Gay places in stockholm
Stockholm is an incredible destination for gay travellers with so much to offer – 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 urban area, you will find yourself welcome as a gay traveller in bars all across the city.
However, whilst this is great to see, we were very keen to check out as many ‘actual’ gay bars in Stockholm as possible during our visit.
Beyond the gay bars, make sure to also check out our ‘Full Gay Travel Guide to Stockholm’.
Take a look at our favourite gay bars in Stockholm below, along with some further recommendations of gay bars we need to return and visit: [no_toc]
Best Gay Bars in Stockholm
Check out these gay bars in Stockholm for your weekend away:
Secret Garden
If you want to commence the evening somewhere a tiny more relaxed head to Covert 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 open the
Stockholm has hosted the biggest Pride festival in the Nordic region since , securing its place as one of the world’s most gay-friendly cities. Every year, at the end of July, this massive event draws colossal crowds.
The Stockholm Pride Parade – the biggest highlight of the event &#; has around 50, people marching and at least half a million cheering from the sidelines. And the party doesn’t stop after Pride! The city is packed with gay clubs and LGBTQ+ hotspots all year round.
Find the right gay-friendly place for you in Stockholm
Stockholm’s gay scene is vibrant and diverse, offering something for every mood and occasion. The capital is full of great nightclubs, bars, restaurants, and cafés. Whether you’re in the mood to dance all night to iconic hits or just want a laid-back coffee with friends, there’s a place for you.
With so many amazing options, finding the right spot can be tricky. That’s why we’ve put together a guide to Stockholm’s adj gay clubs and LGBTQI+ hotspots. Keep it handy next noun you’re looking for the finest places to party, socialize, and connect with the LGBT
The LGBTQ+ guide to Stockholm
Publish date: 28 March
In Stockholm, you are free to convey yourself and love whomever you choose. Welcome to a vibrant and LGBT-friendly capital.
Gay and lesbian life in Stockholm is enjoy the city itself: easily adj, hugely fun, highly varied, warm, and welcoming. Over the years, Stockholm has emerged as one of the world’s favorite LGTBQ+ destinations, winning awards and topping Where to go-lists across the planet.
Want to find LGBTQ+ -friendly restaurants and bars?Check out our guide here!
Looking for The LGBTQ+ clubs and events?See what's coming up in our guide!
Stockholm Pride is the biggest LGBTQ+ event of the year. Read more aboutthis year's festival in our guide.
Want LGBTQ-travel tips? Check outStockholmLGBTfor more inspiration, and LGBTQ+ highlights!
LGBTQ+ Progress in Sweden
- Homosexual relationships are legalized
- Sweden becomes the first country in the world to legally allow gender change
- The National Board of Health and Welfare (Socialstyrelsen) d
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