Gay places in venice
When we first visited, we were very excited to find a gay lock in Venice and spent a lot of second researching ‘gay bars Venice, Italy’.
For such a trendy and trendy destination, we were surprised to detect a lack of homosexual bars or gay clubs in Venice [no_toc]
In proof, we found that the nightlife scene here is very relaxed, easy going and involves having many Aperols (which we love). Venice is a super romantic city and we found that it was a great option for us visiting as a gay couple.
With that in mind, it’s not so surprising that there isn’t really any gay nightlife in Venice…..or is there..
Gay Bars in Venice
Whilst there is no gay bars on the archipelago of Venice, which is where you will likely remain and explore, there are options nearby.
Nearest gay club or gay bar in Venice?
Venice is an amazing destination and it felt very gay friendly. That might be one of the reasons for there being a lack of gay bars – everyone is welcome everywhere.
This was definitely the case for us and we felt very much at ease to have a affectionate weekend exploring Venice hand in hand.
However, if you are still looking for a gay bar or gay club in
Venice is one of those places that everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime.
It’s a unique set of archipelago islands, with only boats and gondolas for transport and many beautiful bridges connecting what used to be over a hundred individual villages.
Once we had set foot into the city, we immediately fell in love with its charm and felt enjoy we had escaped into some sort of love-related film set.
What’s more, when travelling to Venice, lgbtq+ travellers like ourselves should feel very welcome.
We spent two nights on our ‘gay Venice’ trip and managed to cover plenty of the city whilst still having a relaxing and enjoyable time.
In this guide we have mutual our itinerary of how to spend two days in gay Venice as well as a glance into gay friendly hotels in Venice, the queer scene (is there a gay bar in Venice?), gay rights in Italy and local attitudes.
Is Venice Gay Friendly?
From our exposure, yes, Venice is lgbtq+ friendly. Whilst it may not have a giant gay scene, Venice felt safe, LGBTQ friendly and put us at ease.
We had no issues, or even looks, walking around hand in hand and being openly affectionate. This may be in part, due to the truth it
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Private accommodation with three spacious, well designed rooms and a roof terrace with panoramic views of Venice. Centrally located seal to the Rialto bridge and 15 minutes to walk from Piazza San Marco.
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About Venice and its same-sex attracted life
Venice, the lagoon city on the Adriatic Sea, is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the society. The historic center of Venice is located on more than a hundred islands, between which hand over the famous canals, a total of more than channels with almost bridges.
As a hub for trade between Europe, Asia and Africa, Venice had achieved considerable prosperity in the Middle Ages. The then Republic of Venice was a major economic and political influence and the city was one of the first financial centers in European history.
Venice's islands and palaces, canals and gondolas have inspired painters and musicians for centuries. Today, the city is also a po
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