Nightlife in Europe is indulgent, to say the least. There are a few characteristics that set European clubs apart from other parties around the world. Here are a few of Europe’s craziest nightclubs that don’t get started till midnight and don’t end until sunrise.
Concrete (Paris, France)
This night club is housed in a huge boat on the River Seine and has an especially unique rule – there is no set closing time. Concrete is open until the last partier clears out, which can often follow late into the following day.
Chlostreli (Grund, Switzerland)
From the outside, Chlosterli looks nothing like your typical night club. However, once you enter the lodge-like building, you will be welcomed by party goers from all over the world. Located high in the Swiss Alps, the scenic views of the mountains from the club’s windows are truly a sight to see.
Privilege (Ibiza, Spain)
This list wouldn’t be complete without a club from the party capital of the world. Ibiza’s Privilege is believed to hold the biggest dance floor in history, which can easily host 8,000 visitors.
Armani Prive (Milan, Italy)
Beyonce once mentioned that this was her favorite night club, which pretty much says it all. The sophisticated vibe makes it a hotspot for models during fashion week.