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GAY Berlin 4 U - A Guide To Berlin Gay Life!
Welcome to Gay Berlin Guide, the ultimate guide to what's happeing in Berlin, Germany. This site aims to bring you the latest information on Berlin gay clubs, bars, restaurants, hotels, apartments, shopping and cruising, together with a round-up of the latest events in gay Berlin.
Browse our comprehensive Image gallery and check out the hottest parties and where the cutest guys in gay Berlin hang out. Whether for Business of a Holiday, we have all the information you need. Use it to plan and book your trip before you arrive.
If you're new to gay Berlin then check out the "About Berlin" section, where you can get an overview of the city and its unique culture, from hottest clubs and trendy cafes, to the stunning Museums and modern German architecture.
There's something foreveryone in Berlin. From intimate gay theatres for the culture vultures; to 5 star restaurants for the food lovers; the sexy Berlin gay clubs, discos and bars for the party animals; and the shops and boutiques for the shopaholics. Everywhere you look there are beautiful people, beautiful buildings and a relaxed Catalan atmosphere that is extremely gay-friendly and welcoming.
Whether you are staring up at the Brandenberg Gate or gazing into the eyes of the blue eyed blonde you just met in Schoneberg, Berlin will make you smile. There is a vast and diverse gay crowd in Berlin, so if beautiful blondes don´t do it for you, the bear of your dreams may be just round the Strasse. Everyone is so incredibly open and friendly making it one of the top gay destinations in Europe. This city truly has something for everybody.
The gay scene in Berlin dates back to the 1920's in the Schöneberg district, where there were dance halls exclusively for men. Berlin has always attracted gay boys and that attraction grew after homosexuality was legalized in 1969.
The main gay areas in Berlin are in the districts of Schöneberg and Kreuzberg (in the Western part of Berlin ) as well as in Prenzlauer Berg. The district of Friedrichshain has recently become the latest area to play host to trendy cafes and gay friendly clubs and restaurants.
Berlin is an expansive city with excellent, though sometimes a bit complicated, public transportation (a legacy from the city's Cold War-era division). One highly enjoyable way to acquaint yourself is to choose a different neighborhood each day, and explore it. If you are looking for a hotel or place to stay, your best location is in the Schöneberg district.
Highlights of the Berlin gay calendar include, the Gay Pride (Christopher Street Day) in June, The Easter Berlin Fetish Weekend, The Folsom Fair in September and The Hustlaball Circuit Festival in October.
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