Part of the Gay Barcelona Guide — bars, events & things to do.

Barcelona, Barcelona
Men-only sex club with private cabins and kink events in Eixample
OpenMind is a men-only cruise and fetish club on Carrer d'Aragó in Eixample, built for cruising rather than spectacle: a dark room, a maze of cabins, slings, glory holes, and a leather bar across an industrial, no-frills layout. It runs a themed week, from Thursday porn and naked nights through Dark Friday and Saturday's late marathon hours to a Sunday masked party that opens the door to a wider crowd. It's a members-only room — you sign up at the door with photo ID — and the dress code is enforced: leather, rubber, uniform, sportswear, or skin, but not branded streetwear or flip-flops. This is the explicit, kink-forward end of the Barcelona scene, aimed at men who already know what they're after rather than the curious passer-through.
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