About XTRA Revolutionary Clubbing
- Party/
Club
XTRA Revolutionary Clubbing in Florence stands as a vibrant hub in Italy's queer party scene. This groundbreaking clubbing experience captivates with sets from top international DJs spinning progressive, tribal, and house music, alongside stunning go-go dancers and an electrifying crowd. The atmosphere pulses with high energy, featuring themed events with (un)dress codes and a dedicated play area for adventurous patrons.
Visitors enjoy a well-stocked bar serving refreshing drinks, expansive dance floors that throb until dawn, and immersive performances. XTRA creates inclusive nights where dancing, shows, and sensuality blend seamlessly. Ideal for those seeking to elevate Florence's nightlife, it delivers an unmatched mix of beats, spectacle, and community spirit in a welcoming environment.
Reviews
Honest, checked, no fake stars.
No reviews yet. Have you been? Tell others what it was like.
Nearby Locations
Everything within walking distance of Via Pistoiese.
Hotels near XTRA Revolutionary Clubbing
The star marks XTRA Revolutionary Clubbing. Tap the map for prices and availability.
Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday · today
- Closed
- Friday
- 22:00 – 04:00
- Saturday
- 22:00 – 05:00
- Sunday
- Closed
Wrong hours? Edit Entry
From the magazine
Syphilis: Symptoms, Testing and Treatment for Gay and Bi Men
Syphilis is easy to treat but often goes unnoticed. This overview explains the stages, testing, treatment and when to tell partners, based on the Robert Koch Institute guidance.
The Sub in Munich: What a Queer Community Centre Can Do
Munich's Schwul-Queeres Zentrum, the Sub, turns 40 in 2026. Its history, services and funding show how to recognise a good community centre, in your own city too.
Finding Queer Youth Groups in Germany: Lambda, SchLAu and What Helps in the Countryside
Where do queer young people meet in Germany, and what can you do if there is no group nearby? An overview of Lambda, Queersupport, school projects such as SchLAu and Bavaria's QueerStart project.