The Queen ★ 4.8
The Queen at Fort Lapin 25 in Bruges is a lounge and dance bar serving cocktails and tapas, with 70s, 80s and 90s music and French chansons till late.
TipCocktails are prepared à la minute, and multicultural tapas are served as well.
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The Queen at Fort Lapin 25 in Bruges is a lounge and dance bar serving cocktails and tapas, with 70s, 80s and 90s music and French chansons till late.
TipCocktails are prepared à la minute, and multicultural tapas are served as well.
Fuse is a club at Rue Blaes 208 in Brussels, open on most Friday and Saturday nights from 11pm, with a strict no-phone policy on the dancefloor.
TipA presale ticket does not guarantee entrance, as security can refuse you, and camera stickers go on your device when you enter.
Vooruit is a 1914 socialist arts palace that hosts Ghent's most culturally ambitious club nights: electronic acts, hip-hop and experimental sound in a grand art-nouveau ballroom.
TipCheck the Vooruit website ahead of your visit; the programme mixes everything from jazz concerts to techno club nights, and nights vary weekly.
Ampere in Antwerp on Simonsstraat is the city's defining sustainable techno club. Two rooms run house and electronic Fri-Sat with an international booking line.
TipPre-sale tickets through Resident Advisor save the door queue. Closing sets after 04:00 run hardest.
C12 is a pluridisciplinary space at Rue du Marché aux Herbes 116 where art and clubbing collide, run by the Deep in House collective founded in 2018.
TipEach night is listed with its line-up, such as C12 Nite with Objekt and NVST, so check who is playing before you go.
Kompass Klub is Ghent's leading electronic music club: a converted industrial space at the Vynckier site on Nieuwevaart with a Funktion-One sound system and resident DJ nights.
TipTickets sell out for big bookings; buy on Kompass or Resident Advisor in advance. Door queue builds after midnight on Saturdays.
Café d'Anvers in Antwerp sits in a 16th-century former church in the red-light district. The nightclub has run since 1989 with house and techno across two rooms.
TipThe door selection runs strict on busy nights. The summer open-air sets at Sint-Jansplein are listed separately.
Mirano Continental is a nightclub at Chaussée de Louvain 38, born as a cinema in 1934 and open every Thursday, Friday and Saturday with urban music.
TipEvery night on the agenda has its own ticket link, so buy before you go; the club opens on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
TRIX in Borgerhout on Noordersingel is Antwerp's larger live-music and club venue. Concerts and electronic nights across two rooms; programming runs eclectic.
TipTickets through the venue or Bandsintown. The tram 1 stops outside.
Charlatan on the Vlasmarkt is the most central late-night bar and small venue in Ghent: cheap beer, loud music and a student crowd through to 05:00 on weekends.
TipThe bar stays packed until closing; the 50-person dancing area near the speakers fills by midnight. Free entry most Thursdays.
Zenzo at Eiermarkt 13 in Bruges is a nightclub with a state-of-the-art sound system, lighting design and international DJ talent, plus private VIP tables.
TipVIP reservations and private events are arranged through the contact form on the site.


