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Address: 22, Krystalgade, Vesterbro, Copenhagen
- Design-forward stay in the Latin Quarter.
- Spacious rooms, crisp linens, big windows.
- Lobby bar draws locals; courtyard buzz in summer.
- Gay-friendly base near nightlife; switched-on staff.
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Address: Rådhuspladsen 57 1550 Copenhagen, Denmark
- Historic icon facing City Hall Square.
- Comfy beds, strong showers, bright rooms.
- Lively bar vibe; good breakfast spread.
- LGBTQ-friendly base near the scene.
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Address: H. C. Andersens Boulevard 8 1553 Copenhagen, Denmark
- Design-led stay in the Latin Quarter.
- Calm rooms, big windows, comfy beds.
- Good breakfast; friendly, efficient team.
- Handy base for sights and nightlife.
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Address: Vester Voldgade 89 1552 Copenhagen, Denmark
- Design hotel steps from City Hall.
- Compact rooms; comfy beds; sharp showers.
- Rooftop terrace with wide city views.
- Gay-friendly base near museums and bars.
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Address: Lavendelstræde 17, back building, ground floor, Denmark.
- Men-only leather/fetish club with strict dress codes.
- Theme nights: leather, rubber, uniform.
- Bar to socialize; lockers, showers, clear rules.
- Membership needed; limited guest nights.
- Open: Friday: 9pm-2am Saturday 10pm-3am, Selected Thursdays and Sundays
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Address: Kingosgade 7, kld. (basement), 1623 København V, Denmark
- Dark, basement cruise club near City Hall.
- Cabins, maze, dark room, small sauna.
- Naked Night every Wednesday 20:00.
- Discreet entrance on Kingosgade 7, Vesterbro.
- Open: Sunday to Thursday 12pn-12am Friday & Saturday 12pm-1am
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Address: Kattesundet 18, Copenhagen 1458
- Historic gay pub near City Hall.
- Cosy wood panels, fair-priced drinks.
- Legendary seasonal decorations.
- Lively crowd; steps from Studiestræde.
- Open: Sunday Thursday 12pm–02pm Friday & Saturday 12pm–04am
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Address: Studiestræde 41, Copenhagen
- Bear bar vibe with a friendly crowd.
- Pop and house; chatty early, busy late.
- Fair prices and quick pours.
- Easy stop on the central gay strip.
- Open: Wed–Thu 6pm-2am, Fri–Sat 6pm-5am
Address: Studiestræde 24, Copenhagen
- Theatre-pop bar in Cosy Bar’s old home.
Karaoke, drag, and nightly sing-alongs.
Daily happy hour 16:00–19:00.
Small, lively room on Studiestræde. - Open: Sun–Thu 4pm–2am,Fri–Sat 4pm-5am
Address: Studiestræde 12 1455 Copenhagen, Denmark
- Prison-themed gay bar on Studiestræde.
- Cheeky uniforms and camp decor.
- Cocktails, shots, and simple bar bites.
- Loud, fun, and very central.
- Open: Daily 2pm-2am; Friday, Saturday 2pm till 5am
Address: Studiestræde 33, Copenhagen 1455
- Old-school gay bar on Studiestræde.
- Cosy room, pop tunes, easy vibe.
- Fair prices; fast, friendly service.
- Mixed crowd; great for bar hopping.
- Open: Daily 2pm-3am, Friday, Saturday 2am-5am
Address: Teglgårdstræde 3, Copenhagen 1452
- Classic gay pub on Studiestræde.
- Bear/leather vibe, friendly mix.
- Fair prices; pop and rock tunes.
- Great start or end to a bar hop.
- Open: Daily 6pm–2am
Address: Axeltorv 3, 1609 København V, Denmark.
- Late-night gay dance bar in the centre.
- Pop and house; busy after midnight.
- Fast pours, upbeat team, packed weekends.
- Easy hop from the Studiestræde strip.
- Open: Daily 10pm–6am, Friday, Saturday: 10pm-7am
Address: Rådhuspladsen 77 1550 Copenhagen, Denmark
- LGBTQ hub on Regnbuepladsen with a wide terrace.
- All-day cafe by day; cocktails and DJs at night.
- Good burgers, salads, vegan picks; quick service.
- Prime people-watching near City Hall Square.
- Open: Daily 11am–11pm, Friday, Saturday 11am-2am
Top Gay Neighbourhoods in Copenhagen
Denmark has a reputation for being one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly countries in the world. Same-sex sexual activity was decriminalized in Denmark in 1933, making it one of the first countries in the world to do so. In 1989, Denmark became the first country to legally recognize same-sex registered partnerships. In 2012, Denmark legalized same-sex marriage, allowing same-sex couples to marry and adopt children, just like opposite-sex couples.
Vesterbro | Close to the city centre
- Vesterbro is a trendy and diverse neighborhood that houses many LGBTQ+-friendly bars, cafes, and clubs.
- It’s known for its inclusive atmosphere and is home to the famous “Red Square,” which has several gay-friendly venues.
- Vesterbro and Copenhagen as a whole have been known to host LGBTQ+ events and festivals, including the annual Copenhagen Pride parade.
- During Pride Week, various LGBTQ+-themed events, parties, and activities take place
- Discover the best things to see and do in Vesterbro
Frederiksberg
This area is close to Vesterbro & is known for its elegant atmosphere. It has a few LGBTQ+-friendly bars & cafes.
Tivoli Gardens
City Center
The city center also has a concentration of LGBTQ+ venues, making it a popular area for both locals & visitors.














