Bonn gay guide

Köln or Cologne

Cologne, Germany’s fourth largest city with one million inhabitants, has both the river Rhine and a truly majestic Cathedral as its core attractions.

This haughty, confident and fun-loving urban area has a thriving cultural scene, and is a major hub for media, business and tourism, attracting regular hordes of tourists to the many festivals and events this most liberal of German cities hosts every year.

All this makes Cologne a amazing gay city destination, with much to experience and discover - the city’s extensive gay scene and beyond.

Gay Scene

Cologne in the West of the nation is second only to Berlin in the East in the rankings of German gay city hotspots and takes the title of Germany’s gay gyrate party capital.

The city has a large and well-established gay scene with many bars, clubs and saunas, concentrated in the capital centre. It is also justly famous for its annual gay pride, and Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade, which is one the biggest and most high-profile in all of Europe.

Getting to Cologne

By air

Cologne Bonn Airport (CGN) is just 15 minutes by train (S Bahn lines S13 and S19 costing €) from the urban area centre, and is a

Gay Cologne &#; the optimal gay hotels, bars, clubs &#; more

Cologne is seductive. The fragrance, that is, but also the German city. There’s a lot to do in Germany’s fourth-biggest city that lures LGBTQ+ travelers who can pull themselves away from Berlin’s party scene lengthy enough to explore the rest of the land. Germany actually has a big “gay five” when it comes to cities: Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Cologne. Each has its own distinctive character while being efficiently gorgeous in a way that is unmistakably German. Cologne is like a politer, more mature, albeit smaller version of Berlin—yet one that still has that German naughty side if you dig deep enough… and you don’t really have to dig that deep to find it.

Cologne’s skyline is impressive, especially when viewed from the banks of the River Rhine that runs alongside it. Much of the city was utterly obliterated during World War II, yet somehow its substantial Gothic cathedral, Kölner Dom, survived and has get the most visited attraction in all of Germany. This, along with the twelve Romanesque churches and its old town, stands as a testament to old-school Germany, making for a stark contrast with the rebui

Gay Cologne: The Complete Homosexual Travel Guide. When it comes to gay tour hotspots in Europe, I am a little embarrassed to say that is has taken me up until now to trial, what is often dubbed ‘the gayest city in Germany’, the very lovely and welcoming Cologne.

Like many other gay friendly cities in Germany, I possess only ever heard incredibly positive things about Cologne and the fact that it is also host to one of the largest pride celebrations in Europe further piqued my interest to visit!

I spent 4 nights during October experiencing as much of the city as feasible, from its culinary delights (including one of the best meals I contain had in a while), to its main attractions and of course it’s vibrant and super amiable gay nightlife and wider LGBTQ+ scene.

Allow me to share my gay instruction to Cologne in partnership with Visit Cologne to help you plan your next trip to this city.

Is Cologne Gay Friendly?

To the residents of Cologne this might seem an unusual question to request. In short, the acknowledge is a resounding yes!

Like other popular cities in Germany, you can stop assured that Cologne will welcome you with reveal arms as an Homosexual trav

GAY COLOGNE

ABOUT THE CITY
Cologne has enjoyed both the river Rhine and the majestic Cathedral of St. Peter and Mary as its main attractions. This city has a truly vibrant cultural scene, and is a major hub for media, business and tourism, attracting regular hordes of tourists to the many festivals and events it hosts every year. This is what makes Cologne a great queer destination, with even more to experience and detect far over its extensive gay scene. Cologne is second only to Berlin in the rankings of German gay city hotspots, and takes the title of Germany’s gay party capital. The city has a large and well-established gay scene in the city center. It is also famous for its annual pride and Christopher Street Day (CSD) march, which is one the biggest and most upper profile in all of Europe.

GAILY TOURS in COLOGNE

Get ready for special tours in this amazing metropolis !
Meet our Gay/Lesbian Tour Guide for a private walking tour of Cologne Gay and exposure one of the most perfumed cities in the world.

Cologne • Gay Tour & Eau de Cologne's Secrets

Begin your remarkable three-hour LGBT walking tour of Cologne at the UNESCO World Heritage Cologne Tabby

.