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]]>Though Germany may have a reputation for being uptight, Berlin is nothing but. It’s an incredibly gay-friendly city with plenty of gay clubs, restaurants, and bars. Gay and lesbian couples out and about are a common sight, and there’s a thriving gay village to visit and even gay hotels you can stay in.
With a massive gay population, Madrid has often been called a gay capital of Europe. Bonus points if you come during June for one of the best Pride events in the world. The gay neighborhood is called Chueca, and it has tons of queer bars and clubs you can go to.
Known for having the most Grindr users in any city and the oldest lesbian nightclub in the world, London is full of drag bars, gay theatre, LGBT parties, and its own world-renowned gay Pride parade.
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]]>Unsurprisingly, the NYC Pride parade is attended by more than two million people. The festival is held across all five boroughs and every aspect of LGBTQ+ culture is celebrated.
Sao Paolo hosts traditional Pride parades with a unique Brazilian flavor. On average, three million people attend the festival each year and the event is a real calendar highlight.
Amsterdam is known for its liberal attitudes and love of partying. It’s no wonder that Pride is one of the city’s largest annual festivals.
San Francisco has always been ahead of the game when it comes to tolerance and liberal attitudes towards the LGBTQ+ community.
Tel Aviv hosts an edgier, cooler Pride. Cutting edge DJs and crowds of partygoers show up to Hilton Beach to celebrate what makes us unique.
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]]>Though Germany may have a reputation for being uptight, Berlin is nothing but. It’s an incredibly gay-friendly city with plenty of gay clubs, restaurants, and bars. Gay and lesbian couples out and about are a common sight, and there’s a thriving gay village to visit and even gay hotels you can stay in.
With a massive gay population, Madrid has often been called a gay capital of Europe. Bonus points if you come during June for one of the best Pride events in the world. The gay neighborhood is called Chueca, and it has tons of queer bars and clubs you can go to.
Known for having the most Grindr users in any city and the oldest lesbian nightclub in the world, London is full of drag bars, gay theatre, LGBT parties, and its own world-renowned gay Pride parade.
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]]>The post These Are The Biggest Pride Parades in the World appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Unsurprisingly, the NYC Pride parade is attended by more than two million people. The festival is held across all five boroughs and every aspect of LGBTQ+ culture is celebrated.
Sao Paolo hosts traditional Pride parades with a unique Brazilian flavor. On average, three million people attend the festival each year and the event is a real calendar highlight.
Amsterdam is known for its liberal attitudes and love of partying. It’s no wonder that Pride is one of the city’s largest annual festivals.
San Francisco has always been ahead of the game when it comes to tolerance and liberal attitudes towards the LGBTQ+ community.
Tel Aviv hosts an edgier, cooler Pride. Cutting edge DJs and crowds of partygoers show up to Hilton Beach to celebrate what makes us unique.
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