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✓ Relaciones del mismo sexo legales ✓ Matrimonio igualitario ✓ Eventos del Orgullo ⚖️ Brazil has had same-sex marriage nationwide since 16 May 2013 by order of the National Council of Justice, following a 2011 Supreme Court ruling recognising stable unions. Same-sex couples adopt on equal terms, legal gender change has been available without surgery or diagnosis since 2018, and in 2019 the Supreme Court ruled that homophobia and transphobia are crimes under the racism law. Conversion therapy has been banned by the psychology council since 1999 and gay and bisexual men have donated blood freely since 2020. Same-sex relations have been legal since 1830. The courts have kept moving: in 2023 anti-LGBTQ hate speech was equated with racial insult, in 2025 the domestic violence law was extended to trans women and male same-sex couples. The counterweight is violence. Brazil records more murders of LGBTQ people, especially trans women, than any other country, several hundred a year by activist counts. São Paulo Pride is the largest in the world, and Rio, Salvador, Florianópolis and Recife all have big scenes.

Situación legal LGBTQ+ en Brasil

Según las leyes nacionales vigentes en 2025

91/100
LGBTQ+ Friendly
Legal 60/60 · Ambiente 31/40 · Índice GayOut
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✓ Relaciones del mismo sexo legales
✓ Misma edad de consentimiento
✓ Pareja de hecho / unión
✓ Matrimonio igualitario
✓ Derechos de adopción
✓ Leyes antidiscriminación
✓ Cambio legal de género

Igualdad matrimonial desde 2013 (Tribunal Supremo). La homofobia criminalizada desde 2019. Sin embargo, las personas LGBTQ+ enfrentan una violencia social significativa.

Ciudades LGBTQ+ en Brasil

22 Ciudades
São Paulo
99 Locales

São Paulo

12,300,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Río de Janeiro
78 Locales

Río de Janeiro

6,211,223 habitantes Leer guía →
Curitiba
41 Locales

Curitiba

1,930,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Florianópolis
36 Locales

Florianópolis

500,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Fortaleza
34 Locales

Fortaleza

2,700,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Recife
34 Locales

Recife

1,600,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Porto Alegre
34 Locales

Porto Alegre

1,400,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Goiânia
30 Locales

Goiânia

1,550,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Belo Horizonte
26 Locales

Belo Horizonte

2,500,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Salvador
21 Locales

Salvador

2,900,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Manaos
21 Locales

Manaos

2,100,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Brasilia
17 Locales

Brasilia

3,055,000 habitantes Leer guía →
Campinas
17 Locales

Campinas

1,139,047 habitantes Leer guía →
14 Locales

São Luís

1,037,775 habitantes Leer guía →
14 Locales

João Pessoa

833,932 habitantes Leer guía →
14 Locales

Natal

751,300 habitantes Leer guía →
Itapevi
13 Locales

Itapevi

223,404 habitantes Leer guía →
Mossoró
11 Locales

Mossoró

264,577 habitantes Leer guía →
Bento Gonçalves
11 Locales

Bento Gonçalves

123,151 habitantes Leer guía →
Belém
8 Locales

Belém

1,303,403 habitantes Leer guía →
Serra do Cipó
6 Locales

Serra do Cipó

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Armação dos Búzios
5 Locales

Armação dos Búzios

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Frequently asked questions about LGBTQ+ travel in Brasil

Brazil has strong legal protections and major LGBTQ+ scenes in big cities. São Paulo hosts one of the world's largest Pride parades. Attitudes vary regionally — south and southeastern cities tend to be more progressive than the north and northeast.

Yes — same-sex marriage has been legal in Brazil since May 2013 via Supreme Court ruling, with subsequent court rulings strengthening the right. Joint adoption is fully legal.

Rio de Janeiro (Ipanema beach's Posto 9 is the iconic gay beach; Lapa for nightlife), São Paulo (the Frei Caneca and Rua Augusta areas), and Florianópolis (Praia Mole) all have major gay scenes. Salvador da Bahia's Pelourinho has a smaller but lively scene.

São Paulo Pride (Parada do Orgulho LGBT+ de São Paulo) is the largest Pride in the world, drawing 3-5 million people, held in late May or early June. Rio Pride is in November. Florianópolis, Belo Horizonte and Salvador also hold major Prides.

Yes — many hotels in Rio's Ipanema and Copacabana neighborhoods are explicitly gay-popular. São Paulo's Jardins and Frei Caneca areas have gay-popular boutique hotels. See each city page for specifics.

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