Best nightclubs Bruxelles - Brussel

Le Claridge is a historic venue located in Saint-Josse-ten-Noode. This 600m² space, restored and equipped with the latest technology, offers a wide range of possibilities for organizing unforgettable events in Brussels. Whether for corporate events, conferences, gala dinners, receptions or concerts, the Claridge is ideally located in the heart of the European capital, just 150m from the Madou metro station. What's more, its easy access to the ring road and airport, as well as its proximity to a parking lot, make it a convenient location for visitors. With its unique renovated "Art Deco" style and state-of-the-art technology including an LED screen, wall-mounted projectors and video mixer, the Claridge offers an exceptional experience to its guests. Testimonials from satisfied customers underline the professionalism of the staff and the quality of the service.

Brussels offers a unique experience with the Ric's River Boat and Ric's Art Boat. Anchored along the canal near Tours & Taxis, these two event boats have become emblematic landmarks of the city. Ric's River Boat, built in 1900 and formerly owned by the Royal Netherlands Navy, offers an exotic interior for elegant parties, weddings or themed anniversaries. It can accommodate up to 100 seated and 170 standing guests. Ric's Art Boat, meanwhile, offers a more basic look and is ideal for young, casual events such as concerts or exhibitions. Both barges also host artistic gatherings, shows and themed evenings. In addition to their diverse program, they can also be rented out for special occasions. 12 in Brussels, they are easily accessible and have been an institution in the city for over 35 years.

Hidden in the bowels of the Galeries Louise, Bloody has made a name for itself in the few years it has been in existence. Its niche is not electronic music (although it is) but urban music (hip-hop, RnB, etc.), the dominant musical trend in this third decade of the 21st century. This is the place to go to discover emerging artists but also confirmed artists, even huge stars like Drake, Damso, Migos, Major Lazer, etc. who have already played there or organized an after party. In short, a reference in the genre.

Since the 1980's, and always under the same owner, the Belgica has been the atmosphere of Brussels' gay district. Under its old café look, it is in fact a disco bar where the public, mostly gay but not only, comes to get into the mood to the sounds of the DJ of the evening, often before going elsewhere later. Convivial, warm and overheated when it's busy, you can't miss the house speciality, the... Belgica, a lemon drink served semi-glazed. It puts the spirits back in place to continue the party!

The legendary club of the 1980s, this beautiful venue shining brightly is back on the city's nightlife scene. The Mirano reopened in 2019 after a delicate renovation, the building being listed. Like a phoenix, it also survived closure in 2020 and 2021. According to the intentions of owner Jérôme Blanchard, urban and electro nights are on Fridays and hip-hop on Saturdays, but this is not exclusive. It's best to check the agenda, and above all, don't miss out on the pleasure of returning to this legendary Brussels night spot!

Who would have thought it? A club has been set up in Boitsfort! Called La Cabane, this club is indeed a large wooden structure divided into 3 spaces: an intimate bar, a bohemian style terrace to take the fresh air and of course, a clubbing space with a capacity of 300 people. A human-sized club for Belgian standards. The light effects were designed by the Parisians of AC3 Studio. The ceiling is covered with suspended pieces of wood that reflect the light. Original as hell. On the music side, it is techno which has the preferences of the house.

Le You is dead, long live Volt! With a facelift, this mythical club rises from the ashes with more sophistication (including a magnificent backlit bar), more inclusivity, and a more urban program. Volt targets a young, open-minded audience. On Fridays, the club is open for its "Chez Ginette" evenings (no-holds-barred, more commercial music), while on Sundays, "La Flash" evenings are for the gay and gay-friendly community. In short, Volt is a club for everyone, as long as they like a good sound.

Every two months, the Velvet Sixty Nine parties welcome girls who like girls and want to party. It's nothing less than the biggest party dedicated to women in Belgium. After the long break due to the health crisis, Velvet is back this year in a mythical venue: the Claridge (opposite the less mythical Mirano). On the menu: excellent DJ's, and fun! To extend the experience, Velvet is exported to Ibiza for a few days each year for the same concept, but under the sun!

Well hidden at the end of a dead end street in the heart of Brussels, in the Sacred Island, Dali's Bar is one of the oldest music bars in the city. International DJs come and go from one weekend to the next. You can sway all night long to the wild rhythms. Red armchairs in the shape of luscious lips and other reproductions welcome those who prefer to settle down quietly to sip one of these explosive cocktails that give a boost to the beginning of the evening or the end of the night.

It is above all a cultural centre, but the Recyclart also offers offbeat underground parties. These attract punks and squatters from the neighbourhood as well as artists, fans of electro, ragga or drum'n bass. The premises also house Fabrik, a craft production space based on a professional transition program for low-skilled workers (carpentry and ironwork). A 100% vegan bar and restaurant completes the premises in a beautiful way: ethical and healthy, far from the food industry.