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Nightlife in Palma

Palma Nightlife Guide 2026

The night-time map of Palma: where locals drink, where the music is, and what it costs.

Palma travel guide — where to stay, what to do, and where to eat in Palma, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain.

Palma's nightlife splits into three areas: La Lonja and the old town for cocktail bars and small music venues, Santa Catalina for restaurants and casual bars, and the Paseo Marítimo seafront strip for large clubs with international DJs.

The scene runs late and peaks in summer. La Lonja is the centre of old-town bar life, cocktails are priced at city-centre levels, and the big clubs open mainly from late spring to autumn.

At a glance

Peak hours
Cocktail bars: 21:00–00:30. Late bars: 23:00–02:00. Clubs: after midnight.
Average drink
Cocktails at Bar Abaco run €16–€18 (~$18.40–$20.70); prices at other cocktail bars in the centre are similar in scale. Club drink prices are not published.
Dress code
Smart-casual for cocktail bars and clubs; beachwear and sportswear can be refused.
Cover charge
Club schedules change from season to season. The former Tito's building has changed operators several times (Tito's, Lío, now Fitz), so check current opening dates before going.

Nightlife districts

Where the action happens after dark.

Bars & pubs

Where locals drink.

Clubs

For dancing into the early hours.

Club

Fitz Mallorca

Large house and techno club on the Paseo Marítimo, in the former Tito's building.

Live entertainment

Music, theatre, and performance venues.

Entertainment

Items

Nightlife tips

Stay safe and have fun.

Tip

Dress smart-casual for La Lonja cocktail bars.

Tip

Expect queues at Bar Abaco on weekends; no reservations are taken.

Tip

Check the programme before booking a jazz table.

Tip

Use taxis between the old town and the Paseo Marítimo late at night.

Tip

Verify club opening dates in winter.