Dance clubs, live music, rooftop bars, speakeasies, LGBTQ+ nightlife, listening bars and late-night dives across Gothenburg, with where to go and what is worth the late night.

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  • Yaki-Da

    Yaki-Da is Gothenburg's flagship multi-floor nightclub on Storgatan, a four-storey public house with two dance floors, a VIP room and a terrace that pulls a mixed weekend crowd until 04:00 on Saturdays.

  • Valand

    Valand is Gothenburg's most storied nightclub, a Vasaplatsen institution since the 1930s that pivoted from dance hall to DJ club and now hosts electronic and indie nights in a converted early-20th-century ballroom.

  • Nefertiti

    Nefertiti is Gothenburg's premier jazz club since 1988, hosting Scandinavian and international jazz, soul and funk acts almost every night in a basement venue that feels like it was transplanted from 1960s New York.

  • Sticky Fingers

    Sticky Fingers is Gothenburg's legendary rock and indie venue on Kaserntorget, hosting Swedish and international bands since 1990 with a bar that stays open late and a loyal crowd of music lifers.

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  • Tak Goteborg

    Tak Goteborg occupies a rooftop overlooking the Goteborg canal system, serving cocktails and small plates with views across the terracotta rooftops of the city centre from an enclosed terrace that runs year-round.

  • OT

    OT on Ostra Larmgatan operates with a speakeasy-like restraint, no signage outside, a buzzer entry and a considered cocktail list that changes seasonally, maintaining a low profile that filters for guests who seek it out deliberately.

  • Baren pa Friheten

    Baren pa Friheten is Gothenburg's most established LGBTQ bar, a warm and unpretentious venue near the city centre that is the social hub of the community and the unofficial headquarters of West Pride week in August.