Today many cities can pride themselves of being LGBT-friendly, same sex marriage is legal in many western countries and the presence of a lively and active gay community is considered a sign of a thriving cultural and varied metropolis. But it wasn’t always the case. In the early part of the 20th century Amsterdam represented a beacon of tolerance and freedom in a very repressed and bigoted Europe: the first gay bar opened in 1927.
Great location in Schöneberg for those on a budget.
All rooms & shared rooms include: Own lockable storage, Own Flatscreen-TV ,Bed linen inclusive, Towels inclusive, Shared bathroom, Common kitchen with fridge and microwave, Lounge with TV / DVD, WLAN available for free. WLAN Notebook rental (Info at the reception), Coffee for free.
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The seaside city of Brighton, on the south cost of England is today recognised as one of the LGBT hotspots in the UK. Its Pride is one of the most popular in the country and a recent survey has estimated that between 11 and 13% of the city's residents identify themselves as LGBT. The proximity to London...
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