Bienvenue à paris
Paris is spectacular all year long . Do your tourist stuff at Tour Eiffel, Notre Dame or the Louvre. Meet guys in Le Marais for a drink in one of the gay bars or go find them in one of the clubs for a french kiss . Voulez vous....?
🌈Gay Paris 2025
Gay cruise clubs
The gay bars with a dark touch. You can go for just a beer or cruise a little more.
Gay cruise clubs
Gay saunas
Curious about the local gay sauna? Check here for places, their facilities and best hours to go.
Gay saunas
Where to stay?
Most gay bars are located in the 3rd and 4th arrondissement of Paris map . This area is called Le Marais. This very popular area has also many restaurants and small shops, and the biggest gay saunas are nearby. It's the most popular part of Paris to find a hotel.
Hotel recommendations
ibis Styles Paris République Le Marais
information70+ rooms
ibis Styles
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Paris gay nightlife
Paris gay nightlife is vivid, lively and exciting. The main gay area is called Le Marais. This area is very central and is in the 4th arrondissement. It's situated between Le Louvre museum and Place de la Bastille.
Bars usually open at the beginning of the afternoon or around 5pm and close at two o'clock in the morning. Some can be open until morning by a special license.
Most well-known bars in Le Marais are (lots of tourists), the Raidd Bar (with strippers in a shower) and Cox Bar. After a five minutes walk from Le Marais towards the Centre Pompidou and Les Halles, you'll find another bunch of gay bars, like the Banana Café.
Clubbing
Although Paris is a huge city, there aren't that many gay clubs. On a regular weekend, you'll be able to do some clubhopping via various parties and after-parties throughout the city.
Map gay Paris
Check out the Nighttours gay map for Paris. You can easily locate the gay bars, clubs and saunas online or print the map and bring it with you when you visit Paris.
Paris gay mapParis in pictures
Musée d'Orsay
websiteArt museum with a large collection of works by Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir, Cézanne, Seurat, Sisley, Gauguin, and Van Gogh.
Louvre
websiteThe Louvre is probably the largest and certainly the most visited museum in te world. Their most famous piece of art is the Mona Lisa.
The Eiffel Tower
websiteThe #1 landmark of Paris. To get up the tower book a ticket in advance. The fine dining restaurant is spectacular, but you have to reserve that one months before your visit.
Opéra Garnier
websiteThere are many opera lovers in the LGBTQ scene, but even if you are not, the day time tours around the building are very interesting. This building has many great stories.
Versailles Palace
websiteBeautiful and impressive, but so crowded. However they also offer private tours, then you see parts of the palace that are closed to general public, much more quiet, really interesting experience.
Versailles gardens
These famous gardens feel a lot more quiet than the inside palace, because of its enormous size. 1h15 by train from le Marais in Paris.
