15 Best Clubs in Zurich

Club04 on Brauerstrasse 37 is a Langstrasse night club centred on techno and after-hours energy. The downstairs programme spans soft techno, regular techno and hardcore, while the same building adds karaoke, table tennis and table football upstairs .

Its open, respectful social atmosphere suits late-night groups looking for more than a single dance floor, and advance booking is advisable for busy nights.

EXIL is a small, underground night club at Hardstrasse 245 in Zurich, known for its intimate concert setting and very compact stage. That scale creates a close-knit atmosphere where the audience feels part of the performance rather than separated from it.

A welcoming team, friendly crowd and outdoor seating area make it easy to arrive early for a drink before the show.

Solidé Night Club brings a polished late-night atmosphere to Niederdorf at Stüssihofstatt 17. Its positioning combines stylish interiors, energetic music and a more discreet, private feel, making it suited to evenings that continue well into the early morning.

The club operates daily from 8 pm to 5 am, giving night owls unusual flexibility across the week.

Club Baur au Lac offers an exclusive club setting on Claridenstrasse, with attentive service, refined dining and one of Zurich’s most appealing terrace environments. A private, extensive garden adds space and calm, while the kitchen focuses on food presented with care.

The club is open most days from 10 am to midnight and on Saturdays from 6 pm to midnight.

Limmat-Club Zürich occupies a riverside position at Schipfe 10, offering a relaxed setting beside the Limmat in the centre of Zurich. Its appeal lies in the opportunity to sit by the water, enjoy the city passing by and settle into an easygoing club atmosphere.

Access is reserved for club members, with guests admitted for certain events, so entry conditions matter here.

House of Klaus is a rock club on Langstrasse 112, pairing live bands and DJ nights with a distinctive, high-energy atmosphere. The venue suits people looking for music-led nights rather than a conventional lounge, with Sunday closings that can run especially late when scheduled.

It opens Thursday, Friday and Saturday from midnight to 9 am, while Monday through Wednesday remain closed.

Kanzlei Club is a spacious nightspot on Kanzleistrasse 56, with a programme spanning club nights, live concerts, theatre and themed parties. Its events include hip-hop, R&B, Afrobeats, Latin and 1990s or 2000s selections, alongside live acts and special formats.

Friday and Saturday nights run from 11 pm to 4 am, making it a focused weekend destination.

Kauz brings a dark, intimate club atmosphere to Ausstellungsstrasse 21, with two floors, DJ nights and distinctive lighting that softens the room without losing its nocturnal edge. The music-led setting works well for relaxed grooving, while scheduled concerts and seasonal events add variety.

Kauz opens late on Saturday and continues into Sunday morning, with other weekdays closed.

Bagatelle 93 is a quirky night club on Langstrasse with a living-room ambience and a late, informal feel. It opens Friday from 10 pm to midnight, Saturday from noon to 6 am and again from 10 pm to midnight, plus Sunday from noon to 6 am.

The venue’s character is more offbeat than polished, making it a natural fit for unconventional nights out.

Schneiderei Club sits above a Brazilian barbecue on Langstrasse 117, creating a tucked-away nightlife setting with a distinctly local identity. The small club is built around scheduled events and late weekend dancing, opening Friday and Saturday from 10 pm to 4:15 am.

Its compact scale suits guests who prefer a close, concentrated atmosphere over a large commercial floor.

MÄX is a large-scale night club and event venue on Hardstrasse 219, with a programme built around electronic artists, techno events and festival-linked nights. The venue combines strong lighting with efficient bar service, including a second-floor bar.

Friday and Saturday opening runs from 11 pm to 5 am, while special events may require advance registration or a waitlist.

The Jungle Club is a spacious disco club at Kalanderplatz 1 in Wiedikon, combining regular parties with a dance-school sensibility. Latin music leads the atmosphere, with instructors joining the floor and helping create an active, social mood rather than a passive club night.

The venue also hosts dance training, including Bachazouk sessions, making it suitable for guests who enjoy learning as well as dancing.

Fabrik Du Plaisir is a nightlife venue on Schiffbaustrasse 3 with a party identity shaped by bold themed events and a deliberately expressive atmosphere. Its programme includes Kinky Zürich, Unshamed!, Glory Bizarre and Unholy!, while a published dress code helps define the setting.

This is a strong match for guests seeking characterful weekend events rather than a standard club format.

Plaza Club occupies a former theatre on Badenerstrasse 109, combining a two-floor bar, live venue and night club under one roof. Its programme ranges from hip-hop, R&B, Afrobeats and Dancehall to Latin music, party classics and live concerts.

Friday and Saturday nights run from 11 pm to 4 am, with Thursday sessions from 10 pm to 4 am.

Kaufleuten Klub brings nightlife to Nüschelerstrasse 15 in central Zurich, with a programme built around events, advance sales and changing occasions. Its atmosphere can shift from lively social gatherings to more uneven nights, so the scheduled event matters.

Friday and Saturday club hours run from 11 pm to 4 am; the venue also operates daytime hours on weekdays, reflecting its broader event-led identity.