Input

Input sits inside the Poble Espanyol, the open-air architecture museum on Montjuïc built for the 1929 International Exposition, and it is the city's most serious weekend techno room. The draw is the production: a Funktion-One system and 360-degree LED visuals wrapped around the floor. Bookings run from local residents to international headliners, all-night-long sets included.

It opens at midnight on Friday and Saturday and closes at 06:00, with extra dates before some public holidays. There is usually no free entry, so buy tickets in advance. Dress is casual and trainers are fine. The crowd is international and a little older than at the reggaeton clubs. Not for you if you want to walk home: it is up a hill, far from the old town.