Titus Badalona: What the Carpa Is Like, from Fridays to Saturday Tardeo

Titus Carpa is a large club on the Mataró road (Ctra. de Mataró km 629) in Badalona, just north of Barcelona, Spain, that splits the weekend in three: Nits al Temple for a 16+ crowd on Fridays, El Perkal tardeo on Saturday afternoons and a commercial night with a salsa and bachata room on Saturdays.

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Three different parties under one roof

The clearest summary is Titus's own Instagram bio, written in Catalan: “Divendres Nits al Temple (+16) · Dissabtes: El Perkal (tardeo) + Night (comercial / sala salsa & bachata)”. In other words, Friday is a young crowd's night with its own brand and Instagram account, Saturday starts in the afternoon with a tardeo and carries on into a commercial club night, and one of the rooms switches to salsa and bachata for those who came to dance in pairs. The bio was current on 21 October 2026.

The space

As the name says, Titus is a carpa, a big marquee-style venue on the main road out of Badalona towards the Maresme. A nightlife directory listing describes an indoor room plus an outdoor area, so it works in summer and in winter, and Latin and commercial music. The venue's own page talks about an interior built around lighting effects, and on the first Saturday of each month it holds a “Trobada Pre-Fashion”, with a private dinner at 21:30 and the party from 22:30. In April 2026 NacióDigital included Titus Carpa among the Catalan clubs nominated for The World's 100 Best Clubs 2026, an international ranking where the public vote counts for half of the result and voting runs until 2 November.

Age: read the night before you go

Age is the question most people ask about Titus, and the answer depends on the night. The venue's own page gives 16+ on Fridays and 23+ on Saturdays, and its Instagram bio marks Nits al Temple, the Friday party, as 16+. Catalan law (Decree 112/2010) only bars under-16s from clubs; anything above that is a rule each venue sets for each night, which is why the same club can be 16+ on Friday and 23+ on Saturday. So check the age of the specific party before you go and carry an ID document with a photo. If you are 16 or 17, Saturday is not your night. A nightlife directory listing describes the venue as chic and recommends dressing smartly.

Hours and getting back from Badalona

The venue's page gives Fridays, Saturdays and nights before holidays from midnight to 6am, with tickets on sale at the box office, and on Saturdays with salsa it advertises drink offers. That 6am close fits the Catalan rule allowing clubs to stay open until 6am on those nights; the tardeo runs in the afternoon before. The hard part is the way home: Titus is on a main road outside the centre, the metro runs all night only from Saturday into Sunday, and on Fridays the last trains leave around 2am. Plan a taxi or check the NitBus night bus lines, which run every 20 minutes until 6am. If you are organising a group, a birthday or a table for Saturday, message us on WhatsApp.

Titus and the other big clubs around Barcelona

Titus is one of several clubs outside the city that draw people from Barcelona at weekends. Malalts de Festa, in Cornellà, also mixes 18+ nights with a Saturday tardeo and occasional 16+ dates. Teatre, in Sant Cugat, is built around a 16+ Friday. La Píkkara, in Barberà del Vallès, is an open-air club with tardeos on Saturdays and Sundays. What sets Titus apart is the salsa and bachata room on Saturday nights, which none of the others list.