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The Madrid Nightclub SceneThis article contains a list of clubs that are popular on the Madrid nightclub scene. There’s also directions to save you time in looking for each club, and we’ve described the type of music and dress you can expect to find in each club. Staying Awake In MadridIt’s important to remember that a nightclub in Madrid won’t get going until at least midnight, and most won’t close until 06:00 or 07:00. People don’t go out until at least 22:00 and even then, they will probably begin by eating tapas. It’s this slow start to the night that helps them to stay awake all night and enjoy the Madrid nightclubs. Nightclub Price GuideThe bigger and more commercial nightclubs will charge up to 15 euros for entry. This will usually include your first drink, which can be anything. If you want to get in cheaper, as a general rule you can do so if you go in before midnight, but be prepared for the club to be relatively empty. Smaller clubs may not even charge, or if they do it will be more like 5 euros to get through the door.  Look out for promotional fliers that give you discounted or reduced
entry into clubs. You can usually find them in funky clothes shops,
bars or sometimes in tourist information centres and hotels. Shops
and bars in the Chueca district contain a lot of fliers.
Popular Nightclub ListBelow is a list of a handful of popular Madrid nightclubs. Where opening times vary, telephone numbers are given so you can check. Moma This is a very smart nightclub, where people do make an effort to look elegant. It attracts the ‘pijo’ (posh) crowd, and you won’t see any jeans or trainers here. Music is a mix of pop and house, and the décor is very stylish. Expect to pay around 15 euros a drink. Moma is seriously cool. It opens daily from midnight until 06:00. Macumba This nightclub is huge, with over 1,600 square metres. They’ve got all the latest lighting technology and are one of the most popular clubs in Madrid. At the weekends you’ll see go-go dancers, and all kinds of performers. This club is designed for the party-goer who can’t stop, and its doors open at 09:00 on Sunday, for those who want to prolong their Saturday night. The music is underground house and you can stay until ‘close’, which is determined by how many people are left in the club. Macumba is open Fridays, Saturdays and all day Sundays. The entry price varies depending on which DJ is playing, but is usually over 10 euros. They open at 00:00, and close at 06:00. Maxime Cool This nightclub is the epitome of its name. Its interior design makes you feel like you are back in the 70s. There’s loud colours, prints and gorgeous mirrors. Cool is open between Thursday and Sunday, and plays house music. They have some nights that are aimed at a gay audience. There’re right in the city centre, and easy to get to. Click here to read more about gay clubs in Madrid All You Need To Know About Madrid NightclubsThere are lots of nightclubs to choose from. The most popular sound in the city is dance and house, but you can find clubs that play all types of music. Prices vary up to around 15 euros for entry, and a good tip is to look out for promotional fliers that will give you discounted entry. Click here to read about Madrid
bar Related PagesMadrid Clubs Main Page Bars (review of some popular bars in Madrid) Entertainment in Madrid (music cinema and cuisine)
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