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Barcelona, Barcelona
Women's nautical-themed cocktail bar in the Gaixample by Believe Group BCN.
Titanic is a women's bar on Carrer de Muntaner in the Gaixample, billed as "a bar by women, for women" and one of the few dedicated lesbian and queer-women venues in a nightlife district otherwise built around men. It's part of Believe Group, the operator behind a cluster of LGBTQ+ spots in the neighborhood, and it sits right beside its sister bar LaCarrà on the same block — so a night here can easily become a two-bar crawl without changing streets. The theme is exactly what the name promises: nautical Titanic décor, ship-inspired cocktails, and maritime touches throughout, played for fun rather than kitsch overload. The crowd is queer women and their friends, and it's the natural anchor for starting a sapphic night out in central Barcelona. Open evenings, daily.
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