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Centre LGBTQI+ de Paris et d Ile-de-France

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63 Rue Beaubourg, 75003 Paris

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www.centrelgbtparis.org

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The Centre LGBTQI+ de Paris et d'Ile-de-France, at 63 rue Beaubourg in the 3rd arrondissement, is the city's main LGBTQI+ community centre. It runs a drop-in welcome and listening service and a library and archive. It also has a small bar-cafe and hosts dozens of member associations covering health, legal advice, sport, culture and social groups. For visitors, it is the most useful first stop for current information on groups, health services and events. It is also an easy place to meet people without going to a bar. The Marais bars are a few minutes' walk south. Opening hours are limited and vary by service, so check the website before going.

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HASSAN TAOULALLOU ago 2026

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Stéphane Venancio jul 2026

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A friend had recommended I check out the library, so I followed her advice. I was with a friend, and we went up to the library. There was a sign on the door saying it was open, but the door was closed to keep the place cool. We went in, and the room was empty except for a man who asked us rather rudely, "What's it for?" So we explained that we wanted to explore the library, and his response was, "Well, it opens at 5 pm." I don't know, write the hours on the door. 💀 The welcome was appalling; I won't be back! Inclusive spaces start with respect and a pleasant, warm welcome. The world is already violent enough without having to deal with the moods of people in the community when visiting an organization... In short, change your tone and learn to express yourself if you want to build community. Afterwards, my friend told me that she had also received a poor welcome during her visit.