, games, and drink deals for socializing in 4–5 hours.
“Start time stated 10pm and meeting directions stated to arrive 15 mins early. Once we had to search around the hostel (meeting point), we were told that we don’t leave until 11pm. So we waited for almost 90 mins before we left. That was anRead more”
Barcelona NightCard is a 2- or 7-day virtual pass for unlimited club entry at major venues like Opium and Pacha.
“Nto able to use the card. !!! Waste of money”
Join a 3-hour Barcelona pub crawl with 3 bar stops, 3 free shots, and fast VIP club entry, usually starting 10:30pm.
“I’ve done pub crawls like this in other cities and this was easily the most unorganized and poorly communicated event I’ve seen. We had to take the subway to the outer part of the city to where the clubs are (not at all described in the in the description and the subway ticket wasn’t included…”
Local Raval pub crawl with a guide, skate and cocktail bar stops, an Ocaña LGBTIQ+ finale, ending at Plaza Reial.
“This was by far one of the most exclusive experiences I’ve ever had when traveling. The tour was so cool and fun, and Alessandro was beyond helpful! He really knows the in-and-outs of the city and I honestly think he took us to the coolest bars in town. It’s definitely not the type of tour…”
A small-group Barcelona night tour with drinks and hidden stories in El Born and the Gothic Quarter, starting at Santa Maria del Mar.
“We had an excellent time on the Barcelona Drunken History Tour. Our guide Vanesa made sure everyone enjoyed themselves and looked out for everyone. The bars and drinks were great and we ended up in a Karaoke bar at the end of the night which was very lively. Great way to explore the city!”
Taste true Barcelona tapas and wines in local bars across El Clot, with homemade charcuterie and seafood on a 2.5-hour walk.
“Wonderful tour. The first bar was by far my favorite! Highly recommended for those wanting to get off the beaten path in Barcelona and try some tapas at true locals' spots.”
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