Pacha is an iconic nightclub based in Ibiza, Spain, and is one of the most renowned nightlife destinations in the world. Founded in 1973 by Ricardo Urgell, the original venue was set up in Ibiza Town on the island’s southeastern coast, quickly establishing itself as a pioneer in the burgeoning Balearic club scene. The club's logo, a pair of cherries, has become globally synonymous with hedonistic dance music culture.

Over the decades, Pacha’s reputation has grown from a stylish Ibizan hotspot into a symbol of international clubbing glamour, drawing dance music lovers and celebrities from across the globe. The venue blends traditional Ibizan architecture—characterized by its whitewashed façade and open-air garden spaces— with high-end modern sound and lighting systems. Pacha Ibiza is also notable for its enduring commitment to musical diversity; while it is best known for house music and its legendary all-night parties, the club regularly hosts events that span genres from techno and EDM to disco and Latin rhythms.

While the physical structure of the original club has undergone several renovations to keep pace with shifting trends and safety regulations, Pacha's location and core layout have remained intact since its founding, maintaining its historic charm amid expansions such as new VIP zones, rooftop terraces, and luxury hospitality. The brand’s influence extends far beyond Ibiza: the “Pacha” name now graces a global network of clubs and a lifestyle brand, but the Ibiza venue remains the spiritual home and flagship for the franchise. Throughout its history, Pacha has been an essential incubator for club culture, launching innovative parties like “Flower Power” and hosting seasonal residencies by some of the most influential figures in electronic music.

The club’s cultural significance lies not just in its popularity but in its role as a tastemaker and trend-setter, shaping the sound and style of nightlife both in Spain and around the world. Notable artists who have performed at Pacha include international superstars such as David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Marco Carola, Solomun, Bob Sinclar, Martin Solveig, Armand Van Helden, and Pete Tong, as well as Spanish and local talent including Paco Osuna, Danny Avila, and DJ Pipi.