Best nightclubs Brittany

This legendary gay club in Brittany's capital has been around since the 1980s. Not far from Rennes' M.U.R., dedicated to street-art, its entrance goes almost unnoticed by day. By night, it opens its doors to anyone determined to party. With its small dance floor and music that's both pop and electro, Le Batchi is a gay-friendly space open to all, whatever their sexual orientation. Even if the place is a well-known pick-up spot in the gay community, the admission policy is not sectarian: you're sure to meet friendly people and colorful characters to end your evenings in style!

To go to the White House, from Lorient or Vannes, take the N 165 towards Auray and take the exit Carnac/Quiberon and continue on the D 768. The box has 2 atmospheres. In summer, the White House is dressed in a terrace.

The Underground, only real club in a strict sense of the department, makes its gay label well go. Evenings are held where the atmosphere is very sex, among which you will remember the evening bears, SM and underwear. Unique evenings are also on the agenda, ideal for meetings. Finally, annual event not to be missed, the election of Mister Underground, see the most beautiful guys area overlooking best to take down the title.

This nightclub, well known in Brest, would have been opened according to his Facebook site in 1932. You could say it has seen generations of them go by! It is located in downtown Brest, a stone's throw from the Tram and a taxi rank, restaurant and bars. Something to keep you busy in the early evening! The nightclub is divided into two rooms, with two different atmospheres, on 2 floors. Girls' night out on Wednesdays with free entry before 2am. Several occasional events are organised, check the dates and times on the club's website. Atmosphere guaranteed! ! So want to come and get moving and swing? Go to the Stendhal and dance all night long: it's guaranteed!

A guinguette full of animations and good mood is waiting for you. A festive place where multiple proposals follow one another such as laughter yoga, wooden games afternoons and especially shows. Dancing, laughing and having fun with DJs and dance sessions. As you can see, the whole family will find plenty of fun. In addition, a little hunger or a little thirst will be perfectly accompanied with the jars of La Cuisine de mon Père de Dinan made of fresh local products.

Just a stone's throw from the Stade Rennais, this sporty guinguette appeals first and foremost for its accessibility. The large free parking lot is a real asset when you want to go out and live outside Rennes. Inside the hangar, a pop universe is laid back and relaxed. Yellow, orange... and a feeling of being outside, yet covered. League 1 matches are on the program, of course, and the Sunday brunch is a family fixture that never fails to impress. Other events include DJ sets. On the food front, sharing boards, burgers, fish & chips and crêpes get everyone on their feet.

If you're looking for a family bar where all generations can get together for a drink or dance on the wooden dance floor, this is the place to go. Le Marcellin - Marcel for connoisseurs - brings together regulars and tourists passing through the Rhuys peninsula to share themed evenings: blind tests, fancy dress parties... In February, the bar even plays host to BWS and its troupe of Irish musicians. As well as being a great place to have fun, it's also a cabinet of curiosities, with a wealth of bric-a-brac to contemplate!

Big brother to the Marcellin - which belongs to the same owner, Brice Bonnot - the Malvern is the only nightclub on the Rhuys peninsula. The faithful usually start the evening at Le Marcellin, then leave the wooden ship for this two-room discotheque. The first is a generalist-style room, while the second (Salle Cachot) is dedicated to electro music. There's a charge for entry and a drink is included. Several themed evenings are on offer, and VTC shuttles are also available to get you home in complete peace of mind.

After Hello Rivages in Plouharnel/Carnac, the Quiberon train station has been given a new business: Tchou Tchou. A lively café-guinguette for bon vivants, it has been brightening up evenings on the peninsula since summer 2023. On the program: good, local food on tapas boards and on the drinks menu, and entertainment that's going strong! In fact, the train isn't far away, as Tchou Tchou has set up shop in the former premises adjoining the station. You can still see the stop sign at the bar: be sure to stop in!