The “Movida” in Spain (between about midnight and about 4 am)

You'll find that the atmosphere changes depending on the area you're in. If you want a night full of elegance, take a stroll through the Salamanca neighbourhood. If you prefer something more underground with rock and alternative pop, head for the Malasaña district. The best place to mingle with international crowds is known as the “Barrio de las Letras” – Huertas neighbourhood. And to find the trendiest nightclubs, lounges and clubs with the best DJs, and even a celebrity or two, there's nothing like walking around the Gran Vía and Sol areas of the city centre.The Chueca area, known for its LGBTQI+ scene, also has plenty of edgy venues, techno clubs and designer bars. In fact, this district has always been one of the coolest.

Nights in Ibiza are unforgettable, and that's why every year thousands of people flock to the island to enjoy them. You’ll have a great time at some of the best clubs on earth, with music from famous DJs to dance the night away.The party lasts all night long, but it still won’t seem long enough. With just one night there, you will understand why it's famous and want to come back for more. You'll meet lots of people looking for a good time, and you'll probably bump into some of the celebrities who come to Ibiza to enjoy the ambience of terraces and nightclubs.

Benidorm is a city for nonstop fun at any time of day. At night there is as much going on outdoors as indoors, especially in the summer. There are more than 150 pubs and clubs where you can dance, laugh, have a drink and make friends until the sun comes up. The atmosphere, the music, the people, the shows, the go-go dancers... everything entices you to have fun non-stop. Only you decide when the party’s over.Many young people gather at bars on and around Levante beach and on Calle Esperanto. There are also very popular places on Calle Gerona, Ibiza, Mallorca and Londres, which is known as the “English area”.