Gay Travel Guide to Chueca – Madrid’s Gay Neighborhood
Chueca is the gay neighborhood of Madrid full of chic cafes, gay hotels, lively bars, raunchy sex clubs and many boutique shops. It’s a must-visit area for any LGBT+ visitor.
5 Must-Read Tips for Traveling Europe by Train
Taking a Euro trip? Read these 5 tips for planning & taking your journey. Pack your bags and get ready to set off on a trip to some of Europe’s best highlights.
The Top 5 Things to Do in Luxembourg City
Planning a trip to Luxembourg? Check out our top 5 things to do in this small European destination.
The Top 10 Things to Do in Rotterdam
With plenty of things to do in Rotterdam, this modern city in The Netherlands has numerous attractions that will make any visit to Holland memorable.
Join the Best Food Tours in Spain with this Ultimate Foodie Bucket List
In Spain, food is an experience meant to be savored. Add these 10 experiences to your foodie bucket list and you’re sure to have the experience of a lifetime.
Is Colmar Europe’s Most Beautiful City?
Hitchhiking, toy museums, Christmas markets, and the Statue of Liberty. How to keep busy in this attractive, architecturally-lavish French town!
Why the Azores are Dubbed Portugal’s ‘Best Kept Secret’
Looking for some insider travel info? There’s more to Europe to be discovered and The Azores are Portugal’s best kept secret.
Explore Queer Nice with These Annual Events
With a population around million, the city of Nice is well known for being one of the most popular gay-friendly destinations in southern France.
Is Italy Becoming the New European Gay Hotspot?
Southern Italy has recently become a European gay hotspot. Find out what this region has to offer including amazing food, landscapes, LGBT tours & gay summer parties.
5 Things We Love About Gay-Friendly Manchester
From gin bars and art galleries to history museums and gay bars galore, Manchester is a great weekend getaway with a character all on its own. Head about 300km north of London and you’ll find the UK’s third largest city, a place that has had a tremendous impact on England’s history. Manchester has always been known as a working-class city ever since the start of the industrial revolution. While it certainly has its fair share of landmarks and sites of interest, the city doesn’t have the grandeur of London to the south nor the famous reputation as a tourist destination.