The International Nightlife Association has released its annual ranking of the world’s 100 best nightclubs, with European venues dominating the list. Spain emerged as the clear leader this year, securing the top positions.
Ibiza leads the way
Three clubs in Ibiza claimed the highest spots in the ranking. The Mediterranean island has long been regarded as the global capital of electronic music and club culture, home to venues that set trends across the international nightlife industry.
Ushuaïa Ibiza takes third place
Third place went to Ushuaïa Ibiza, a renowned open-air club that has become one of the island’s signature attractions. Its concerts and daytime-to-night parties regularly draw thousands of visitors from around the world.
Hï Ibiza ranks second
Hï Ibiza, considered one of the most technologically advanced nightclubs in the world, placed second. The venue is known for its large-scale productions, carefully designed spaces, and immersive format, blending music, lighting and architecture into a single experience.
New superclub claims No. 1 spot
The top ranking went to UNVRS, a new superclub that opened in 2025. Despite its short history, the venue quickly caught the attention of industry experts thanks to its massive capacity and ambitious concept.
Spain sets the global standard
The top 10 also includes clubs in Germany, Brazil and the U.S. Still, Spain firmly cemented its status as a global nightlife powerhouse, with six of the world’s 10 best clubs located there.
