La Terrrazza is a legendary open-air nightclub located at Avinguda Francesc Ferrer i Guardia, 13, 08038, within the iconic Poble Espanyol complex in Barcelona. Opened in 1995, the venue is renowned for its unique blend of Mediterranean charm and vibrant electronic music culture. Its setting—a reconstructed Spanish village initially built for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition—gives La Terrrazza a distinct, picturesque atmosphere: clubbers dance under the stars amidst historical architecture, lush gardens, and evocative courtyards.

Since its inception, La Terrrazza has become a staple of Barcelona’s nightlife, drawing locals and international guests alike, and has been recognized as one of Europe’s top open-air nightclubs. The venue is celebrated for its commitment to house and electronic music, showcasing both cutting-edge and classic sounds. Over the years, La Terrrazza has maintained its location within Poble Espanyol, taking advantage of the open-air environment to offer unforgettable summer nights.

While the club’s aesthetic and infrastructure have been periodically updated to enhance sound systems and guest experience, the essence of the venue—dancing beneath the stars in a Mediterranean village scene—has remained unchanged, helping to preserve its iconic status in the city’s club culture. La Terrrazza’s cultural significance extends beyond music: it has helped cement Barcelona’s reputation as a leading destination for electronic music, nurturing the local scene while providing a platform for international acts, and effectively bridging the gap between the city’s historic and modern identities. Notable artists who have performed at La Terrrazza include international stars such as Laurent Garnier, Luciano, Carl Craig, Ricardo Villalobos, Derrick May, and Seth Troxler, as well as celebrated local talent like Angel Molina, AFFKT, Coyu, and Uner.

The club continues to host both established and emerging artists, solidifying its reputation as a cornerstone of Barcelona’s electronic music scene.