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La Fira Casanova
  • +18
  • Reggaeton, Latin Hits
  • Casual. Avoid beach attires or being too casual

La Fira Casanova

La Fira Casanova is on Carrer de Casanova in the Eixample, one of Barcelona's go-to rooms for reggaeton, samba, and merengue, with commercial hits mixed in. The age limit is 18+ and the door is one of the easiest in the city for casual outfits.

Clean t-shirt, jeans, and leather sneakers work. Flip-flops do not. You do not need a collared shirt or dress shoes. Beachwear is still out. The crowd mixes Latin, Spanish, and international partygoers who came for the music, not a dress code performance.

La Fira opens at midnight. Every Friday and Saturday, the Barceloning guest list usually gives you free entry until 1:00, then a discounted ticket after that. If you want reggaeton and latin nights without dressing like Sutton, this is the room.

La Fira Casanova Friday

Friday, 9 October @ 23:59

La Fira Casanova Friday

Free entry until 1:00, then 3€ discount until 1:30

  • La Fira Casanova
  • Reggaeton, Latin Hits
See party: La Fira Casanova Friday
La Fira Casanova Saturday

Saturday, 10 October @ 23:59

La Fira Casanova Saturday

Free until 01:00
3€ discount from 1:00 to 1:30

  • La Fira Casanova
  • Reggaeton, Latin Hits
See party: La Fira Casanova Saturday

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La Fira Casanova focuses on reggaeton and Latin hits. It is one of the best choices in Barcelona if you want a Latin club with a casual atmosphere.

The minimum age is 18 and the dress code is casual. It is one of the more relaxed doors in Barcelona, but you should still avoid beachwear and overly sloppy outfits.

Yes. La Fira Casanova usually offers free or discounted entry with Barceloning. It is a popular option for students and young groups looking for a budget-friendly night out.

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