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Studio 54 is a gay bar and club in Madrid's Chueca neighborhood, on Calle de Barbieri, that tries hard to evoke its disco namesake.
The original Studio 54 closed in New York in 1986, but this Madrid version, designed by Tomás Alía, captures some of that legendary glamour. Think disco balls, velvet ropes, and a general air of hedonism. You get the sense they're really going for it.
You'll find a lively atmosphere here, with good music and a crowd that's ready to dance. It's a place where you can let loose, whether you're out for a big night with friends or just want to see what Madrid's gay scene is all about.
Chueca is prime territory for gay nightlife, so Studio 54 sits right where you want it for bar hopping. The whole area feels friendly, packed with places that welcome everyone. Check studio54madrid.com for what's on, opening times, and to get a feel for the crowd you might find.
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A good place to have a drink
Bryan made our party night at Studio 54 in Madrid memorable; he was very friendly and welcoming at all times, and his energy and charisma exuded friendliness and professionalism.
Bryan is the best, he's very funny, he has great energy, you can tell he's the star of the place.
We had a party at Studio 54 Madrid, Bryan, a top-notch professional, very friendly and full of energy, took care of us. 100% recommended.
A really great place. The music was fantastic. The DJ was very nice. I requested three songs and he played them for me.
We had a great time, they play all kinds of music, Alex the DJ is very good, the people at the bar are very nice, it's always super lively when we go.
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Last updated on 3 August 2026