The Ring Private is an exclusive nudist private club nestled in Madrid's vibrant Lavapiés neighborhood, offering men a space for uninhibited encounters and thrilling experiences. Spanning over 500 square meters, the venue features an array of play areas including slings, glory holes, cages, dungeons, mazes, and wet zones, fostering an atmosphere of raw sensuality and adventure.
At its core lies a distinctive boxing ring, surrounded by themed play zones that elevate the erotic energy. A strict dress code mandates nudity or fetish attire such as leather, rubber, sportswear, or jockstraps, ensuring an immersive vibe. Catering to gay and bisexual men from locals to international visitors across ages, the club pulses with EDM, techno, and high-energy beats in a respectful yet boundary-pushing environment.
As a members-only spot, entry requires registration and photo ID. The ground-floor bar serves as a relaxed entry point before descending to the basement's main action. The Ring Private captures the gritty, passionate essence of Madrid's cruising scene.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 21:00 - 05:30
Saturday: 21:00 - 05:30
Sunday: Closed
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