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Gianpula Village

Gianpula Village is a nightlife complex in the countryside on the outskirts of Rabat, in the centre of Malta.

Opened: 1980
Capacity: 3,500
Sound: Techno

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At the door No specific dress code · Photographers film most events and entry means consent to being filmed · Mostly cashless Rules

Gianpula Village: quick facts

Checked Sep 2026

Address: Gianpula Village, outskirts of Rabat, Malta Directions
Opening hours: Opening times change with each event; most events end around 04:00. The Main Room and The Club House are open all year, the Fields from May to September
Opened: 1980 46 years
Capacity: 3,500 people
Rooms: Ten spaces: Gianpula Main Room, The Club House, Gianpula Fields, Block 11, Club Phoenix, Groove Gardens, Marrakech, Penthouse, The Rooftop and The Vault
Sound system: Martin Audio (The Club House)
Dress code: No specific dress code; dress comfortably and appropriately, entry at the venue's discretion
Photos: Photographers film most events and entry means consent to being filmed; some events follow a no photos policy
Payment: Mostly cashless; bring a debit or credit card
Cloakroom: No lockers on site

About Gianpula Village

Gianpula Village is a nightlife complex in the countryside on the outskirts of Rabat, in the centre of Malta. It was founded in 1980 as a single venue and grew into a village of clubs known for large open air nights, and today it hosts more than 200 events a year. Its ten spaces include the Gianpula Main Room, an indoor and outdoor club for 3,500 people open all year; The Club House, a 600 capacity indoor room with a Martin Audio sound system; Gianpula Fields, an open air festival arena for up to 40,000 used from May to September; and smaller rooms such as The Vault, Penthouse, Block 11 and Club Phoenix. Programming ranges from techno to commercial nights, and past guests include Carl Cox, Amelie Lens, Charlotte de Witte, Nina Kraviz, Peggy Gou and Tale Of Us.

Door policy

From the club's own rules

Valid photo ID (ID card or passport) is required and entry is subject to security and bag checks. There is no specific dress code, but entry stays at the venue's discretion, and table bookings must arrive by midnight.

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Gianpula Village, outskirts of Rabat, Malta

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Frequently asked questions

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Is there a dress code at Gianpula Village?

There is no specific dress code at Gianpula Village. Guests are asked to dress comfortably and appropriately for the event and to respect the venue and other clubbers; entry remains at the venue's discretion.

What time does Gianpula Village close?

Opening times change with each event, so check the events page first. Most events end around 04:00, and the car park gate closes at 05:00.

Can I pay cash at Gianpula Village?

Most events are cashless and may not accept cash at the bar, so bring a debit or credit card. There are no lockers on site.

How big is Gianpula Village?

The village has ten spaces. The Gianpula Main Room holds 3,500 people, The Club House 600, and the open air Gianpula Fields arena up to 40,000 for festivals and concerts between May and September.

What do I need to get into Gianpula Village?

Bring a valid photo ID, either an ID card or passport, and a ticket bought in advance where possible, as sold out events have no door sales. Entry is subject to security and bag checks.

Last checked 30 September 2026 against the club's own programme. Spotted something out of date? Write to info@technoairlines.com.