A Gay Man's Guide: Gay Travel Germany

Gay Travel Guide Frankfurt

This is considered the country’s business and financial district situated at the heart of Germany with an amazing and impressive skyline that stands against the historic buildings of Frankfurt center. Also, it has the biggest airport in the country, operating flights from all parts of the globe connecting to almost all national airports.

This makes Frankfurt a worldwide hub for the gay community with an energetic, diverse gay scene, drawing the attention of many gays from different parts of the world. The gay pride Frankfurt is considered among the top-most and biggest events within the region. This event is celebrated annually and participated by many gay and lesbian people with a colourful parade.

Frankfurt offers countless things to see or do, and places to visit for gay travellers. Here, you will witness the major historical attractions along the way, and one good example is the very popular Roemberg.

Frankfurt is also a place for enviable museums, and we recommend you to stay at least three days in the city to discover the different highlights. The German Architecture Museum Exhibits from Primordial Hut to Skyscraper, a must-see museum. Palmengarten is a very popular botanical garden wherein guests see flora from a range of climate zone in a park of more than 22 hectares as well as 7,000 square meters of conservatory space.

When it comes to the gay scene, all the happenings take place in the very popular Bermuda Triangle of Schafergasse, Bleichstrasse, and Alte Gasse. If you look like dancing and drinking, check out the CK studio, this is a dedicated gay dance club located in the middle of the city.

Many other themed parties happen on alternate Saturdays. Among the place’s most popular and visited bars is the Central Bisar. It is also worth visiting the Tangerine Bar, wherein you will see the Old Germany with timbered ceilings as well as brick walls. The whole Bermuda Triangle spans three blocks, and you dig almost every gay bar in the area in just one night.

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Gay Travel Guide Cologne

Situated relatively near the Dutch and Belgium border, one of the best cities for gay travellers in Germany is Cologne. This amazing and gay-friendly place is situated in both areas of the River Rhine, one of the biggest rivers in Germany. This city is renowned for Kolsch beer, part of the main metropolitan area of Rhine-Ruhr in Europe. This is the 4th largest city in the country and is a renowned gay destination for the gay community, and therefore an extremely attractive hotspot for gay travellers.

Cologne’s gay life covers a region of two districts with a major gay area in Rudolfplatz, popularly known as the Bermuda Triangle and the Old Town as well. One of the largest and biggest annual gay events in Cologne or perhaps in the whole of Europe is the Gay Pride.

With regards to the gay venture, this city has a lot of things to offer. There are a lot of gay clubs and bars in Cologne to keep guests entertained, and some of the bars are located in Schaafenstrasse. Also, there are dance parties celebrated monthly. Another thing to consider why you need to visit this place is that there are also some gay-friendly saunas and bars, like Exile on the Corner, Iron Cocktail Lounge, Kattewinkel and Ruhrpott.

The city has become a very popular gay destination due to the friendly people and environment, and also, there are a lot of gay-friendly hotels in Cologne.

Christopher Street Day – Gay Parade in Cologne. The gay community shows their pride during the annual gay pride in Cologne, the biggest Gay Pride in Europe.

Gay Travel Guide Dresden

Dresden is a remarkable hometown and the city capital of the Eastern German federal state of Saxony, Dresden is located on the riverbed of Elbe and is also renowned for its remarkable old town city center, which was recently remade after it was demolished in World War II. At this point, the city has standing and character for being an open-minded, creative student city with a small but extremely lively gay community.

One of the most prominent events taking place is the CSD Dresden pride, which highlights local gay, lesbian, queer, trans, and gay travellers. Once a year, we spend a few days in this city, combining a trip to the city. Dresden is indeed a popular city worth being mentioned in this guide and being high on everybody’s gay travel bucket list.

Conclusion A Gay Man’s Guide: Gay Travel Germany

As a whole, Germany is not just a peaceful and thriving country in all of Europe. This is also a perfect and safe destination for gay and lesbian travellers. This is considered one of the most gay-friendly countries in Europe, and in fact, millions of gay travellers enjoy Germany yearly to enjoy gay activities and scenes.