Founded in 2004, GayFest is the annual Gay Pride festival in Bucharest, featuring, art exhibitions, theatrical performances and ground-breaking parties, one of them being the magnificent Gay Parade street party.

Bucharest is said to be one of the world’s best-kept travel secrets. Despite that the Romanian capital is not the most obvious choice for the gay voyager, it does not take more than a fast glance to spot the...

'Paris of the East' celebrates its 15th Gay Pride edition with a wealth of parties and cultural activities.

During the past few years, an interesting and lively gay scene has re-emerged in Hungary. Budapest, known as the “Paris of the East”, has always been regarded as a gay capital by Eastern Europeans. Budapest: a...

With Baltic Pride, Vilnius pursues solidarity and support in fight against discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation.

Shiny happy people do not hold hands. Not in Lithuania. At least not in public. Not even in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius, which currently has hosted more anti-gay demonstration than tolerant ones. Previous Gay...

Voted ‘Best Pride’ on various occasions, the Brighton Pride summer Festival marks a pinnacle in any gay calendar.

Culminating in a spectacular, carnival parade and party in Preston Park, Brighton Pride endorses and celebrates the diversity of the gay community in the city and the contribution they have made to making Brighton and...

Warsaw hosts 2010 edition of Euro Pride despite of presidential orders not to do so.

The international Gay Pride and LGBT Rights celebration known as Europride originates from London, UK. What in 1992 started out as an instant success with thousands and thousands of participators from different...

A myriad of of music, laughter and colorful flags are all standards at the yearly Pride event in Margate.

Imagine lazy summer days lounging in a secluded cove, relaxed bicycle rides along the promenades and bracing cliff-top walks in picturesque surroundings. This is all reality in Margate, which steadily is becoming a...

With the highest percentage population of gay people in the UK, Blackpool is rightfully known as "the Gay capital of the North"

The Blackpool Gay Pride festival features two days of numerous happenings, including dozens of community and market stalls and a swarm of great performers. Known very well in the UK, but still an undiscovered gay gem...

Paris has a large gay and lesbian population, and with one of the most liberal attitudes towards sexuality, not only in France but in Europe, it is no surprise that the city of lights draws eclectic, free-spirited and enthusiastic crowds of spectators and participants each year.

Paris: the magnet for lovers and their affairs. This is where sleepy relationships rekindle, the flames of passion ignite and where that special someone is to be met. The topic of love and romance also seem to be the...

The Loch Ness monster, eerie stone circles and tales of ghostly happenings make Scotland the Land of Legends. However, Scotland is not only famous for myths and fairytales, it is also renowned for its buzzing cities,...

The astonishing Antwerp Pride is known for its multiple party-popping events. This year, the city will throw the biggest White Party ever to have reached European soil.

Re-established in 2008 after an absence of some years, Antwerp Pride is nowadays being promoted as a major cultural event with the aim to showcase the city's marvellous diversity and tolerance. Money off deals at...

For the second time, the capital of Catalonia is getting ready to welcome humongous hoards of party-craving people to one of the most important Gay Prides in the Mediterranean.

In a swirl of vibrant, Catalonian-rooted culture, superlative shopping opportunities and groundbreaking architecture, Barcelona separates itself from the rest of Spanish mainland, making the city a truly fascinating...

With this year’s slogan being “We are Family”, Vienna addresses the fact that the gay community not only beholds people with a strong familiar feeling towards each other due to their sexuality, but also consists of homosexuals, some with a burning desire to obtain the rights to adopt.

Vienna - the city at the crossroads of Eastern and Western Europe - has an authentic atmosphere that is impossible to disregard. In addition to the beauty of Vienna's architecture, art and setting, there is a rich gay...

The capital of Denmark has become a popular destination for gay travellers world-wide and it is easy to understand why. Copenhagen is simply perfect for a cool, cultural and cosmopolitan city-break. Yearly, the city stirs up the gay juices with its amazing Gay Parade.

No city in the north European hemisphere throws a more potent Gay Pride celebration than Copenhagen! With its nice, laid-back and tolerant character, it is no wonder that the Old Danish capital is being referred to as...

Long one of Europe's most gay-welcoming cities, Cologne is the heart of Germany's scenic Rhineland and is the country's fourth-largest city. It is a picturesque, culturally rich, and friendly city that also hosts a...

The self-proclaimed Gay Capital of Europe throws one of the most superb Gay Prides in the history of the city.

The conservative attitude that once ruled in the Belgian Capital has now blossomed into one of the most progressive mind-sets toward gays and their rights. This recently found openness is a true reflection of Brussels...