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Open Mind is one of Barcelona's most popular gay cruise and fetish clubs, offering a space to play without limits. You'll have to buy a membership at the door to access this exclusive club, and once you're in you'll find it full of guys with all sorts of interests. Visit on themed nights to find your crowd as the club caters to everything from leather to military. There's also a super popular "no dress code" night amongst other dress code events.

Blunit is a cosier gay bar with a scenic terrace, the ideal place to relax and unwind with friends. This place offers a great value night out, providing drinks at good prices and giving out goodies like free tickets or discounts for other events nearby. Blunit is a perfect start to your night before you move on to other clubs or parties, but there's good music here too so you can just stay and take in the atmosphere.

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.

Museum certainly lives up to its name, as it's full of statues and paintings specially chosen to create and old-fashioned and atmospheric space. In contrast, the bar is also full of flatscreen TVs and crowds of young and trendy gay guys. Everything here is over the top in a surprisingly tasteful way that keeps Museum trendy. Normally open Friday and Saturday evenings.

Salvaje brings a strong Latin flavour to Barcelona's LGBTQ+ club scene, with reggaeton, Latin hits and commercial dance music running well into the early morning. Part of The Moon group, it's a proper late-night disco rather than the more bar-like The Moon Barcelona on Villarroel, so the two shouldn't be confused. The Balmes location is only a few minutes from Believe Club and Pink Corner and a short walk from the main Gaixample bars. It generally comes alive after 2am, attracting a younger mixed LGBTQ+ crowd, plenty of Latino locals and international visitors who want to keep dancing after the surrounding bars begin winding down.

This men-only bar and cruise club is one of the most popular of its kind in Eixample. Its dark back room and private cabins are always busy with a mixed age clientele, while at the bar you can meet new guys and take advantage of happy hours every night. The club is open daily into the early hours for plenty of drinks and casual cruising fun.