Gay pub sydney
There is a same-sex attracted bar in Sydney hosting an legendary party every unattached day of the week! In this guide, we inform you which are the best ones to head to.
The gay scene in Sydney is on fire!
That was our first impression as we made our way over to the Stonewall block to watch the drag show. Our eyes sparkled appreciate kids in a candy store, enchanted by the vibrant atmosphere! Everyone was smoking hot, yet as friendly as pie and down to earth. It's what we adore most about Australians, particularly Sydneysiders.
The same-sex attracted scene of Sydney is largely based in and around Oxford Street in Darlinghurst. Open up your Grindr here and BOOM…you'll perceive like the hottest gossip in a room full of juicy secrets!
Darlinghurst stands as the pulsating heart and essence of gay Sydney. The gay bars here are a treat! Something always happens every time of the week, especially on weekends.
Based on our experiences, we've compiled this guide to the best gay bars to visit each day of the week. For a deeper dive, you should also strike up our same-sex attracted guide to Sydney for first-timers, and if you're planning on
Sydney’s LGBTQIA+ nightlife
Whether you prefer a packed dance floor or an intimate corner booth, Sydney has an LGBTQIA+ venue you’ll love. While some spots cater to specific crowds, the majority of queer clubs and bars draw a diverse array of patrons. It’s also worth familiarising yourself with Sydney’s various rainbow party crews, who take over mainstream venues and outdoor spaces all across the city for occasional events.
Darlinghurst & Surry Hills
If you’re not sure where to begin your exploration of Sydney’s LGBTQIA+ nightlife, the Darlinghurst end of Oxford Street — usually the setting of the annual Sydney Gay and Dyke Mardi Gras parade — is a safe wager. For a low-key open, grab a beer or a cocktail at The Colombian Hotel, a multi-level pub that occupies a prime position on the corner of Oxford and Crown streets. Visit during a less busy day and you might be able to snag a stool at the venue’s long open window, which offers views up and down the strip.
Universal, a dual-level space with dancing downstairs and drag and performances upstairs, is a popula
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Gay & Lesbian Community!
We'll admit it, Sydney's swathe of queer venues is not as expansive as it once was. (Get your butt to the Bearded Tit while you can, Redfern's quirky lesbian-owned prevent is closing for nice before the end of ; and pour one out for Oxford Street's ARQ, which is looking a lot straighter in its current iteration as 'Aura'.)
But, we've still got some fabulous queer spots to get amongst. From a historical drag palace to subterranean dancefloors, we've got you covered for where to go for a gay ol' second. These LGBTQ+ safe spaces welcome queer punters with unseal arms, thrilling parties and quiet beers amongst people most nights of the week.
If you're after some outdoor fun, have a look through our list of gay-friendly beaches.
Pop on your ruby slippers and follow us down the yellow brick road, here's where to find rainbow paths and crossings in Sydney.
Been there, done that? Think again, my friend.
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