Carrera 33 is where Medellín's strip club scene lives. One street, six venues, all within walking distance of each other. Start at La Isla in the north and work your way down—or up, depending on how the night goes.
Where Nights Get Hot and Wallets Get Lighter
La Isla is the strip club everyone's heard of, which means you'll spend half the night wondering if it lives up to the hype and the other half realizing you stopped caring three drinks ago.
El Poblado (Las Palmas)
Where the Heels are High and Temptations Even Higher
Fase II is Medellin's no-frills, high-octane strip club for people who came to participate, not spectate. Loud, packed, and completely unbothered by your expectations.
La Candelaria
The Glass Floor Changes Everything
Open 24/7 with a two-level layout and a glass-bottom stage. Anfitrión is what happens when someone decides a strip club should also be an architectural statement.
La 33
Where the Volume Goes to Eleven and Nobody Complains
San Diego Show is the strip club equivalent of ordering a chicken Caesar salad. You know exactly what you're getting, you're not mad about it, and you'll probably do it again next week.
La Candelaria
Where the Party Never Stops Because There Is No Clock
Luna Lunera runs 24/7 because closing would require someone to care about time. Centro's marathon venue serves volume, variety, and the kind of freedom that only exists at 4 AM on a Wednesday.
Belén
The Only Game on La 70
In the middle of Medellín's most popular local party strip, there's exactly one strip club. El Antro exists because someone had to do it, and they're charging a cover because they can.
Laureles
La 33 is the heart of it, but there are more clubs worth knowing about.
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