Name: The United Kingdom Gay Events & Hotspots
Uploaded: 2015-11-05T14:45:40+00:00
Description: From London to Manchester, what is there not to love for the average gay living or traveling in the United Kingdom? Throughout England, Wales, Scotland and beyond, gays have flourished in recent years. Bars and clubs are located in strategic locations in major cities, and smaller towns and cities pr

From London to Manchester, what is there not to love for the average gay living or traveling in the United Kingdom? Throughout England, Wales, Scotland and beyond, gays have flourished in recent years. Bars and clubs are located in strategic locations in major cities, and smaller towns and cities provide the opportunity for quick romantic getaways. There is ample opportunity for cruising, and regularly schedule gatherings and activities take place throughout the year. In addition, you will want to make note of the numerous Gay Pride events in order to promote social awareness, and celebrate with others over the recent advances that have been in the area of gay rights throughout the country. Gay travelers will find that they are equally accepted in the neighborhood pub as they are at the local gay club. This is the beauty of the inclusive nature of the United Kingdom. Enjoy!

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London - The second highest percentage of gay people in UK after Brighton, but given the massive size of the city, is not really second to none. Hundreds of clubs with different types of people and nationalities are waiting for you.

Manchester - One of the gay party capitals with a huge amount of gay nightlife. The largest major city gay population outside London. Reportedly largest gay village in Europe.

Brighton - The highest percentage of gay people in Europe, with a lot of style, creativity, and great nightlife. Belfast, has Northern Ireland's biggest lgbtq+ population with a great gay night life including club / bars holding the regions biggest Pride event annually

Edinburgh - The UK's most visited city after London and one of the most tolerant cities in Europe. The second highest major city gay population outside London, after Manchester.

Birmingham Has a large and vibrant gay scene and gay village in the Hurst Street/China Town district of the city.

Newcastle upon Tyne Hosts numerous gay bars & clubs located in the Pink Triangle area of the city centre.

Hebden Bridge, a small town in West Yorkshire, has the highest proportion of lesbians in the UK.

Londonderry (Derry), has Northern Ireland's second biggest lgbtq+ population including lgbtq+ Pride events, bars, clubs, this city is very multicultural this is one of the UK's most multiculturalism cities

Glasgow, Scotland - has a big lgbtq+ population including bars & clubs and is a gay friendly UK destination

Cardiff, Wales - has a an lgbtq+ night life along with Gay pride events yearly

Gay events in the United Kingdom that you might be interested in:

London Pride: One of the largest lgbtq+Q+ events in the UK, London Pride takes place in the capital city every year in June. The event features a parade through the city, as well as parties and cultural events.
Brighton Pride: Another major UK event, Brighton Pride takes place in August in the seaside city of Brighton. The event includes a parade, parties, and live performances.
Manchester Pride: Held in August, Manchester Pride is a four-day festival that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event aims to promote lgbtq+Q+ equality and raise funds for local lgbtq+Q+ charities.
Birmingham Pride: Taking place in May, Birmingham Pride is a two-day event that includes a parade, live music, and entertainment. The event is focused on promoting lgbtq+Q+ rights and raising awareness of lgbtq+Q+ issues.
Liverpool Pride: Held in July, Liverpool Pride is a two-day event that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event aims to celebrate the city's lgbtq+Q+ community and promote equality and diversity.
Reading Pride: Taking place in September, Reading Pride is a one-day event that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event is focused on promoting acceptance and understanding of the lgbtq+Q+ community.
Leeds Pride: Held in August, Leeds Pride is a two-day event that includes a parade, live music, and entertainment. The event aims to promote equality and diversity in the city.
Norwich Pride: Taking place in July, Norwich Pride is a one-day event that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event is focused on promoting acceptance and understanding of the lgbtq+Q+ community in Norwich and the surrounding area.
Oxford Pride: Held in June, Oxford Pride is a one-day event that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event aims to celebrate Oxford's lgbtq+Q+ community and promote equality and diversity.
Sheffield Pride: Taking place in July, Sheffield Pride is a one-day event that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event is focused on promoting acceptance and understanding of the lgbtq+Q+ community in Sheffield and the surrounding area.
Southampton Pride: Held in August, Southampton Pride is a one-day event that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event aims to celebrate Southampton's lgbtq+Q+ community and promote equality and diversity.
Glasgow Pride: Taking place in July, Glasgow Pride is a two-day event that includes a parade, live music, and cultural events. The event is focused on promoting lgbtq+Q+ equality and raising awareness of lgbtq+Q+ issues in Glasgow and the surrounding area.

Gay Hotspots in the United Kingdom that you might be interested in:

Soho, London: Soho has been the center of London's gay scene for many years, and it is home to a number of popular gay bars, nightclubs, and restaurants. Some popular venues in Soho include G-A-Y Bar, The Yard Bar, and Ku Bar.
Vauxhall, London: Vauxhall has become a popular destination for gay men in recent years, and it is known for its large nightclubs and dance parties. Popular venues include Fire, Eagle London, and Union.
Brighton: Brighton is a coastal town located south of London, and it is known for its vibrant lgbtq+Q+ community. The town has a number of gay bars, clubs, and restaurants, and it is home to Brighton Pride, one of the UK's largest lgbtq+Q+ festivals.
Manchester: Manchester has a thriving lgbtq+Q+ community, and the city is home to a number of gay bars and clubs. Some popular venues include G-A-Y Manchester, Cruz 101, and Canal Street.
Birmingham: Birmingham has a growing lgbtq+Q+ scene, with a number of bars and clubs located in the city center. Popular venues include Nightingale Club, The Loft Lounge, and Eden Bar.
Newcastle: Newcastle is home to a number of gay bars and clubs, including Boulevard, Powerhouse, and Switch.
Glasgow: Glasgow has a vibrant lgbtq+Q+ scene, with a number of gay bars and clubs located in the city center. Popular venues include AXM Glasgow, Polo Lounge, and Speakeasy.
Edinburgh: Edinburgh has a growing lgbtq+Q+ community, and the city is home to a number of gay bars and clubs. Popular venues include CC Blooms, Planet Bar, and The Street.
Leeds: Leeds has a thriving lgbtq+Q+ scene, with a number of gay bars and clubs located in the city center. Popular venues include Viaduct Showbar, The New Penny, and Fibre.
Liverpool: Liverpool has a growing lgbtq+Q+ community, and the city is home to a number of gay bars and clubs. Popular venues include Superstar Boudoir, Heaven, and Garlands.
Bristol: Bristol has a vibrant lgbtq+Q+ scene, with a number of gay bars and clubs located in the city center. Popular venues include OMG Bristol, The QueenShilling, and The Phoenix.
Bournemouth: Bournemouth has a growing lgbtq+Q+ community, and the town is home to a number of gay bars and clubs. Popular venues include DYMK, Rubyz, and Xchange.
Cardiff: Cardiff has a thriving lgbtq+Q+ scene, with a number of gay bars and clubs located in the city center. Popular venues include The Kings, Pulse, and Mary's.
Southampton: Southampton has a growing lgbtq+Q+ community, and the town is home to a number of gay bars and clubs. Popular venues include The Edge & Box Bar, The London Hotel, and The Stage Door.
Nottingham: Nottingham has a vibrant lgbtq+Q+ scene, with a number of gay bars and clubs located in the city center. Popular venues include Propaganda, The New Foresters, and The Lord Roberts.
Sheffield: Sheffield has a growing lgbtq+Q+ community, and the city is home to a number of gay bars and clubs. Popular venues include Dempsey's, Queer Junction, and The Washington.