The Best Clubs in Valencia, Spain (2026): A Venue-by-Venue Guide

The best clubs in Valencia, Spain in 2026 are MYA at the City of Arts and Sciences, the beach clubs Akuarela Playa and Marina Beach Club, the San Vicente Mártir trio of Committee, Indiana and Room Club, and, for techno, Spook in Pinedo and Barraca in Les Palmeres. Around them there's a long list of smaller rooms: Ruzafa for house, Blasco Ibáñez for students, Cánovas for a dressier 21+ crowd and a handful of Latin clubs.

Every figure below comes from the venue's own sales page, its Instagram or the site that sells its tickets, checked on 20 October 2026. Ages change by night in many Valencia clubs, so we give them night by night where the venue does. Prices are the cheapest ticket on sale that week, not a fixed rate.

Quick answer: commercial and beach clubs

The big commercial clubs

MYA is the one most visitors have heard of: an underground club beneath L'Umbracle with three rooms according to Xceed (EDM, Latin and commercial, hip-hop and reggaeton), and VIP areas that start at €180. In October 2026 it was open from Wednesday to Sunday, 23:59 to 07:00, 18+, and the dress code is smart casual. Committee, at San Vicente Mártir 200 next to Joaquín Sorolla station, is 18+ on Thursdays and 21+ on Fridays and Saturdays, with a strict no-shorts rule. Convento, a 1940s cinema behind Estación del Norte, opens Thursday to Saturday and today plays mostly reggaeton, which surprises people who remember it as an indie and pop-rock venue.

Further down the same avenue, Indiana (number 95) has three areas and runs Thursday to Saturday from 00:30, with 19+ on its Friday FOMO Mood night. Room Club (number 305) is the former Cream: Friday is Ídolo Club and Saturday is Old Reggaeton Club. In Campanar, Tulum has two rooms, a terrace and some of the most affordable tickets among the big clubs, from €10. Havana, on Plaza Cánovas, mixes an 18+ Saturday tardeo with a 21+ Friday night where the crowd dresses up.

Reggaeton, house and techno · Ciudad de las ArtesSee MYA Valencia →

Reggaeton (old school and current), commercial and hits · San Vicente (Patraix)See Room Club →

By the sea and open-air

In Valencia the beach clubs don't all shut in September. Akuarela Playa, in Malvarrosa, opens Thursday to Saturday in autumn plus a Saturday 80s, 90s and 2000s tardeo, with free guest list until 01:00. Marina Beach Club runs all year, moving its winter nights to its Playa Palapa space. L'Umbracle, the open-air terrace above MYA, has dates up to 31 October and no announced date beyond. Jardines de Tabarca, in La Pobla de Vallbona, is a summer-only venue.

Techno, house and the student clubs

Spook and Barraca are the two survivors of the Ruta del Bakalao that still programme every season, and Chocolate, also in Les Palmeres, comes back for anniversary and remember parties. In the city, Ruzafa is the house district: Oven runs Wednesday to Saturday until 07:30, Latex goes deep into disco and house at weekends, and Resume is a record shop by day with a small club at night. On Blasco Ibáñez, La3 is open every night of the year and Miniclub, at the same number, lets you in free from Tuesday to Thursday.

Techno, hard techno and tech house · PinedoSee Spook Club →

Techno and house · Les Palmeres (Sueca)See Barraca →

LGBTQ+, Latin and indie

Deseo 54, on Calle Pepita, is an LGBTQ+ club with a main floor and a pop floor, open Friday, Saturday and the night before holidays from 01:00 to 07:30. Picca Club, on Calle Tomasos, is the former Piccadilly, known for its three-channel silent disco and drag nights. For salsa, bachata and crossover, Kanela, K-Ché, Bora Bora, La 57, BREA and Marbella Sala Show are all in the city, and Bambola is just over the border in Mislata. Play Club on Calle Cuba, Ruzafa, has indie upstairs and reggaeton in its second room, from €10.

Renamed or moved clubs that still show up on Google

• Cream (San Vicente Mártir 305) is now Room Club, according to Discoruta and valencia-fiesta.
• Piccadilly is now Picca Club, on Calle Tomasos, according to Xceed's 2025 guide.
• Spook Factory, opened in 1984, is now Spook Club, refurbished and run by a new team.
• La3 moved from Calle Padre Porta to Avenida Blasco Ibáñez 111; Resident Advisor describes Teatro Hot, now at Padre Porta, as 'formerly La3'.
• ACTV, one of the big names of the 80s, was in the old building on Eugènia Viñes that Akuarela Playa uses today, according to Valencia Bonita.

How to choose

For a big Saturday with reggaeton and a dressed-up crowd, look at MYA, Committee or Indiana and check the age rule for that night. For your first night in town and a tight budget, Tulum, La3 or Rumbo 144 start at €10 to €12. For techno, plan the trip to Pinedo, Les Palmeres or Albal, and if you're in a group, a table changes the night more than the ticket does. Tell us the date and what you're after and we'll point you to the right room.