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Gay Copenhagen: Legal Status, Bars and Pride at a Glance
Denmark was the first country to introduce registered partnerships, in 1989. What queer travellers can expect in Copenhagen: the legal picture, the bars around Studiestræde and Copenhagen Pride in August.
Gay Vienna in 3 Days: Scene, History and Coffeehouses
Vienna's queer scene is compact enough to explore over a long weekend: Naschmarkt bars, the Rosa Lila Villa, coffeehouse culture and the Rainbow Parade. A three-day plan with notes on safety and the law.
Gay Ski Weeks: A Ski Holiday Among Queer People
A week of skiing, après-ski and club nights with a queer crowd: how gay ski weeks work, what Arosa and Val Thorens offer, and what to check before you book.
Frequently asked questions about Gay Travel
Gay Travel — queer travel, worldwide
Big city, beach or a festival weekend: gay-travel.net brings together LGBTQ+-friendly destinations worldwide. You will find hotspots with a queer scene, honest tips on gay-friendly hotels, bars, clubs and saunas, and a clear read on how safe each place is.
Plan your city trip around the next Pride, book an LGBT cruise with Atlantis, La Demence or Olivia, or head to circuit, bear and fetish festivals from Mykonos to Gran Canaria and San Francisco. For every destination you will find the best time to visit, scene neighbourhoods, event dates and local connections.
Our travel guide covers country briefings on the legal situation, seasonal tips and practical advice for queer travellers — so you stay safe on the road. Solo, as a couple or in a group: you will find ideas for your next trip and the know-how to plan it.
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