Twenties Barcelona

Twenties Barcelona is a 500-capacity nightclub in Barcelona’s Eixample, built for late sessions, themed parties and table service. Its defining detail sits in the room’s long sequence of identities: the venue began as Nick Havanna in 1986, became Oak after that club’s 2015 finish, then reopened under the Twenties name in 2019. For a night out, expect a dance-floor club format with VIP areas and high-production lighting.

Three names, one Rosselló room

The venue’s story starts with Nick Havanna, inaugurated in 1986 in the same room on Carrer del Rosselló. Twenties’ own account presents that earlier club as the root of its current operation, while a Barcelona nightlife history records Nick Havanna’s run through 2015, followed by a renovation and the arrival of Oak Barcelona. That handoff gives the address a useful continuity: each new operation inherited an established nightlife room instead of starting from an empty shell.

Oak supplied the middle chapter. A contemporary listing documented its September 2015 opening in the former Nick Havanna space, with a beach-club design and an approximately 1,000-person capacity at that point. On October 11, 2019, the site changed again: Twenties launched with a redesigned, larger room, refreshed lighting and an expanded VIP-table area. The present name therefore marks a full visual reset within a venue that had already served Barcelona club crowds for decades.

The room after midnight

Twenties programmes nightlife across changing themed sessions and welcomes private-event enquiries, while VIP table reservations sit at the center of its service model. A recent Classic XX’ night listed hits, reggaeton, Afro-house, house and commercial music, a strong guide to the club’s dance-oriented musical range. The room has a large dance floor, private VIP zones, a stage, LED screens, professional sound and lighting, plus space for 500 standing guests. Dress runs elegant, and entry begins at age 18.