Churros con Chocolate stands out as Barcelona's iconic monthly Sunday party, hosted at Sala Apolo in the vibrant Raval district. It draws a diverse, inclusive crowd from the LGBTQ+ scene and beyond, creating an electrifying nightlife experience.
The atmosphere buzzes with energy across three dance floors featuring eclectic beats like pop hits, dance tracks, urban rhythms, and queer anthems. Stage shows steal the spotlight with top drag performers, burlesque acts, and surprise contests that keep the crowd hooked. A signature highlight is the complimentary churros and chocolate tasting during snack time, perfectly bridging afternoon vibes into all-night dancing.
Running over 12 hours with nonstop music and giveaways up to €300, this event blends campy humor, gay culture, and pure fun. Early arrival means free entry and prime spots—ideal for an unforgettable Barcelona party marathon.
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Bar Rufián
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Café de les Delicies
El Cangrejo
Bardaixa
ZEUS
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: 16:00 - 05:00
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