gay travel guide to Paris

These last years saw an impressive number of new and various establishments. A big part of them concentrated around the first four districts, and in particular in the district of the Marais (4-th arr.). It is there that are the majority of bars, restaurants and shops. Paris is a dynamic city. A renowned cultural capital and always at the forefront of current affairs, Paris is never short of ideas. Whether tracing history through numerous exhibitions or discovering talented contemporary artists, you will find all your interests satisfied. Theatre, concerts, shows and festivals will all make your stay a sparkling and truly special one. The quickest way to get to Paris is take the Eurostar. We have lots of fab deals, simply click here, select your dates and voilà!

Gay Paris Events

1st Sat of every month - Rendez-Vous at Queen
It's party time at Queen every first Saturday of the month, when international stars come to the Parisian club for guest nights and themed nights for a predominantly gay crowd.

Every Friday - Butch
You don't have to understand French to get to the beef of Butch - a regular Friday night leather disco at Le Club in Paris.

Every Sunday - Overkitsch
Whether you want to make the most of a great weekend or desperately try to salvage a bad one, Overkitsch at Queen in Paris offers a Sunday night party to round things off with a bang.

Every Tuesday - Disco Queen
Disco night at the Queen is several steps above the average frenzy of cheap cocktails and bad spangly outfits. DJ JF Cortez and Eric Kaufmann play 70's superstar glamour disco pop to a mixed crowd.

Paris Photos

Hotels near the paris gay nightlife

Hotel France Europe Marais 3* in Paris

Jardins de Paris Marais Bastille - 3* in Paris

Inter Hotel du Vieux Saule - 3* in Paris

Pinkpassport tips for Gay Paris

by Stephen Grindrod

My experiences in Paris have usually been long weekends, this has either involved great site seeing, fabulous shopping trips, museums or just painting the town pink in the early hours of the morning.

A climb up the Eiffel tower is a must! Also 'Le Sacré Coeur', with its beautiful view of Paris in the evening is so romantic. Shopping you must go to 'Galeries Lafayette' department store.

In the evening just stay in 'le Marais' area and you will stumble across all the fabulous Gay cafes, restaurants and bars. Later on in the evening your final destination should be Le Queen if you prefer to dance with the gorgeous people, or Le depot for well anything from sleaze to just a boogie.