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Soirées like Wednesday’s RnB night keep the weeknights new and fresh...
4. Le CUD Bar
When the bars and restaurants start close, the party is far from over in the Marais.
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The best spot is on the tiny heated terrace, offering some of Paris’s most eclectic people-watching on Rue des Lombards, but the seating inside is cozy and inviting if it’s too late to snag a seat outside...
6. La Perle
The Pearl achieves a rare balance between all-day and late-night venue, and has a good gay?
Around the same period you’ll see Pride-related nights across clubs and cultural spaces. It won’t be to everyone’s taste, but the rainbow décor, Dalida soundtrack and easy-going staff are the perfect antidote to the tumult at Spyce just over the road. A bit older, hairier, and stockier, you won’t find these guys hanging out in the trendier, more refined bars.
With themed soirées, drag shows and go-go boys that could have taught Joséphine Baker a few moves, it’s a solid choice for any night on the town. Upstairs, the bar and a foosball table occupy those looking to chat or share a cigarette in the glassed-in smoking room.
For timing, late May through early July is the sweet spot.
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Paris works well for LGBTQ+ travel because you can build a great trip around walkable neighborhoods, late-night culture, and good public transport. Once inside, you almost feel that you’re in Berlin: hyper-styled barmen, classy décor and carefully selected music.
In the morning, it draws early risers; lunchtime is for a business crowd; the afternoon reels in retired locals, and in the evening, screenwriters rub elbows with young dandies, keeping one eye on the mirror and an ear on the electrorock. Though some of the shine has worn off, it’s still loads of fun for guys to bring their girlfriends who want to see gay nightlife à la Carrie Bradshaw...
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You can also enjoy drinks in a laid-back setting.
In short, it's a great way to have a truly good time!
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FreeDj regularly offers workshops and activities that promote social diversity.
For those wondering which cabaret to choose in Paris, Gibus is often mentioned among the best options, combining live performances and a friendly ambiance.
Gibus is a true institution that contributes to the diversity and richness of Parisian nightlife.
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Don't miss the special events and themed parties that are regularly organized.
This watering hole attracts a manlier set of slightly older bikers and leather fans that seems intimidating at first, but if it’s your scene, prepare for a hearty welcome, even if you’re a bit younger with a full head of hair.
Whether you are passionate about music or simply looking for a place to relax, this space will charm you.
A night out with friends at FreeDj is an opportunity to create unforgettable memories while enjoying Parisian culture.
For those who wish to work while enjoying the atmosphere, Parisian cafés offer a perfect balance between comfort and efficiency.
From themed nights to DJ sets, there is something for everyone. The Next/Morning Deviance: After-parties and LGBTQI+ Diversity
Paris is a city renowned for its vibrant nightlife, and The Next/Morning Deviance is a perfect example of this. Head downstairs and the intimate cellar welcomes those looking to hit the dance floor with like-minded gentlemen.
You can admire talented artists while enjoying a friendly atmosphere.
3. Tucked away on a side street in the Marais, its shabby appearance doesn’t instill confidence, but that’s part of the charm. Heaven Paris: Striptease Shows and Lively Gay Club Nights
Paris is a city where diversity and the joy of living meet, especially in the vibrant Marais district.
But the temperature goes up quickly at night...
2. Banana Café
Banana Café, an institution the Les Halles neighbourhood, attracts a younger set of locals, suburban Parisians, and travellers who have strayed from the core gay scene of the Marais.
Expect big-city prices and crowds, but also lots of choice and a generally relaxed vibe in central areas. Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon!