The 6 Best Gay Clubs in Bogotá for a Night Out You’ll Never Forget

Bogotá is one of Latin America’s most dynamic LGBTQ+ destinations—especially when the sun goes down. The city’s gay clubs are more than just party spaces—they’re part of a deeply creative and proud queer culture with drag shows, themed nights, bold expression, and community built into the nightlife.

This list is about quality, not quantity. Whether you want to dance until dawn, sip cocktails in style, or experience unforgettable performances, these are the spaces for you.

1. Theatron – The Iconic Multiclub Experience You Can’t Miss

If you want to experience the heartbeat of Bogotá’s gay nightlife, Theatron is the place. It’s often called Latin America’s largest LGBTQ+ nightclub complex. With 13 or more rooms/environments (each with its own vibe and music style), there’s something for everyone—from EDM to salsa, pop to techno. It’s built in an old movie theater in Chapinero, which adds to its dramatic atmosphere. There are drag shows, international DJs, themed rooms, a rooftop terrace, and it gets going strong, especially on Fridays and Saturdays.

Local Tip: Arrive early to avoid long lines and to enjoy more rooms before they fill up. Dress nicely—Theatron tends to draw a stylish crowd. Saturday nights are massive, but if you want a slightly calmer version, try going midweek or on a themed night.

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2. Estación Café – Bogotá’s Iconic Queer Bar with a Live Show Edge

Estación Café is perfect when you want a blend: it feels like part bar, part drag/cabaret, part low‑key club. It’s warm, romantic, with music, good drinks, live performance, and often it transitions into dancing later in the night. A place to hang out, meet locals, and enjoy queer culture without overwhelming loudness.

Local Tip: If you’re not ready for intense clubbing, this is a great first stop. For quieter vibes, go earlier in the evening. Later, Estación café picks up if they have a live show. Food and drinks are good value. Always check their Instagram or website for what’s on—it changes often.

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3. El Perro y la Calandria – Karaoke, Drag, and Nostalgic Pop

What makes it unique: A longstanding Chapinero favorite, this cantina-style bar offers karaoke and drag shows with nostalgic Latin hits, perfect for those seeking authentic, musical fun.

Local Tip: Great for a pre-game drink or a chill night with karaoke—especially midweek.

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4. Leos Bar Mística – Drag Charisma Meets Ranchera Revival

Leos mixes glamor and energy across multiple floors—expect drag performances, ranchera-fueled cantina bars, and dance floors pulsing with tropical and electronic beats.

Local Tip: Arrive mid-evening to explore all floors and let the drag performances set the tone.

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5. Video Club – Underground Vibes in Chapinero’s Core

Why locals love it: This underground bisexual-friendly venue is a key hub for queer and techno-focused parties—think Berlin-style beats and inclusive energy.

You can scout their event info via Instagram, keeping an eye on the Chapinero queer scene.

Local Tip: It’s perfect for techno lovers and immersive dance nights—follow carefully, as details shift often.

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6. Bar Chiquita – Nostalgic Pop and Inclusive Nights

Small in size but enormous in energy, Bar Chiquita is beloved for its 90s/2000s pop, disco, and weekly themed dance nights. The kitschy, transportation atmosphere doesn’t hurt, either.

Pro Tip: Arrive early (especially on weekends)—it fills fast, and the early hours bring the most intimate vibes.

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What to Expect and Know Before You Go Out in Bogotá

Here are important practical tips to help your night go smoothly:

• Nightlife starts late: Clubs here usually don’t get busy until after 11 pm. Plan dinner or other activities in the early evening.
• ID required: Bring your passport or at least a photocopy/photo. Some venues will check.
• Dress matters: In venues like Theatron, people often dress to impress. In more relaxed places like Estación Café, expressive or casual chic works well.
• Entry fees and reservations: On busy nights, there may be a cover charge. VIP or table service may require booking ahead.
• Safety: Reputable clubs have security. Stay aware of your belongings, travel in groups when possible, use trusted ride services at night.

Get the Most Out of Bogotá’s Days and Nights

Bogotá’s gay nightlife is luminous, creative, and layered. The clubs you try will shape your memories: whether you’re dancing under neon lights, sitting with friends over cocktails, or moved by a drag performance.

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