Café 't Mandje
Open since 1927, and listed by I amsterdam among the most welcoming pubs on the scene for locals and visitors alike.
Experiences
61 experiences in 21 cities. Each card is sourced in the city guide.
Open since 1927, and listed by I amsterdam among the most welcoming pubs on the scene for locals and visitors alike.
One of the main bars for the lesbian scene, alongside Bar Buka.
The only drag café in the Netherlands, known for its lip-sync shows.
An inclusive bar and creative space focused on BPOC, trans and queer communities.
The only venue on Patroc's list described as a gay and lesbian bar.
Bar with camp decor and a street terrace, open from late morning.
On the edge of the Gaixample, drag shows, entry about 12 to 15 euros with a drink.
Club open every night from 12.30am, between Eixample and Ciutat Vella.
One of the busiest lesbian and gay bars in the city, right on Kottbusser Tor. Tuesday is FLINTA night.
A Schöneberg institution and a regular meeting point for gay Berliners and international visitors.
Gay and lesbian café-bar open since 2003, the only queer venue on Friedrichshain's main bar street.
Cultural centre for lesbian and feminist women, with a café and evening events.
Weekly parties (Wednesdays from 23:30, free with an Arcigay card), counselling and legal desks, a friendship line.
LGBTQ+ bar on the Danube, a café by day and cocktails at night, with bingo and karaoke on set evenings.
Gay bar open since 2006, in its newer premises near Astoria since 2021. Quiz and karaoke on Thursdays, live piano on Sundays, drag on some Saturdays.
The oldest LGBTI+ bar in Denmark, open since 1917 and openly gay since the 1950s.
The city's only exclusively lesbian bar and club, in Vesterbro.
Copenhagen's largest and busiest LGBT+ club, with a pop soundtrack.
A Frederiksberg café opened in 1922, with a long history as a gay meeting place.
Gay bar and club with drag queens and dedicated Saturday and Sunday nights.
Queer club nights since 2010, at Lost Lane off Grafton Street.
The LGBTQ+ centre's café, open to everyone and an easy first stop on your own.
LGBTQ+ bar and club open since 1994, every night until 3am, with drag at weekends and a Sunday drag cabaret from 8pm.
Long-running gay bar in Príncipe Real.
Bar with a dance floor in Bairro Alto, Thursday to Saturday only.
Gay bar in Bairro Alto, open every evening.
GLBTQ+ club run by ŠKUC, with an anonymous form for reporting bad behaviour at events.
The autonomous centre where the Pride march starts each year.
LGBTIQ+ bar in Chueca aimed at LBT+ women.
One of the city's oldest gay bars, packed during the drag shows.
Drag and DJs, mixed crowd, opens at midnight.
Chueca's LGTBIQ+ bookshop, a good first stop by day.
The Village cabaret has something on most nights, from improv to bingo, and sitting at the bar alone is perfectly normal.
Long-running Village cabaret with shows most nights, improv on Sundays and Full Gisèle on Tuesday evenings.
Inclusive club over three floors since 2002, with two rooms and a rooftop terrace, and a zero-tolerance harassment policy.
Village bar with karaoke and shows; tickets via Lepointdevente.
Naples' queer social bar, run by Antinoo Arcigay. Contact the association for current hours and address.
Library, advice desks, Welcome Day and groups.
The bar of the 1969 uprising, with piano bar on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, karaoke on Fridays and a Sunday drag show. 21+ with physical ID.
A queer bar built by lesbians, as it describes itself.
Neighborhood bar open since 1994, with an events calendar on its site.
LGBTQIA+ venue on Piazza San Francesco di Paola, open in June 2026 and on the Pride route.
Hosted a drag show during Pride week 2026.
Club that hosted the official Pride 2026 party.
Gay club in the Old Town, open to everyone, daily from 21:00 to 06:00.
Meeting space run by Prague Pride, with debates, screenings, groups and a queer library.
The city's best-known queer bar, with drag shows and karaoke on Thursdays.
Downstairs from Kiki, with karaoke on Tuesdays and queer DJ nights.
A queer hangout with live music, karaoke nights and drag shows.
Bar for gay men on the Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline list.
Bar for gay men on the Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline list.
LGBTQ-friendly restaurant.
Church for LGBTQ+ people, on the list of friendly spaces.
Community centre with counselling, support groups, training and exhibitions. Visits by appointment (+372 5551 5817, info@lgbt.ee).
Ni-chome club opened in April 2012, run by the company behind Arch and Alamas Cafe.
Café on Ni-chome's main street, a good first stop before the bars open.
Ni-chome bar run by a local celebrity, with plenty of visitors passing through.
Started in 1991 as a women-only party; now a bar open every day, with karaoke from 9pm Sunday to Thursday.
Russafa bar with a mixed-age crowd.
Bar in the old town.
Bills itself as a gay club, with weekend events.