City Hall Barcelona Club: Tickets & List
Open nowOpen all year: the club says it opens 365 days a year (October 2026).
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Enjoy City Hall
City Hall is a nightclub at Rambla de Catalunya 2-4, right by Plaça de Catalunya in central Barcelona, Spain, set in a former theatre. It opens every night of the year, according to its own bio, with a main room and a second room (the Secret Room) and a programme of techno, hard techno, house and old-school reggaeton. Note: this is the club, not Barcelona's town hall (the Ajuntament).
- Season
- Open all year: the club says it opens 365 days a year (October 2026).
- Area
- Plaça de Catalunya
- Municipality
- Barcelona
- Music
- Techno, hard techno, house and minimal; old-school reggaeton and hits on some nights
- Nights
- Every night of the year (its own "365 days open")
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VIP Tables at City Hall
City Hall mixes free guest lists and paid tickets depending on the night, and the club takes bookings by email. For a table or a group, message us on WhatsApp with the date and we'll tell you the options.
How to Get to City Hall
The club is at the top of Rambla de Catalunya, a few steps from Plaça de Catalunya, the hub where almost every NitBus line stops. On Saturday nights the metro runs all night.
Dress Code & Entry Requirements
City Hall doesn't publish a dress code or minimum age on its website. Check the conditions of each night and bring ID.
A theatre turned club, open every night
City Hall's Instagram bio sums it up as "Teatro Club & 2 Room", and its website talks about a theatre building that comes back to life every night as one of the city's best-known clubs. The two spaces are the Main Room and a second room that the programme calls Sala 2 or Secret Room. The club says it is open 365 days a year, and the October 2026 agenda backs that up with something on most nights: minimal and hard techno on Wednesday 21 October, a hard techno Halloween warm-up on Thursday 22, a metalcore party on Saturday 24 (moved from 3 October because of the weather), old-school reggaeton on Mondays and DJ residencies in the Secret Room. Makina Legends played on 17 October. The music changes a lot from one night to the next, so tell us on WhatsApp what you like and we'll point you to the right date.
Guest lists, tickets and Halloween
Entry at City Hall depends on the night. Some sessions are free with a guest list, like the Monday Perreo nights listed for 26 October, 2 November and 9 November 2026, where the website offers a free ticket to download. Other nights are paid, through the ticket link on its website and Instagram, and the club doesn't show a general price on its own pages. For Halloween 2026 it had three dates: a hard techno Halloween on Thursday 29 October, a Halloween night run by an outside promoter on Friday 30 and an old-school reggaeton Halloween on Saturday 31. If you are coming as a group or want a table, the club takes bookings by email; the quicker route is to message us on WhatsApp with the date and how many you are and we'll come back with what's possible.
Getting there and the name confusion
City Hall is at Rambla de Catalunya 2-4, at the Plaça de Catalunya end of the street. That puts it in the most central spot of any club in this guide: Plaça de Catalunya is where nearly all NitBus lines meet, with buses every 20 minutes from 22:30 to 06:00, and on Saturday nights the metro runs without a break. On Fridays the last trains leave at 02:00. The name causes confusion in English: "City Hall Barcelona" also means the Ajuntament, the city council on Plaça de Sant Jaume, so add "club" when you search for it or give its address to a taxi driver. City Hall doesn't publish a dress code or minimum age on its website. Catalan rules keep under-16s out of nightclubs except for live shows with a parent or guardian, and most club nights set 18 as the minimum, so bring ID.
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