Best nightclubs Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

This chic and trendy disco regularly receives international Djs in guest star and show exclusive box in themed evenings. It accommodates up to 1600 people with an outdoor terrace, a relaxing corner, a snacking, a main bar, a cocktail bar and a VIP area.

From the entrance of the Old Nice, near the Place du Palais de Justice, this establishment is a must in the life of Nice and can be visited at any time of the day. From the tea tasting moment, to the aperitif hour when you enjoy a good fruit cocktail accompanied by free tapas, and later when the place turns into a nightclub, the party is in full swing and the prices are low. Known for its 80's parties on Thursday nights. In a friendly and dancing atmosphere, with music played by talented bands or mixed by a DJ.

The club Jean Roch, the first in a long list, is one of the high places of the nights tropéziennes, where you can eat with the sound of a disk jockey, then dance on a music "house" until dawn, mixed by famous DJS, accompanied by star of international renown.

The famous Ponche club, the only one open all year, for more than 50 years, small cellar separated in 2 rooms, the bar and the other for the dance floor, is the temple of the turbulent and festive nights, where all musical genres, music, dance, disco, electro, r'n'b and world music.

The reopening of the mythical Corniche club was expected at the turn. A place on 2 floors, which was previously reserved for the quadras, now opens to a young clientele. The Marseille DJ, Greg essians, in charge of programming, bets on Friday (Friday's 80 ' s) and Saturday's more generalist with R'n'b, koudour and music on demand. For the garden, the "cozy lounge" surpassed the old velvet and wood. As far as the musical environment is concerned, London offers a very eclectic choice as you can focus on zouk, as well as more electro-magnetic sounds or variety (frequent passages of the tubes of the 1980 s).

The Beach Klubber is a club restaurant located in Villeneuve-Loubet, between Marina Baie des Anges and La Siesta, on the seafront. This magical, festive venue features a terrace on the beach, entertainment, pole dancing and even a Jacuzzi. The restaurant offers a chic and glamorous setting, with candles and lounge-bar music during dinner. The chef offers a daily special for 16.90 euros during the week, as well as a menu featuring fresh fish, succulent beef fillet, risottos, pasta and homemade desserts. The Beach Klubber selects fresh produce from local suppliers. The restaurant also organizes theme evenings and offers special menus for birthdays and stag and hen parties.

By far the biggest nightclub in Nice, this huge nightclub offers 3 musical atmospheres for different types of customers. If you like trendy sets to tap your feet, head for the High. If you prefer a more relaxed 80's style atmosphere, it's Studio 47. Finally, the Sk'High offers a crazier atmosphere with an LGBTQ friendly floor. In case of a little hunger, you have a restaurant area. Find the events on the website and the pictures of the past parties.

The mythical discotheque of the Byblos hotel, entirely renovated, which has been part of the legend of Saint-Trop' since 1967, the year of its creation, distils a very avant-garde musical program, a relaxed and joyful atmosphere, with Jack.E, permanent DJ at the turntables for more than 20 years, and receives the most famous and most pampered night owls of the planet. The temple of Tropezian nights, open until 5am, can accommodate 540 people and organize your events in the context of a complete privatization of the club.

The name is directly inspired by a mythical New York place. The atmosphere resembles the best small electro clubs in European capitals. We are here in the Opera district, but at Danceteria, nothing to do with the atmosphere of the surrounding clubs. Relaxed mentality, love of music, peace of mind and conviviality between dancers, that's all that counts. A welcome concept in a city that is still too old-fashioned in its way of partying. Thanks to places like the Chapiteau or Danceteria, Marseille is in tune with the times. Famous DJs are programmed and announced regularly on social networks. Local and international scene.

The Glam is a mythical sign, a real agitator of the Côte d'Azur gay nights. This festive place offers shows and performances where gay and hetero friendly customers mix. A stage of spectacle offers a very diversified programming of shows like animations, evenings music live, DJ electro or disco, karaokes, fashion shows or still shows transformists. You will find all the information on the website as well as the photos taken during the evenings to make you relive the memories of your crazy evening.

The Trolleybus is one of the oldest discotheques in Marseille. This is a fact but it is still in the air of time and eternal youth. Its location on the Old Port, very close to many bars, makes it one of the busiest night spots in the city every weekend. Established in the galleries of the former galley arsenal, the nightclub is made up of several rooms with different atmospheres. All generations will therefore find their happiness there. A petanque room even completes the whole.

At the entrance to Vieux-Nice, Le Velvet Club welcomes you to party in a crazy atmosphere and dance on a cracking parquet floor. It's the place to be for local artists, chic bobos and hipsters. The mood is ever-changing, with themes ranging from hip-hop and r'n'b to Latino and dancehall. The DJs at the turntables have their own lively universes. If you want to get an early start on the festivities, a cosmopolitan Before and Club restaurant is available. So many opportunities to get together and share good times.

Well known by the Côte d'Azur clubbers, this night club offers two rooms for two different atmospheres. The Trendy is chic, young, trendy and plays the hits of the moment and Latin rhythms. Le Carré is dedicated to the over 30s and offers hits from yesterday and today. Easily spotted at the end of the harbor, the complex is a temple of the party where dancers enjoy three dance floors and a terrace on the waterfront, open all year round.

The Ambassadors are THE nightclub in Avignon. Located in the city centre, it offers a trendy setting to spend a good evening with friends... Large dance floor, alcoves, glitter... everything is there. At the entrance, the selection is strict but courteous. It is because the place has its followers and they appreciate the elegant relaxation of the place. Tourists are welcome: just forget the sandals! You'll have to fit into the mould because here you know the customers, you know what they like and that's what makes the success of the place.

The only openly gay disco in Toulon, the Boy's Paradise is truly the boys'paradise. Some compare it at the Queen… Well, all proportions, it's an important place in the toulonnaise community life. Music is electro and we pass the time hits to make everyone dance. There are even small corners in the basement for guys who have very, very hot…

Opened in November 2022 on a small and lively square of the Cours Julien, this dance bar is a model of its kind, quite unique in the city: a place for all, without distinction of gender and sex, where tolerance and benevolence are the order of the day. The public is rather young but mixes during the night. The musical program is rather focused on electronic music. The customers feel good and not judged, we can only appreciate this kind of place which is widespread in Northern Europe but still too rare in our Mediterranean cities.

Le Cancan or New Cancan, depending on the name, is THE reference for gay clubbing in Marseille. Founded in 1991 by Michel Piacenza, it's just a stone's throw from the Canebière, and attracts a gay and gay-friendly clientele every Saturday in a supercharged atmosphere. In the 1970s, the creator of Le Cancan created one of the city's first openly gay bars. A pioneer in his field, the club is now well accepted as the only gay club in the city (surprising for France's second-largest city).

Enter this lair of the coast, 100% VIP… You will be screened under the lights and taste for one evening (or more if affinity) the star-system. Posh, brodersingers, but frankly frenzy. A sparkling evening and the opportunity to immerse itself in the high-society, which is packed up and completely lâche on techno house until the early morning in a classroom (with plasma screens). This is the Big Ben, an institution born in the 60 s… but still a trend!