Europe J - Z

A large, sprawling city spanning two continents, Gay Istanbul is often at the top of many bucket lists for those who want to experience a …

Gay villages are usually fun and exciting cultural hotspots that are well worth the visit when you are traveling. For LGBT folk, gay villages are …

We already know that uber-cool Stockholm is a progressive and inclusive place all year round – during its annual Pride celebration (the biggest in Scandinavia), …

In its third year, the sparkly day festival Mighty Hoopla in London is fast becoming one of our favourite ways to spend a weekend in …

A grand metropolis of love, business, art, design, and shopping where queer people are embraced as a natural part of society, it’s no wonder Gay …

The sprawling, gritty capital of Poland, Gay Warsaw is a mess of communist concrete, rebuilt historic structures and modern glass and steel. Unlike any other …

A mystical city full of legends, grand architecture, bohemian vibes and 20th-century tragedy, Gay Krakow today might be utterly captivating but is still found in …

The appeal of Gay Brighton is easy to see with one of the UK’s most prominent gay scene, quirky design details, retro flashbacks and trendy, …

Steeped in history, progressive, quirky and knows how to throw one hell of a party, Gay Edinburgh is a rising star on gay travelers radars. …

Bucharest is a completely refreshing capital city filled with delightful culture, ugly communist architecture, plenty of relaxing – and cheap – spas and a burgeoning dining …