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The complete guide to gay life in Munich. Discover the best gay bars, clubs, events, and more in Munich, Germany. Learn more on Compact and constantly updated guide to gay venues, parties and events in Munich, Germany. Including gay maps for Munich city center and the Glockenbach district.

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Here’s what’s hot in gay Munich. Most popular gay bars and clubs and gay friendly hotels. GayMapper’s Munich gay guide makes it easy. Welcome, to the beautiful city of Munich, Germany, where the beer flows and the LGBTQIA+ community thrives!. Munich's largest dark room, Camp bar, is located beside Ochsengarten. If you want to go dancing, you should head to lively Club Prosecco, which you'll find on a side street off Müllerstrasse.

There are regular Gay Schlager music parties here, but the venue also draws a crowd for its After-Oktoberfest, Easter and Christmas events. We almost missed the access to the so-called Frauenplatz via the Augustinterstrasse because from the perspective of a pedestrian, both spires of the Cathedral of Our Dear Lady known as Frauenkirche hide so skilfully behind the surrounding buildings. The best experiences in Munich for your trip.

Yes, right, a sunset. The most famous churches are the Gothic parish church of St. In addition, the Wiesn-Wache police officers are on regular patrol. We learned more about the history of the place and about the huge gay sauna in the back of the building, not to forget to mention, their rooftop bar.

Loading Comments Image large view. The view over the stadium, the park, and the roofs of Munich so far away was simply unbelievably impressive! Today Bavaria is a rather conservative Catholic country, but it has not always been like that. But the movie from , Bohemian Rhapsody , should change that as well.

Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Peter , the oldest mentioned parish church in Munich, and of course, the late Gothic St. Spicy smells, the negotiating discussions of the market sellers, and the clinking of beer glasses while toasting in the beer garden — this square has an exceptional atmosphere. Gay Germany Travel Guide According to the Spartacus Gay Travel Index, Germany is ranking among the top 10 LGBT-friendly countries in the world and is known as a very welcoming and gay-friendly country according to the annual Gay Travel Index — and, of course, to our own queer experiences!

What's On Today. Munich's Oktoberfest invites all people to celebrate together - tolerance and diversity are lived at the Wiesn. One of the most popular and the best gay saunas in Germany! At the Wiesn , the City of Munich set an example by hoisting two rainbow flags at the entrance. Munich has another special feature in common with other German cities: the complete destruction of the city center during World War II.

Two men kissing or women holding hands are completely normal there. Inside the church, the cross vault rises above our heads, simply but poignantly. With over half a million participants a new record! The name of this meeting place comes from the former organiser, the owner of the Prosecco Bar. Those who want to relax after sightseeing should try the English Garden, which is even bigger than Central Park in New York.

And there we stood in front of the impressive yet simple facade of the sacred building. Do you like it? Our way continued through the busy pedestrian zone towards the center.