Dublin is the capital of Ireland, a popular city destination, and famous for it's hot Irish guys! Check out this basic gay guide to the gay places.
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Dublin is a city with many students and young people. The young LGBTQ crowd doesn't stick to the traditional gay places. But in the weekend they are packed. The night starts early.
Further below this page we list all gay bars, clubs and parties.
Stay in the Temple Bar area. This is the city center. Then all bars, clubs, restaurants and the main sights are on a short walking distance.
Dublin is a very popular weekend destination. Hotel prices are relatively high, as you can see on the graph below.
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loading hotels2-level bar that is a lot of fun, especially when there's an event hosted by Panti herself: one of Ireland's best-known drag queens more...
This is Dublin's first and foremost gay venue. Instantly visible due to its huge purple facade, it offers a great and open atmosphere for everyone who's in for a good night out more...
Euphoria is the biggest gay dance party in Ireland. The party takes place about once or twice a month, depending on the season.
The Boilerhouse is the men only gay sauna of Liverpool. The building consists of five floors consisting of a dry sauna, jacuzzi, steam-rooms, play areas and private rooms more...
We've compiled a list of several highlights on what to see and Dublin and might be of interest to the LGBTQ community.
The gardens were founded in 1795. The Palm House on the photo. dates back to 1862. It's situated 5km from Dublin center but worth the journey.
Long Room Interior Library, Trinity College
National Gallery of Ireland
The Guinness Storehouse is an experience about the history, heart and soul of Ireland’s most iconic beer. Explore the story of Guinness across the seven floors of the iconic building, before taking in the 360 views of Dublin city from Gravity Bar.
IMMA is Ireland's leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern and contemporary art.
Liverpool is a popular city destination. The city has a musical vibe to it, because of its Beatles history. The gay scene is quite large.
220 km from Dublin
The Manchester gay village makes this city a place to return to over and over again. It gets never boring.
270 km from Dublin
After London, Edinburgh is the UK's second most popular tourist destination. Edinburgh is great for a weekend trip, there is a lot to see, nice restaurants and also a busy gay scene in the weekend.
350 km from Dublin
London is one of the gay capitals of Europe. It's great for its nightlife, theaters, and museums.
460 km from Dublin
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