America’s ‘Windy City’ may not be high on the travel itinerary of many from the LGBT+ community given its ‘low key’ gay image, but you’ll be surprised with all that Gay Chicago has to offer. If you’re looking for exclusively gay hotels in Chicago you may be a little disappointed as there are none. However,…
Germany’s second largest city has undergone a huge transformation since its early beginnings as the world’s port city. Hamburg’s gay scene may not be as big as that of Berlin or Cologne but it is alive and kicking. You’ll find plenty of gay hotels in Hamburg though you won’t find any ‘exclusively’ gay hotels here.…
Portland, a former fishing and trading hub in the state of Maine in the United States is one of the most vibrant small cities this side of the globe. Its rich past combined with its seaside location throws up a host of things to do in Portland, Maine. While many of the attractions are quite…
For LGBT travelers, Sitges is the perfect place for a great beach getaway, and it’s easy to see why. In the first place, there are gorgeous beaches all around and sunny weather most days of the year. Just as important is the fact that Sitges is super-open to LGBT people. Indeed, it’s so welcoming that…
‘Beauty on water’ Stockholm is as dynamic and trendy as it is bucolic. The city is famous for this historic, lego-like harbor and glittering Viking treasures. However, Stockholm’s narrow cobblestoned lanes hold more than rich culture; they hold within them open minds. With rainbow flags fluttering throughout the year, Stockholm is quite possibly the most…
Indulgence and decadence are here, there, and everywhere in Las Vegas, a glittering oasis in Nevada’s Mojave Desert. Vegas is aptly named “Sin City” for all the adult vices it promises to fulfill, and then some. Glitzy entertainment shows, fabulous casinos, freely-flowing alcohol, and nonstop party culture are what Vegas is famous for. With so…
The Greek island of Mykonos is one of the most popular gay destinations in the world. An excellent Mediterranean climate, seductive beaches, and gay friendly spaces put Mykonos right up there on the gay travel map. Gay hotels in Mykonos are fairly easy to find. Although there are only two exclusively gay hotels here, there…
Heritage and hedonism exist in equal measure in the Irish capital Dublin. Majestic cathedrals and medieval castles are as important as their traditional pub culture. However, that’s not all that Dublin is known for. Ireland’s ground-breaking gender recognition laws have made Dublin one of Europe’s most gay-friendly destinations. There has been a profusion of gay…
Cleveland, once a major industrial hub with smoke-belching steel mills darkening its skyline, changed considerably. Just 115 miles (185 km) from Toledo, OH, the city became a major American manufacturing center. Many car companies set up their factories here. Today, remnants of this era stand out in the form of warehouses, railroad tracks and vertical…
There are all kinds of travelers and many love to wander around with a camera. Then, others prefer to sit back and enjoy. And, there’s those who see life as a grand adventure. Known as ‘Little London’ in its early days, if you‘re looking for things to do in Colorado Springs, soon you’ll soon discover…
Vermont is one of the most picture-perfect states to visit in the United States. Verdant greens of the rolling hills and farmlands, juxtaposed with the blazing hue of the trees in fall, create an enchanting picture. Add to that the covered bridges, sunlit meadows with grazing animals, and you have your little slice of paradise.…
There are few places on earth like Munich, where high-tech cars and classic Bavarian architecture sit side by side. However, Munich is more than just beer, Oktoberfest, and art. It is also a place where LGBT people are embraced as a part of society. There’s more than one gay neighborhood in Munich and some exclusively…
The seaside Spanish town of Valencia sees tons of LGBTQ travelers heading its way. Lovely beaches, superb Pride celebrations, and a great gay scene make it a fantastic destination. As a result, you’re bound to find a gay hotel in Valencia as accommodation also increased. Today, gay accommodation in Valencia ranges from designer options to fun…
Los Angeles is the stuff of dreams, of Hollywood, rugged surfers and celebrities galore. The movie capital of the world probably sees a larger footfall than any other city in America. Starry-eyed visitors seek out their favorite celebrities and revel in the city’s beautiful setting which is quite unparalleled. However, LA is much more than…
Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is a great place for a Scandinavian gay-cation. Here, LGBT+ people are not just tolerated, there’s plenty of gay friendly hotels in Reykjavik. They’re welcomed and accepted with open arms. So, it’s no surprise that finding gay hotels in Reykjavik is really easy. Consequently, you can choose from a wide…
Sun-kissed Ibiza with its turquoise-blue waters and white-sand beaches is pretty much Spain’s all-time-favorite gay hotspot. Notwithstanding the season, the Spanish island is one of Europe’s most popular beach getaways. About an hour’s flight from Madrid, the island really never sleeps. There are plenty of gay hotels in Ibiza which has accommodation for all kinds…
While LGBT travelers might be hard-pressed to find exclusively gay hotels in Melbourne, Australia, there are hundreds of excellent gay-friendly alternatives. Victoria’s capital city enjoys a worldwide reputation for being warm and welcoming to all, including those who fly the rainbow flag. And that flag sure soars, particularly during the annual queer-tastic Midsumma Festival. Like…
One of the most gay-friendly cities in the world Sao Paulo is located on the gorgeous South American continent. Gay Pride Sao Paulo has been attracting millions of people for over a decade now. The gay Sao Paulo map stretches far and wide, and popular gay neighborhoods like Consolação “Gay Caneca” and Jardins are now…
The gay scene in Berlin might be more dynamic and bigger, but Cologne will give you a warm, fuzzy-something, familiar feeling. Famous as Germany’s ‘other’ gay capital, the city has become a popular tourist destination. It is due to this fact, as well as the city’s cosmopolitan and accepting attitude that there are many gay…
India is known for mysticism, a rich history, and a diverse cultural vibe. Steeped in history, the picturesque city of Jaisalmer in the Indian state of Rajasthan is synonymous with an old-world charm that makes you a time traveler. Just 300 km (16 miles) from Jodhpur, it’s tucked in the heart of the Thar Desert.…
Recife is the capital city of Pernambuco in Northern Brazil. It’s a fast-growing commercial city in the country. Although urban lifestyle is gaining popularity in this city, it still holds onto its cultural roots. Olinda, a historic UNESCO world heritage site, is just 6.3 miles (10.2km) away from Recife. Like its neighbor, Recife is also…
Cosmopolitan Sydney has long been one of the world’s favorite vacation destinations, and its vibrant gay culture makes it an LGBT hotspot too. Indeed, it’s one of Australia’s most gay-friendly cities along with Melbourne and Canberra. A great portion of the action revolves around western Oxford Street, so it’s no surprise that many of the…
Queer inclusiveness is steeped deep into the fabric of Key West, the notorious gay island mecca in South Florida. As a 30% LGBTQ. population, Key West has always attracted gay travelers. The heart of the island’s gay scene is Duval Street, which houses the best gay hotels in Key West as well as its best…
“Lively but not too wild” is how local drag queen Tiefe Kümmernis describes the LGBT scene in Austria’s capital. And, with the abundance of gay accommodation in Vienna, a fun LGBT event, gay bar, nightclub, or sauna is never too far away. Come in early summer. That way, you’ll catch the colorful Vienna Pride and…