Sala Apolo
Venue Brief
Art-deco former dance hall off the Raval. Live acts early, Nitsa techno nights downstairs until dawn — Barcelona's most culturally credible club since 1944.
Venue Details
- Vibe
- DancingVintageLive Music
- Age guide
- 25-45
- Dress code
- Smart Casual
- Demographic
- Tourists
- Music genre
- TechnoJazzLounge/Chill HouseR&BHip Hop
- Price
- $$$$
- Open season
- Year-round
- Clientele
- LocalsSouth AmericanWestern European
- Offerings
- Bottle ServiceVIP Booth
- Open times
- Mon ClosedTue 12 – 5 AM BestWed 12 – 5 AM BusyThu 12 – 5 AM BusyFri 12 – 5 AM BusySat 12 – 5 AM BusySun 5 PM – 5 AM Busy
Address
Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 113, Sants-Montjuïc, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
View on Google Maps → View on Apple Maps →Contact
Location
About Sala Apolo
The room skews 25 to 45 and mixes Poble-Sec locals with South American and Western European visitors plus a steady tourist contingent, which is part of why the floor never feels like it belongs to any one scene. Programming runs wide — techno, hip hop and R&B on the busier nights, jazz and lounge-leaning house at other hours — and the vintage bones of the Carrer Nou de la Rambla building give it a character that newer rooms in the city can't manufacture. Doors open at midnight Tuesday through Saturday and close at 5 AM, with Sunday starting far earlier at 5 PM and running the same late finish; Mondays are dark. Smart casual is enough to get in, the $$ pricing keeps a night here reasonable by Barcelona club standards, and bottle service with a VIP booth is there if you want a base. Open year-round.
