Cannabis Clubs in Madrid
Get your free invitation: passport or ID and a €20–50 yearly membership
A cannabis club in Madrid is a private, non-profit association, not a shop. To get in you need three things: to be of legal age, a passport or national ID, and an invitation from a member. Membership runs €20 to €50 a year depending on the club, and most clubs approve the application within 24 to 48 hours.
Spanish law sets the minimum age at 18, but many Madrid clubs raise their own bar to 21 — check the club before you travel. Clubs never sell to the public: cannabis is shared among members inside the premises and cannot be taken out onto the street. Weedestiny gets you the invitation for free at any of the verified clubs listed below.
Why do you need an invitation to enter a cannabis club in Madrid?
Every cannabis club in Madrid is a private, non-profit association, not a shop. You cannot walk in off the street: Spanish law requires that an existing member sponsors each new one. That is what an invitation is, and it is why the process below exists. It takes about ten minutes and it is free to request.
How to Join a Cannabis Club in Madrid (5 Easy Steps)
These are the five steps between you and a cannabis club in Madrid. Every club listed on this page processes its invitations through Weedestiny.
Step 1: Choose your cannabis club in Madrid
Browse the Madrid clubs listed below and pick the one that suits where you are staying. Each listing shows the street address, opening hours and minimum age. Then hit Get an invitation.
Step 2: Complete your registration
Fill in your name, email and the date you plan to visit. The club needs this to prepare your membership before you arrive, so the paperwork is already done when you walk in.
Step 3: Receive your invitation
A member sponsors your application and the club confirms your invitation, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Keep it: it is your entry pass, and without a sponsor no club in Madrid can admit you.
Step 4: Visit the club and sign up
Bring your invitation and a valid ID or passport. You will complete a short welcome, sign the association rules and pay the annual membership fee, which in Madrid is normally between 20 and 50 euros.
Step 5: Enjoy your full membership
You receive your membership card and access to the lounge, the menu and the club’s private events. Consumption is only permitted inside the premises — taking cannabis out is not allowed. If you want the detail, read about the legal status of cannabis associations in Madrid.
Cannabis Clubs in Madrid: Pick Yours and Get an Invitation
Bangalore Cannabis Club Madrid
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Club Delicias – Arganzuela – Madrid
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Cannabis Social Clubs in Madrid, by Neighbourhood
These are the Madrid clubs that process their invitations through Weedestiny, by neighbourhood. Each one has its own listing with address, opening hours and the request form.
Chamberí
Bangalore · Calle de María de Guzmán, 1. A lively residential district north of the centre, a few metro stops from Sol and Gran Vía.
Arganzuela, near Atocha
Club Delicias · Calle de Méndez Álvaro, 21. Around 15 minutes on foot from Atocha station, handy if you arrive by train or are staying near Retiro.
Staying in Sol, Malasaña or Lavapiés? Both clubs are a short metro ride away. CBD shops and grow shops are on the Weedestiny map.
What Is a Cannabis Association in Madrid and How Can I Join?
Cannabis associations in Madrid offer a safe and regulated refuge for cannabis enthusiasts. These exclusive clubs require membership to access due to local regulations. To join, it is necessary to obtain sponsorship from an existing member or through an invitation process.
Who Can Join a Cannabis Club in Madrid?
The associations in Madrid are open to adults, with most Madrid clubs requiring members to be at least 21 years old, although some accept members from 18 years old. It is important to always carry a valid ID to prove your age.
What to Expect on Your First Visit
Arrive with your invitation and the original of your passport or ID. The club checks your age, asks you to sign its rules and collects the annual fee, usually €20 to €50. Then you get your membership card and access to the lounge.
Inside you will find seating areas, music and a members-only menu; some clubs also run events. Staff will explain how the club works and how much each variety costs as a contribution. Everything is consumed on the premises.
House Rules in Madrid’s Cannabis Clubs
- Members only. Friends who come with you need their own invitation.
- No photos or videos of other members.
- Nothing leaves the club. Taking cannabis out onto the street is not allowed.
- No selling. The club shares among its members; it never trades with the public.
- Keep it quiet at the door. Most clubs are in residential buildings, so arrive and leave without drawing attention.
Frequently Asked Questions about Cannabis Clubs and Associations in Madrid
How much does it cost to join a cannabis club in Madrid?
Membership is €20 to €50 a year at most Madrid clubs. That fee goes to the association, it is not the price of the cannabis, and it covers your registration and the running of the premises.
Can tourists join a cannabis club in Madrid?
Yes, with a passport and provided you meet the club’s minimum age. But a club is an association of consumers, not a tourist service: be wary of anyone offering instant access in the street, or charging you for an invitation that should be free.
Can I smoke cannabis in the street in Madrid?
No. Consuming or carrying cannabis in a public place is a serious offence under Spanish Organic Law 4/2015, with fines starting at €601. Inside the club’s private premises it is tolerated.
Do I need to be a resident of Spain to join?
No. Madrid clubs accept visitors with a passport, as long as they come with an invitation and meet the minimum age. Request it a day or two before you plan to go.
Are there coffeeshops in Madrid like in Amsterdam?
No. Spain has no licensed coffeeshops and nobody can sell cannabis over the counter. What Madrid has are private cannabis social clubs, open only to their members.
Where to buy weed in Madrid?
We’ve created an entire page that covers this topic. You can click on where to buy weed in Madrid to see all the information.
How does a cannabis club in Madrid work?
Members pay an annual fee and a contribution for what they consume. The association grows cannabis collectively for its members, who use it on the premises, and any surplus goes back into the club. Only registered members can enter.
How many cannabis clubs are there in Madrid?
Many, most of them in Centro, Chamberí and the neighbourhoods around them. On this page you will find the ones that process invitations through Weedestiny, each with its own listing and request form.
Cannabis associations in Madrid: are they legal?
They operate in a legal grey area. They are tolerated as long as they are non-profit, keep a closed list of adult members, grow only for those members and neither advertise nor sell. A club that sells to non-members or lets cannabis out of the door is committing a drug-trafficking offence.
Is cannabis legal in Madrid?
Buying and selling cannabis is illegal in Spain. Using or carrying it in public is an administrative offence under Organic Law 4/2015, with fines from €601. Private use by adults is not a crime, and that is the space cannabis social clubs work in. There is no national or regional law regulating them: they follow the limits set by the Supreme Court in its 2015 rulings.
Ready to Join a Cannabis Club in Madrid?
Choose a club from the list above and request your invitation: it is free and there is no obligation, and you can usually visit within a couple of days. If you want the detail first, go back to the five steps.
