Frequently Asked Questions

Club access depends on the specific venue. Clubs listed on this site allow walk-ups without invitations, though contacting them beforehand is advisable. Show the message at reception with valid adult ID (+18/+21 years).

Yes, Barcelona's clubs are well-protected. Members can feel comfortable and secure inside. Avoid street promoters offering very cheap or free memberships, and abandon clubs that appear dirty or poorly stocked.

No. No laws prohibit foreigners from registering. Most clubs accept foreign identification such as a passport or driver's license.

Membership fees typically range from €20 to €50 annually. This covers your membership for one year.

Yes, completely private. These are private clubs and member data is never shared with police or authorities.

Yes. These private associations operate under Spain's constitutional privacy protections. Members collectively grow and share cannabis for personal use within private spaces.

Technically yes, but be discreet. Spanish law protects private spaces but not public areas. Public consumption is not permitted and can result in fines.

Public consumption is not permitted. Avoid smoking near children or elderly people, be discreet, watch for police, and never sell or distribute. Do not smoke indoors in public places.

Most offer various cannabis strains, edibles, concentrates, and accessories. Stock changes frequently — ask about availability during registration.

Clubs verify members with valid ID to maintain community integrity and demonstrate membership-only access during police inspections. You must be at least 18 years old (some clubs require 21+).

Yes! Tourists can join cannabis clubs in Barcelona. You need a valid passport or government-issued ID. Contact the club in advance through our website and follow their registration process.

Hours vary by club. Most open around noon and close between midnight and 2 AM. Some operate 24/7. Check individual club pages on our website for specific hours.