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There are etiquette rules in pretty much any social setting, including gay bars. Whether you are a member of the community or an ally, there are a few different things that you need to be aware of. While you might think you are coming off as fun and endearing, you could be coming off as problematic and annoying. 

When you leave the United States, you are exposed to many different cultures, but it can be nerve-wracking as a queer traveler. There are countries around the world where being gay is a punishable crime, up to death or imprisonment. You will not need to worry about that with Buenos Aires or Argentina in general – it is one of the most queer friendly cities we have ever been to.

Before your trip, make sure to stock up on face care and body butters because there are plenty of Latin men that are waiting to give you the most wild ride of your life. 

Over the past few years, you can often hear the phrase that Kyiv is the new Berlin. We have some proof for it.

Every years in Kyiv the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community comes together for a monthlong celebration of love, diversity, acceptance and unashamed self-pride. Although Kyiv is not on the list of top gay-friendly tourist destinations, and there are many times fewer such places here than in Tel Aviv, Berlin or Amsterdam, they still exist. If we do not take into account gay clubs, with which everything is already obvious, we can single out several establishments in which both tasty and “free” equally.

A glory hole is a hole in a wall or piece of fabric, just big enough for someone to slide their member through in order to have anonymous sex, often in a public location. Queer men have dominated glory holes throughout their history to have both anal and oral sex. These glorious holes are not going anywhere any time soon, so we wanted to share everything that you need to know about them. 

Considered the gay capital of the world in the 1920s, Berlin has a long queer history and is still a vibrant hub of LGBTQ+ culture. Berlin was known for its decadence and thriving queer culture during the golden era of the Weimar Republic in the first half of the 20^th century. Now, in many ways, Berlin’s queer scene is still the largest and most vivacious in all of Europe, making it the European LGBTQ+ capital. From gay nightlife to museums to saunas, there is no end to the variety of queer culture present in Berlin.

Athens is one of the oldest cities in the world with a recorded history dating back over 3,000 years. Considered by many to be the birthplace of civilization, the city is full of culture and a treasure trove of archaeological remains.

Today the city is the capital of Greece and is considered one of the most popular and lively places in Southern Europe. Athens is undergoing a significant transformation in terms of rebirth. After years of austerity, graffiti-covered buildings are being turned into art galleries, abandoned garages are being repurposed as cafes, and innovative entrepreneurs are revitalizing the city's restaurant scene.