My trip to Helsinki included waterfront saunas, queer history, a sea fortress, underground art, creative cocktails, and a nightclub with room for a seriously big night out. And that really just scratches the surface! Read on for the full overview of my visit to Finland’s capital. Finland is known as an LGBTQ-friendly European destination, and
Pride on the ocean? Yes, please! I joined the inaugural Waves of Pride, an LGBTQ+ experience that brings a group on a cruise rather than fully taking over the ship. Think drag shows, themed parties, new friends, and plenty of Caribbean sunshine – with the regular cruise experience still very much part of the fun.
Prague Pride is more than a single parade through Czechia’s capital city. It’s a week-long celebration that combines music, community, queer culture, fashion, food, history, nightlife and some of Prague’s most memorable landmarks. With over 45,000 people attending the main day (parade & festival) Prague Pride has grown into one of Central Europe’s largest LGBTQ+
For an LGBTQ traveller, Stockholm Pride is the kind of event that shows how a city can turn celebration into an entire destination experience. Scandinavia’s largest Pride festival brings together approximately 50,000 marchers and 500,000 spectators, but the appeal goes well beyond one colourful Saturday parade. Stockholm pairs its Pride celebrations with royal history, queer heritage,
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