Gay places in stockholm

LGBTQ+ Events & Clubs

Categories: Bars & Nightlife

Publish date: 20 August

Stockholm Pride in July-August is the spotlight of the year. Since its foundation in , it has become one of Stockholm’s largest annual festivals, as well as the biggest Pride celebration in Scandinavia with over 60, attendees each year.

Stockholm also hosts Cinema Gender non-conforming International Film Festival, Sweden's largest queer film festival. It was founded in to broaden the cinema offerings in Sweden beyond the hetero-normative. The festival focuses on films that question, discuss, and see beyond the prevailing norms, and illuminate the stories that otherwise would travel unnoticed.

If you want to stay updated on all the latest LGBTQ+ news and events QX is a great place to start. It's the largest LGBTQ+ media publisher in Scandinavia featuring the QX online GayMap - an event calendar covering LGBTQ+ events in Stockholm. QX also hosts the annual Gaygala Awards, celebrating LGBTQ+ achievements in Sweden.

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Stockholm is an incredible destination for gay travellers with so much to present – it is a very liberal and welcoming city.
As a result, the gay bars in Stockholm (and gay scene) are quite unique.
Given Stockholm is such a progressive municipality, you will find yourself welcome as a male lover traveller in bars all across the city.
However, whilst this is great to see, we were very keen to check out as many ‘actual’ same-sex attracted bars in Stockholm as possible during our visit.
Beyond the gay bars, create sure to also test out our ‘Full Lgbtq+ Travel Guide to Stockholm’.
Take a look at our favourite gay bars in Stockholm below, along with some further recommendations of gay bars we desire to return and visit: [no_toc]
Best Gay Bars in Stockholm
Check out these male lover bars in Stockholm for your weekend away:
Secret Garden
If you want to begin the evening somewhere a little more relaxed chief to Secret Garden.
We really liked this bar, and again it’s one for the weekend.
It has multiple rooms – some for chilling, some for dancing, and if it’s uncover the

Stockholm is one of those rare and beautiful places where you can openly be yourself without a second thought.
We spent 5 days exploring Stockholm and were very interested to find out what gay Stockholm had to offer.
Before arriving, we spoke to our friends and hosts at Stockholm LGBT to find out what we should assume as a lgbtq+ couple in Stockholm.
They had nothing but positive things to say and explained that the LGBT community has been an integrated part of society for such a extended time that it’s practically normalised.
Stockholm is known as the ‘open city’ after all and we found this was definitely the case.
Stockholm thoroughly impressed us so we contain put together this Stockholm Gay Move Guide for you to learn everything you need to know about queer travel in Stockholm! We will test out the leading gay places in Stockholm, gay bars and even notice if there is a gay sauna in Stockholm..
To understand more about how to get to Stockholm, the major attractions, how to get around, the best restaurants, hotels and practical tips take a see at our accomplish guide to Sto

Stockholm Gay Travel Guide
Upcoming Events in Stockholm
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About Stockholm and its gay life
Being older than years, Stockholm today is a modern, technologically-advanced, liberal and ethnically diverse city. Many visitors are impressed by the beauty of the city on the fourteen islands and enjoy the relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Stockholm's many sights include the Old Town (Gamla Stan), the Royal Palace, the much-visited maritime Vasa Museum, Berzelii Park, the Royal Swedish Opera, the Djurgården peninsula and the ABBA Museum.
Sweden is one of the most liberal countries in the world regarding gay rights. It was one of the first countries introducing civil unions and anti-discrimination laws. People in Sweden – and especially in Stockholm – are quite open-minded and many hotels, cafes, restaurants and bars are explicitly LGBT-friendly.
Stockholm is often called the gay capital of Sweden and even of Scandinavia. However, due to the small population in Sweden and Stockholm you shouldn't expect a large gay scene. Stockholm certainly is