Want to discover LGBT Paris? Here are the good ideas, good plans and good addresses!
Paris is an iconic destination for LGBTQIA+ communitywith a wide range ofaddresses and festive, cultural and activist events to discover and experience throughout the year. With, as its epicenter, the Marais of course, located straddling the 3rd and 4th arrondissement of the capital, where the heart of the city is located. Parisian LGBT life.
There are just as many Feminist and queer bars with a relaxed atmosphere that clubs LGBT with a wild atmosphere; bookstores specializing in highlightingworks undertaken that shops of queer creators.
For art lovers, the annual fair Paris Ass Book Fair at the Palais de Tokyo highlights queer artists and publishers, offering an alternative to traditional artistic circuits. Without forgetting the traditional Pride March (the Pride !) which, each year, allows the LGBTQIA+ community to meet up and parade freely in the streets of the City of Lights, or even the ever-increasing number of drag shows!
Want to discover the Paris LGBT ? This way the good addresses pour slay in the capital!
LGBT Paris, addresses for slay in the capital:
Looking for a good address in the Marais, from the Hôtel de Ville to rue de Bretagne? That’s good, this emblematic district of Paris still offers great ideas for outings. For the best spots, follow the guide! [Lire la suite]
Are you looking for a good restaurant in the Marais district of Paris? Here are our tested and approved good addresses, from City Hall to Temple. [Lire la suite]
The 3rd arrondissement of Paris, which is also nicknamed Haut-Marais, is a favorite spot for Parisians looking for neighborhood gems. Here, gourmet cafés and gourmet restaurants share the spotlight while souls in search of cultural visits head off to conquer the various art galleries and confidential museums that await us there. The 3rd arrondissement is also a beautiful heritage where historic mansions sit alongside industrial-style buildings echoing the legacy of Gustave Eiffel and his peers. Welcome to the Paris of Parisians! Here are the ideas for outings not to be missed in the area at the moment. [Lire la suite]
Discover the best places to attend unforgettable drag shows in Paris and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of drag queens and drag kings. [Lire la suite]
The 4th arrondissement, which is often nicknamed the Marais, is one of the trendiest spots in the capital! Here, we find ourselves in turn in the historic Jewish quarter, in the stronghold of the LGBTQIA+ communities and in the temple of fashion lovers. We’ll take you on an overview of current ideas for outings and good addresses in this district that is both festive and multicultural! [Lire la suite]
Chéries-chéris, the festival that breaks down borders and celebrates differences, returns from November 15 to 26, 2024 in the MK2 Beaubourg, Quai de Seine and Bibliothèque cinemas, for a 30th edition full of events and discovery of LGBTQIA+ cinema heritage . [Lire la suite]
Addicted to the show “Drag Race France”? Meet the 11 drag queens from season 3, from September 14 to 21 then from December 3 to 7, 2024 at the Folies Bergère, for their wild new show! [Lire la suite]
Eddy de Pretto, Bilal Hassani, Desire, Louïz and Piche await you on the Place de la République in Paris, this Saturday June 29, 2024, on the occasion of the return of the Grand Podium organized as part of the Pride March. [Lire la suite]
The Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Queer, Intersex (LGBTQI+) Pride March, formerly Gay Pride, announces its return this summer to Paris with a 2024 edition scheduled for Saturday June 29. This year, the parade will start from Porte de la Villette to reach Place de la République where the traditional Podium will be held. [Lire la suite]
La Pride des Banlieues takes place this June 22, 2024 at 1 p.m. departing from La Courneuve RER station. This demonstration, in parallel with the Pride March, aims to demand the rights of LGBTQIA+ people in working-class neighborhoods. [Lire la suite]
Discover the Cabaret du Prisme, the new gem of the Parisian queer scene for the 2023-2024 season. On the program? Nine festive evenings combining Drag Shows and committed arts, until June 2024, to support equality thanks to partner associations and a charity raffle. Paris shines in all the colors of the rainbow! See you at the 7th edition this Wednesday, May 8, 2024. [Lire la suite]
After the “14th of Pride” in 2021, the festival of LGBTQIA+ cultures and identities extends to two other districts, from November 9 to 26, 2023. This new edition aims to raise awareness among the general public about the fight against discrimination and honor the culture and diversity of the identities concerned. [Lire la suite]
After its closure at the beginning of 2022, the literary institution of the 11th arrondissement is back, thanks to the determination of feminist activists. More modern, the bookstore now hosts a small café, which you can try since October 13, 2023! [Lire la suite]
Right now :
Sponsored – The Gros Marché de Noël 2024 is set up for several festive and committed weekends in Paris and the surrounding suburbs, from November 23 to December 15. This unique event highlights more than 230 exhibitors, spread across five emblematic locations, to offer Parisians a creative, inclusive and sustainable Christmas experience. [Lire la suite]
The TRANS*GALACTIQUE exhibition awaits you at the Gaîté Lyrique from October 18, 2024 to February 9, 2025. An exhibition that offers you a visual exploration celebrating trans and queer identities and questioning the notions of gender, identity and resistance in a changing world. [Lire la suite]
Thematic tourism in Paris, our ideas for addresses and walks to discover the capital differently
Want to discover cheap Paris, cultural Paris, gourmet Paris, cinema Paris or even LGBT Paris? Discover all the facets of the City of Light by following our recommendations! [Lire la suite]
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