European Clubbing Guides

The White Isle has an unrivalled party scene, where nights out lean towards the carnivalesque with pyrotechnics, light shows, dancers and more.

Blessed with a buoyant, tightly-knit clubbing scene that never feels static, Copenhagen’s laid-back daytime atmosphere is transformed when the sun goes down.

From the transformation of abandoned buildings into underground clubs, to the present day and the new sounds of the city's ever-evolving underground, Berlin is almost synonymous with machine music.

Parisian nightlife is in rapid, constant evolution, host to parties bold, brash, scuzzy, sophisticated and offbeat.

From cutting-edge electronic music to sounds from across the city’s African diaspora, the Portuguese capital is fast becoming one of the most sought-after clubbing destinations in Europe.

The Romanian capital has all the foundations for a great party city: affordable clubs, passionate crowds, and a stamina to stay open through the night ’til the last dancer goes home.

Belgrade may be one of Europe’s oldest cities, but the Serbian capital matches historic weight with a buzzing nightlife that's rapidly hurtling forward.

With tapas on tap and historic architecture, Barcelona is not the kind of place where you’ll run out of things to do (or, feel, as the Spanish say, “bored as an oyster”).

A month-by-month selection of the finest studio mixes, radio sets, and extended audio voyages around.