Barcelona

Barcelona's only casino, a landmark on the Olympic Port waterfront open 24 hours with 40 tables, 100 slots, and a renowned poker room that draws European professionals.

Razzmatazz Barcelona

Poblenou

Razzmatazz is one of Europe's greatest nightclub complexes — a 5,000-capacity former factory in Poblenou with five separate rooms simultaneously presenting different genres from indie and pop to techno and electronica, each with their own identity and DJ programming. Consistently ranking among the world's top 50 clubs and hosting the Primavera Sound weekend festival afterparties, Razzmatazz defines Barcelona's extraordinary nightlife culture and serves as the entertainment anchor of the Poblenou creative district.

Palau Sant Jordi Barcelona

Montjuïc

Palau Sant Jordi is Barcelona's premier indoor arena — a 17,000-capacity Olympic venue on Montjuïc designed by Arata Isozaki for the 1992 Olympics that hosts the biggest concerts and sporting events for Spain's most cosmopolitan city. Barcelona's extraordinary status as one of Europe's most visited cities, combined with its unique Catalan cultural identity and world-class architecture, creates an entertainment market that fills Sant Jordi for virtually every major tour that visits Spain.

Sala Apolo Barcelona

El Paral·lel

Sala Apolo is Barcelona's most beloved mid-size concert venue — a 1,000-capacity 1943 ballroom on El Paral·lel that hosts national and international touring concerts by night and the legendary Nitsa Club (Barcelona's finest electronic music night) after midnight. The venue's extraordinary preservation of its original 1940s Art Deco ballroom aesthetic, combined with consistently adventurous programming, makes it the most culturally significant mid-size venue in Spain and one of the finest in Europe.