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Madrid, Spain
Dim, cruisy gay bar with charged after-dark atmosphere
Firewood is a cruise-and-fetish bar in central Madrid, set on Calle de Canos Viejos near La Latina rather than in the Chueca core. It's a deliberate, sex-forward space rather than a casual neighborhood bar that happens to get cruisy. The roughly 250-square-metre venue is fully kitted for it: a dark room, sling, Saint Andrew's cross, glory holes, lockers, and beds, with free condoms and lube provided in partnership with Accion Triangulo. Dress codes lean into the brief, from sportswear and swimwear to jockstraps, underwear, and leather gear, and the calendar runs themed fetish-gear and naked nights. The crowd is gay men, locals and visitors alike, who come for the play rather than the music, which stays firmly in the background. Check the current dress and entry requirements before you go, since they shift by night.
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