LGBT travel Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
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About LGBT travel
—Jason Collins On Wikivoyage, "LGBT" is used as a consistent, all-inclusive term. Some individuals and groups add other letters to explicitly include other groups ("Q" for "queer" and "questioning", "I" for "intersex", "A" for "asexual", etc.), but this quickly becomes unwieldy. "Gay" is often understood to refer to homosexual men, but it is sometimes used as an umbrella term, such as in "gay pride parades" or "gay culture", to include all parts of the LGBT community. Some other languages use terminology borrowed from English with slightly different interpretation. Many cultures have domestic concepts for sexual minorities. Many major Western cities have vibrant, world-famous gay districts that are major tourist attractions, and often worth visiting even if you are not gay.
Top Attractions in LGBT travel
Explore the best things to see and do in LGBT travel:
- ★Dublin Pride Festival
- ★Helsinki Pride
- ★Homomonument
- ★Memorial to Homosexuals Persecuted Under Nazism
- ★Mexico City Pride March
- ★Stonewall National Monument and Stonewall Inn
- ★The Turing Mosaic
LGBT travel Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 9 sections including: