LGBT London Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
Culture of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in London, United Kingdom
About LGBT London
London hosts a majorPride in Londonevent in June or July each year. The event is more than 50 years old. It is one of several pride events in the city - includingLondon Trans+ PrideandUK Black Pride. EuroPride, a pan-European pride event, began in London in 1992. There is no one LGBT neighbourhood.Bloomsburyhas a rich LGBT history and is home to the UK's oldest LGBT bookshopGay's the Word, which features in the biopicPride(2014).DalstonandSohohave thriving pubs and bars, whileVauxhallhas a busy night-time scene. Some venues may have age restrictions, often 18+. Gaydio, a national LGBT radio station, broadcasts in London and is available on DAB digital radio and online. The monthly flyerGayLondonLifeoffers some knowledge on what is going on. London has been a major LGBT city for many years.
Top Attractions in LGBT London
Explore the best things to see and do in LGBT London:
- ★ABBA Voyage
- ★A Conversation with Oscar Wilde
- ★BFI Flare: London LGBT Film Festival
- ★Bishopsgate Institute
- ★Fetish Week London
- ★First Gay Rights Demonstration plaque, Highbury Fields
- ★Heaven
- ★King's Head Theatre
LGBT London Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 12 sections including: