Frequently Asked Questions

Cannabis usage has only been legalized in private settings; decriminalization of cannabis does not mean that it can be consumed with impunity. It is acceptable for homeowners to grow up to two cannabis plants inside their properties. However, it remains prohibited in the nation to possess a significant amount of cannabis to sell it.

Cannabis enthusiasts can visit Madrid‘s Cannabis Clubs since they are considered to be private locations and offer the best smoking experiences.

 In Spain, cannabis use in private spaces has been permitted for more than 20 years. It is forbidden to use marijuana in public. If the police catch you using marijuana in public, they will seize it and you could be fined. 

 Yes, working or studying in this club is possible, as it provides designated spaces for that purpose. 

 Yes, members are expected to follow specific rules regarding behavior to ensure a respectful and safe environment for everyone. This includes respecting other members' privacy, consuming cannabis responsibly, and adhering to the club's guidelines on noise levels, cleanliness, and conduct. Any inappropriate or disruptive behavior may result in the suspension or revocation of membership. 

 Yes, you can invite friends who are not members of the club, but they must follow the club's guest policy. Typically, guests need to be accompanied by a member, and they may be required to sign in or follow certain rules during their visit. However, guests will not have access to cannabis products unless they become official members.