Gay bars, clubs, pubs, places to stay in and at. You will find many gay bars in every large town accross Europe, America and Australia. In most city centers, the gay bars make up the epicenter of the gay scene renowned as the gay village or Soho. The most famous gay bars are Stonewall - established from the Stonewall riots and equality for homosexuals - G.A.Y bar which has become its own brand particularly in London. Use this page to launch you search for the most popular places around - make an informed choice about your time. After all, you only live once !
Situated between the Schuylkill and Delaware rivers, just across from Camden, New Jersey, Philadelphia is the largest city in Pennsylvania and the fifth largest city in the USA. The birthplace of the United States and the nation’s original capital (1790-1800), it was founded in 1682, by the English Quaker, William Penn, who envisioned the colony as a ‘holy experiment’ to create a land of tolerance and religious freedom. Many settlers fleeing persecution flocked to it. Penn named the town after the Greek word for ‘brotherly love’.
Based on the principles of equality and freedom of expression it is now one of the most popular gay and lesbian cities in the US. Famous as the birthplace of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness this city offers not just cobblestone streets and historical landmarks (although it does have lots of both!). Cultural, culinary, artistic and ethnic treasures attract travellers to the city and its surrounding countryside.
Over the past few decades, the City of Brotherly Love has evolved into a place that lives up to its gay-friendly billing. Philadelphia has history on its side: It was the site of some of the nation’s first gay rights pickets at Independence Hall a few years before the landmark 1969 Stonewall Riots, and in 1982 was one of the first cities in the country to pass an anti-gay discrimination law. Today, the city is home to a large and vibrant gay and lesbian community and is very popular with locals and travellers.
At the heart of gay Philadelphia is Center City’s Washington Square West, a neighborhood of handsome town homes and charming, narrow back streets where many gay businesses and much of the night life is located. What’s more, all of Center City is considered gay- and lesbian-friendly, although it’s wise to be safety-conscious if you step out in some of the other neighborhoods.
Deep orange colors, plasma screen TV's with video clips, and remixed songs by pop divas are the backdrop to the fashi...
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The best men’s gay bar around Philadelphia is Woody's Bar & Restaurant. The bar is adorned with all modern facilities...
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Bike Stop is a renowned men’s bar in Philadelphia. The bar has been at this location for a long time and is well visi...
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| Name | Rating | When | Where | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mr. Gay USA 2010 | 13 November 2010 | Philadelphia |
London can be described as the Gay Capital of the World. Undoubtedly, such an accolade is backed by numerous reasons, including the number and variety of Gay bars and clubs in London . The London gay scene is extremely active, with many gay bars and clubs springing up in and around the city. Many celebrity supporters, including Madonna and Elton John, have performed at such venues to popularize these Gay bars.
To experience gay London in full bloom,one needs to head straight to Soho, with every second shop catering to gay clothing, accessory and all bars being gay friendly or just gay! With the homophobic attitudes of old slowly evaporating, the gay scene seems to develping positively. Every year the gay pride parade and festival which is an outpouring of the excitement and colour of this vibrant community. The Gay movement is increasingly popular and it can be picked up by the mushrooming of gay bars in numerous cities, including the famous gay bars of Amsterdam and San Francisco , but also in places like Singapore and Sydney.
