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Barcelona, Barcelona
Four-floor gay sauna in the Gothic Quarter with leather nights and a bear crowd
Sauna Condal is a multi-floor gay sauna hidden down a quiet cul-de-sac in the Gothic Quarter, a couple of minutes from Plaça Catalunya — the most central address in the Grupo Pases chain, alongside Casanova and Thermas. The bathing side is modest; the real draw is the cruising, spread across several levels with a large jacuzzi, steam room, dry sauna, darkrooms, mazes, hammocks, private cabins, and a bar. The crowd skews bear, mature, and leather, which sets it apart from the younger, club-spillover energy at Casanova. That identity shows in the calendar: leather parties land on the second and fourth Friday of the month, and a "lights off, towels down" naked night runs the first Saturday. It's open 24 hours, so it works whether you want a quiet afternoon or a 4am detour after the bars close.
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