Club 54 Studio

Chueca


Modelled on the famous New York club Studio 54, this nightclub draws a predominantly gay crowd, but its target market is more upmarket than many in the barrio. Unlike other Madrid clubs where paid dancers up on stage try to get things moving, here they let the punters set the pace.


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