Last updated March 21, 2022
Travelling during the Covid-19 Pandemic can be a hassle as things evolve quickly and restrictions are put in place rapidly to curb the spread of the virus. As a result, you might struggle to find the right information for each country. We have tried to summarise the different restrictions when it comes to bars and clubs.
We will update that list on a bi-weekly basis when things evolve. Pretty much everywhere in Europe, clubs and bars are starting to open up with little restrictions if you fully vaccinated. Keep scrolling to find out more about a give country. Countries are listed alphabetically for ease.
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This map summarises where clubs and bars are open throughout Europe. Keep reading for more information about you destination. We will endeavour to keep this page updated as things ease or get restricted.
Covid-19 Map clubs and bars overview
- Bars and Nightclubs open to anyone
- Bars and Nightclubs open with vaccine pass
- Bars are open and Nightclubs closed
- all Bars and Nightclubs closed
- Some sort of lockdown in place
- Not captured
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Are nightclubs and bars open in Austria?
When entering Austria,you need to be vaccinated, have recovered or tested negative). You need to wear a FFP2 mask in essentials places such as restaurants and bars. Rules are stricter in Vienna where you need to show your pass to get in most places. Clubs and Après-ski are open.More info here
Vaccination rate (at least 1 dose/full): 71.0%/65.2%
Are nightclubs and bars open in Belgium?
Most things are now open in Belgium including bars and restaurants. Clubs are now open as normal, Dancing is also allowed. Mask to be worn in crowded spaces. More info here
Vaccination rate (at least 1 dose/full): 76.5%/75.2%
Are nightclubs and bars open in Bulgaria?
Restaurants and bars are now open as normal. Clubs might have a restricted access in some areas. You will need to show a negative PCR test to travel to Bulgaria or self-isolate for 10 days. ... JOIN US for FREE to get up to date with the latest Covid rules across Europe. It only takes 5 seconds. Register or login now to view full content. After logging in you will be brought back to this page.
