Klubb Blå Travel Guide
Free Guide: Two‑floor student and private‑hire nightclub on Kungsholmen — dinner upstairs, dancing downstairs, late‑night weekend energy.
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Two‑floor student and private‑hire nightclub on Kungsholmen — dinner upstairs, dancing downstairs, late‑night weekend energy.
Klubb Blå is a long‑running two‑floor nightclub and private event venue on Sankt Eriksgatan in Stockholm’s Kungsholmen district, known for student parties, two dancefloors and late‑night weekend hours (typically Fri–Sat 22:00–03:00). The space doubles as a hireable festvåning for dinners and private celebrations, with separate floors for seated meals and dancing and capacity for several hundred guests.
On-site amenities
Drink options
Food options
Seating areas
Information boards
Opening hours
- MonClosed
- TueClosed
- WedClosed
- ThuClosed
- Fri10 pm–3 am
- Sat10 pm–3 am
- SunClosed
Opening hours as listed on the venue’s Google Business Profile. Hours can change for services and special events, so check with the venue before you go.
- Address
- Sankt Eriksgatan 46, 112 34 Stockholm
- Website
Getting there
Metro and short walk
Taxi or rideshare
Regional bus to nearby stop
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A venue shaped by students and private celebrations
Klubb Blå began its life as a specialist location for student parties and private hire and has retained that dual identity: by day and for booked events it functions as a festvåning for dinners and receptions, and by night it becomes a compact nightclub with loud music and a social focus. The layout reflects that history — two distinct levels give hosts the option of a formal seated meal on the upper floor and a looser dance atmosphere downstairs.
The layout, sound and night‑time character
Step inside and you’ll find two floors, two bars and two dance areas that can run different playlists or DJs at once. The upper floor is set up to host dinners and social gatherings, with lighting and seating that can be adjusted for a formal meal or moved aside for mingling. The lower floor is the classic nightclub space: darker, denser, with louder sound, a more compact dancefloor and a bar geared to late‑night service. The acoustics are club‑style, designed to support DJ sets and live acts rather than quiet conversation.
Capacity and practical features for events The venue advertises large capacities suitable for student balls and private celebrations: the seated dinner area on the entry level accommodates a sizeable dinner crowd while the basement party floor can host hundreds for dancing. That combination — flexible seating upstairs and an expansive party room downstairs — makes Klubb Blå a practical choice for organised events that want a single venue for both dinner and after‑party without moving guests between locations. Typical opening pattern and audience
Klubb Blå operates mainly as a weekend nightlife venue, commonly open on Friday and Saturday nights with doors late in the evening and closing in the early hours. The crowd has a youthful, student‑oriented energy when the club runs its public weekend nights; when used for private hire the character changes to match the booking, from formal dinners to lively receptions. Age limits and door policy are enforced at night, and the venue’s staff and security are experienced in managing busy event nights.
Situated on Sankt Eriksgatan in the Kungsholmen area, Klubb Blå sits within a built‑up, inner‑city neighbourhood where nightlife mixes with residential streets. The entrance opens directly onto the avenue; the compact urban lot means the club is best experienced as an inside‑focused destination rather than a sprawling outdoor site. Neighbourhood context contributes to the club’s late‑night, urban feel: narrow streets, nearby cafés and transport nodes within walking distance frame the venue.<h3.What to expect as a guest
Expect loud music, concentrated crowds on weekend nights and a practical two‑tier layout that separates dinner and dance functions. Drinks are served from at least two bars and the lighting shifts from warm and practical during hired dinners to coloured, pulsing club lights at night. If you are attending a private booking, the space will be arranged to the organiser’s brief; if you arrive for a weekend opening, plan for peak late‑night energy, steady DJ programming and an atmosphere built for meeting people and dancing into the small hours.
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Best time to go
Quietest: Jan, Feb & Jul · at 3am or at 3pm or at 4pm
Busy times are Evendo estimates for a typical year, to help you plan. Actual crowds vary with events, school holidays and the weather.
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