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Berlin Dark is a fetish and cruise club for men only, but every Wednesday they open their doors to everyone. All other nights you'll find yourself part of a crowd of super masculine guys. Be prepared to adhere to a strict dress code, leave any attitude at the door, and experience all sorts of themed events. Explore wherever your imagination can go.

Barcelona's iconic rooftop gay bar is located above the famous Axel hotel. From this incredible vantage point you can see the best views of the city through day and night. The space is designed to be sophisticated yet laid-back, a romantic place where you can enjoy cold beers and cocktails under the sunset. During summer there's even a heated pool and spaces to sunbathe.

Dmens is located in the heart of Eixample. This is one of the newer gay bars in the area, run by the popular Moeem and Grupo Arena. Entry is free and the bar opens earlier in the evening that most other places in the area, so you can start your night early with plenty of drinks and party till morning. The space is small but beautifully lit with neon lights, complete with a bar serving cocktails, plus DJs and dancing.

Pricilla is located in the heart of Eixample, offering all your favourite things about a Barcelona gay night out all in one place. There's plenty to eat, delicious drinks to sample, and spectacular drag shows to watch. For a more relaxed experience, grab a coffee and just sit back and enjoy the music. As the name suggests, Priscilla Cafe is designed to make you feel like the Queen of the Desert, with unique decoration and a fabulous fun atmosphere.

Literally everything here is colourful and lively, camp even by Eixample's standards. The bar opens early in the evening with a party atmosphere and a wide range of gins to prepare you for a night of dancing ahead. Pink Corner strives to remember the history of LGBTQ+ activism in Barcelona, while at the same time providing a modern space to party to the best hits past and present.

The Moon Tropical offers something a little different to the other bars in the area, with a lively Caribbean theme and barmen who are barely dressed. Great value drink offers draw people in, and they stay for an eye full of the staff and pole dancers. The Moon Tropical is particularly busy at weekends, full of colour and music.