With its 1,000 people capacity, this is one of the biggest night clubs in Budapest, and the well-separated VIP areas allow you to host great private parties here.

As if that wasn’t enough, Heaven is designed with a fashionable and luxurious atmosphere and a world-class sound system, which attracts not only music fans but also a wide array of DJs playing hip hop, RnB, and radio top hits.

This is an open-air venue meaning it’s only open when the weather allows for it, during roughly 4-5 months a year. Because of this, this club is only an option for you that visit Budapest during the hotter months of the year.

If you’re into VIP partying, Romkert has excellent options on the second floor where you can book your own VIP box with a private toilet and fantastic hostess.

When partying at Romkert, you can always expect exciting music from top DJs, and thanks to the strict age policies you will not have to share the dance floor with any teenagers.

As the name entails, this unique venue has a Japanese theme and a very exclusive environment which makes the whole club feel like a VIP area. To keep the atmosphere mature and avoid “kids parties”, you have to be at least 25 years old to enter Dojo.

Regarding music, you can expect to dance to some of the best house music right now, performed by both local and international DJs.

As the name suggests, Bob is originally a bar but it has a dance floor and has evolved to becoming more of a night club. And as mentioned, the bar has an almost legendary reputation that attracts locals and foreigners alike.

Thanks to the incredible bottle service offered, this is a great place to splurge and have a wild night out with never ending drinks.

This is a night club you visit to dance to rumbling electronic music and modern house and progressive house. However, if you come during the week or earlier in the evening, this night club is also a progressive Asian restaurant serving world-class food for a good price.

Regardless of whether you want to eat a nice dinner in good company or dance to the early hours, Badhanna is well worth a visit when you’re in Budapest.

Over the years, Cinema Hall has attracted world-famous DJs such as Marco Carola, Amelie Lens, Mind Against, and we expect it to remain one of the main night clubs in the city for many years to come.

Unfortunately, the only downside of Cinema Hall is its location. Unlike most clubs in this list, it is not located in the city center but rather a few kilometers away. Hence, this club is easiest to reach by taxi.

Even though it’s an old venue, this is still one of the more fun night clubs in Budapest and well worth a visit. Just keep in mind that the place get packed, especially on the weekends. To avoid the crowds, a VIP table is recommended.

To get the full experience, we suggest that you start the night at one of the bars in Goszdu and around midnight you and your friends slip down into the darkness and hypnotic techno rhythms that characterizes Aether. Just remember that there is “no track of time” in this club and don’t expect to leave until the sun has risen.

Visiting Yellow is a bit of a hit-or-miss and we suggest that you go here when there is an event planned, such as their Fetish Party Nights. Otherwise, you run the risk of coming here on one of the slower nights when the atmosphere leaves more to wish for.

We also recommend reserving a table to enjoy the Yellow BBQ and some of the world-class cocktails served here during restaurant hours.

The only downside to this place is that it’s not following the international trends, therefore mainly appealing for older, sometimes more sketchy local audiences. Hence another reason to book a private room and bring your own company with you.

With that said, drinks and design are really good and you will most likely enjoy yourself a great deal here.