Organic Cannabis Club has just opened in Barcelona city center — on one of the colorful streets in the El Born neighborhood, and it quickly became a favorite hangout spot for local artists and musicians. The club offers high-quality organic marijuana and attentive service, but many of its members don’t even smoke and still visit the club regularly.
Bohemian vibe. Creative people hang out here basically every day: artists host workshops, musicians perform, the club’s walls are painted by local graffiti masters, even the club’s merch is created by local artists.
Well-planned space for different needs. The club has rooms for different activities:
Good ventilation keeps the space comfortable, even for people who don’t smoke. There is a bar serving beer, soft drinks, coffee, and tea. Club members can also use microwaves.
Entertainment. There’s always something to do, whether you come alone or with friends. Play pool or darts, enjoy a live music show or DJ performance, watch live sports events, or spend some time playing PlayStation in a separate room with comfortable chairs.
Friendly service. The people behind the club are warm and easy to talk to. They care about making members feel welcome and comfortable, and you can see it in every detail.
● A wide selection of organic cannabis, carefully chosen and stored under the right conditions.
● Different types of hashish.
● A variety of concentrates.
● Edibles.
● Pre-rolls handmade using whole buds (no pre-rolls made from waste).
Members also have access to quality rolling papers, filters, grinders, and premium tobacco for those who need it.
Spanish laws allow the consumption of cannabis only in a private enclosed space such as a house/apartment or within the walls of a cannabis club. That being said, according to Spanish laws:
Furthermore, in contrast to coffee shops in Amsterdam, you cannot just walk in off the street without an invitation letter; you will be rejected. You can become a member of the club in 2 ways:
This regulatory approach restricts the promotion of cannabis culture, especially among children and teenagers, but makes marijuana accessible and legal for adult consumers, both residents and visitors to the Kingdom.