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If you're looking for a Viking experience in Barcelona to enjoy with friends, coworkers, or to celebrate a special occasion, at The Axe Club we've created an activity where axe throwing is just the beginning.
This experience combines axe throwing, games, competition, and a Viking atmosphere at our venue in Barcelona. Our instructors will teach you how to throw from scratch, and after some practice, you can compete in different challenges to see who has the best aim.
And after the battle, you can continue the fun in our bar area, where you'll find mead, craft beer, and Fritz soft drinks, as well as foosball, darts, Jenga, and board games.
You don't need any prior experience. All you need is a desire to try something different and closed-toe shoes, which are required to participate in the axe-throwing activity.
It's perfect for friends, couples, families, or coworkers looking for a fun outing. And if you'd rather host the event somewhere else, I'll also tell you how we set it up with our portable targets.
A Viking experience isn’t just about putting on a horned helmet (which, by the way, you know is more myth than history) and taking a picture. For me, a real Viking experience is immersing yourself in a setting that lets you step into the role, learning a new skill like axe throwing, working as a team, competing in good spirits, and ending the day with a toast fit for the gods… with mead.
At The Axe Throwing Club, we design the session so that the whole group can participate—from the most competitive members to those who come “just to watch” (spoiler: in the end, everyone gets a turn). Whether you’re here to celebrate a birthday, a bachelor/bachelorette party, an anniversary, or you’re looking for a corporate team-building event with group activities, we’ll tailor the experience to your needs.
The day begins with a themed welcome. I always say that the first minute matters: that’s when the group loosens up, laughs, looks at each other with an “okay, this is going to be great” expression, and starts to get into the spirit of things.
And here comes one of the highlights of the plan: mead. That special touch that turns a fun activity into a truly memorable experience. Mead is part of the ritual: it’s not about drinking “just because,” but about toasting the group, the challenge, and the afternoon you’ll take home with you to talk about for weeks to come.
If you're coming as a company or for a corporate event, we can also set things up so that the welcome serves as an icebreaker: names, teams, battle cries, and a clear goal—to have fun without losing the team spirit.
Before we start throwing, let's cover the important stuff: rules and safety. Yes, it sounds serious, but I'll explain it in a simple and fun way. Because axe throwing is a safe activity when done right: distance, turns, stance, grip, and how to retrieve the axe.
I'll guide you step by step so that everyone—even if it's their first time—feels comfortable. The idea is for you to have fun, improve quickly, and be surprised to find yourself saying, "How did I nail that so easily?"
Plus, the rules help the group run smoothly: fewer hesitations, more throws, and more laughter. And in a Viking experience, that’s practically a must.
Here comes my favorite part: the first few shots. We start with a guided warm-up where we fine-tune our technique and aim. Within a few minutes, you can already see the improvement: first you just graze the bullseye, then you hit it “by a miracle,” and before you know it, you’re already fine-tuning your aim to hit the center.
If you come with friends, it turns into some really good-natured friendly competition. If you come as a couple, there’s a fun “let’s see who wins” element to it. If you come with your family, it’s a unique way to unwind and do something together (and yes, the thrill of driving an axe into the log is universal). And if you come with coworkers… get ready: this is where myths are debunked, legends are born, and you’ll find out who has elite aim.
A Viking experience for groups isn’t just about “doing it and calling it a day.” That’s why we include activities that get the group moving, working together, and staying motivated. I organize it so there’s variety:
In team-building mode, these activities are worth their weight in gold: they strengthen communication, roles are assigned naturally, and the team’s success is celebrated. And best of all, there are no endless speeches—here, you learn by doing and having fun.
Now comes the big moment: the tournament. By this point, you’re feeling confident, you’ve gotten a little fired up (in a good way), and you’re already thinking, “I can win this.”
We set up a format that adapts to the size of the group: a round-robin tournament, a knockout tournament, or a mix of both, so everyone gets their moment in the spotlight. And yes, this is where the impromptu war cries come in, along with the applause when someone nails a perfect throw and the laughter when the axe decides it’s not cooperating today (it happens… and it’s all part of the show).
I make sure the tournament is dynamic and fun, with a good pace, clear scoring, and just the right amount of competition. Because the idea isn't just to "win"—it's to enjoy a complete Viking experience with your friends.
After the tournament comes something the teams love: the awards ceremony. And no, you don't have to be the champion to be recognized. I like to hand out awards with humor and style:
If it's a celebration (birthday, farewell party, anniversary), this part is a great way to wrap up the competitive portion and head into the end of the day on a high note.
And then comes the perfect finale: a toast. Here, the mead takes center stage once again. It’s time to look around and say, “What a great plan we’ve chosen.”
Let’s raise a toast to the team, to the experience, to friendly competition, and to that feeling of having done something different. If you’d like, we’ll wrap things up with a group photo—the perfect keepsake for groups of friends, couples, families, or corporate events.
If you’re coming with your company, it’s easy: we design customized corporate events with clear objectives (team building, communication, motivation) without losing sight of the fun factor. Here’s how I see it: a good team-building event is one that the team truly enjoys… and one they’ll be talking about for days afterward.
We can tailor the timing, tournament format, activities, and “awards” to fit your company culture. And of course, the Viking theme and mead give the event its own unique character.
It doesn't always have to be about “coming to the club.” If you're organizing a fair, a private party, a special celebration, or a corporate event at another location, we can also set up the activity using our portable targets.
This is ideal if you want a powerful attraction at a large event or if you’d rather have the experience come to your venue. To sum it up: we bring the Viking spirit wherever it’s needed, with a well-organized and thought-out setup designed to ensure that the flow of people is comfortable and fun.
If you can picture your group going through this day—welcome, rules, group activities, a tournament, awards, and a toast with mead—then you’ve got it: that’s your plan.
Visit theaxeclub.es and tell us what kind of group you are (friends, couple, family, or company), how many of you are coming, and whether you'd like the experience at the club or with portable targets. I'll make sure you leave with an epic story worth telling.
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