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Gaily Tours & Excursions in Poland: Krakow

• Gaily Tour in KRAKOW with your LGBT Friendly Guide
• LGBT Half & Full Day Gaily Excursion from KRAKOW
• Individual and Small Groups

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GAILY TOURS in KRAKOW

Get ready for special tours in this amazing city ! Meet our Gay/Lesbian Tour Guide for a private walking tour of Krakow Gay and experience one of the  prettiest cities in the world.

Krakow • Gay Tour & Wawel's Secrets

Start this incredible LGBT Friendly walking tour with the city’s medieval gate, and follows the path of the Royal Way – the ancient route by which kings made their progress through the city. During the tour lean more about LGBT life in Krakow, like October 2011 when elections saw Poland elect not only its first openly gay member of Parliament, Robert Biedroń, but also its first openly transgender. This amazing tour will show you the major sites, including the Barbican, the Church of St. Mary’s, the Market Square and many hidden treasures which lie along the way. Admire and reach the Wawel Hill which is the spiritual home of the nation and the culmination of the Royal Way. Enter the Castle and cathedra. Before leaving Wawel there is also the possibility of leaving through the cavernous Dragon’s Den, the home of a swashbuckling legend about a dragon-slaying prince who founded the city of Krakow. Finally, finish your tour in Kazimiers, the Jewish Quarter, where you can find Krakow's Gay and Lesbian bars and clubs. Included: * Gay or Lesbian Friendly Tour Guide for City Tour (3 hours) * Entrance Fee -  Wawel Castle

Krakow by Night • Gay Tour

Enjoy an enlightened Krakow and an amazing walking tour through Krakow's gay & lesbian bars and clubs to live on your skin the magic atmosphere and LGBT scene of the city. Enjoy your included drink (also alcohol free drink available) and own the night ! Included: * Gay or Lesbian Tour Guide for Night Tour (2 hours) * Drink in Gay Bar (1 Drink)

GAILY EXCURSIONS from KRAKOW

Get ready for a special full day Gaily Excursion from Krakow Gay with us !

Auschwitz (from Krakow) Wieliczka (from Krakow) Katowice (from Warsaw)

• Gay or Lesbian Friendly Tour Guide and/or Driver
• Every Entrance Fee or Tasting described in the program

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• Tips, City Taxes and everything not listed under “Included features”

LGBT Hotel Collection

Krakow • Gay Friendly Tour Krakow by Night • Gay Tour

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SHARED EXCURSION since you don't need a private one? No Problem ! You can take part to our amazing shared scheduled excursion in English with LGBT Friendly Tour Guide and share this fantastic experience with other travellers. Contact us at [email protected] for more Info & Prices * The tours are on request and rates are subject to the availability of the providers at the time of booking. Prices are subject to change if travel occur during trade shows, bank holidays or special events and supplements may be applied.

** Please check before booking the closing dates for the selected museums. If included museums are closed, Ignas Tour will refund the amount of that museum or choose an alternative one to visit.

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Guide to Gay Friendly Hotels in Zakopane Poland (2024 Updated)

All up this means the  Polish LGBTQ+ scene is fairly discrete. Warsaw and Kraków are the best places to find bars, clubs and  gay friendly hotels Zakopane, the main ski destination in Poland.

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT)  people in  Poland  face legal challenges not faced by non-LGBT residents. According to  ILGA-Europe ‘s 2020 report, the status of LGBTQ rights in Poland is the worst among  European Union  countries.

Both male and female same-sex sexual activity are legal in Poland.

Zakopane is a resort town in southern Poland, at the base of the Tatras Mountains. It’s a popular departure point for winter sports and summertime mountain climbing and hiking. Kasprowy Wierch and Gubałówka, reachable by cable car and funicular, are nearby ski destinations offering sweeping mountain views . The town is also known for its turn-of-the-20th-century wooden chalets, symbols of Zakopane-style architecture.

 Top attractions to visit in Zakopane

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• Giewont Mountain
• Muzeum Oscypka Zakopane
• Kasprowy Wierch Cable Car
• Strazyska Valley

Day Tours Zakopane

Zakopane Tour with Hot Bath Pools and Hotel Pickup

• From Krakow: Full-Day Zakopane & Tatra Mountains Guided Tour
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1. Radisson Blu Hotel & Residences 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels Zakopane

Set in Zakopane, 400 m from Zakopane Aqua Park, Radisson Blu Hotel & Residences offers accommodation with a restaurant, private parking, a fitness centre and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk, room service and free WiFi. The hotel features an indoor pool, hot tub and an ATM.

The units come with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a kettle, a shower, a hairdryer and a desk. At the hotel every room includes a wardrobe and a private bathroom.

A buffet breakfast is available every morning at Radisson Blu Hotel & Residences.

The accommodation offers a sauna. Guests at Radisson Blu Hotel & Residences will be able to enjoy activities in and around Zakopane, like skiing and cycling.

Spacious room with multiple amenities (hair dryer, cosmetics, coffee maker and kettle, great selection of coffees and teas) and most importantly a balcony with gorgeous view! The hotel is located approximately 10 mins walk away from Krupówki and bus/train station, on a quiet side street.

Breakfast is served from 7:30 am which might be too late for those leaving for a hike, but the hotel has an option to order an earlier to-go breakfast. Good selection of fruit/warm breakfast options, a small corner with local products. Options served can get a bit monotonous after a while.

Spa zone (saunas, hot tub, swimming pool) satisfactory, but can get crowded easily. Great saunas zone with a cold water tub in the middle.

The hotel is stylish, spacious and nicely furnished. They have a pool area which was a great way to escape the heat of the day. We have also really enjoyed the huge variety of food at the breakfast buffet.

The spa and swimming area is spectacular. The rooms are great size and are comfortable.

Recently launched private SPA zone is certainly one of the highlights of this place. The rooms are clean, spacious and nicely furnished. Really comfy!

The location – a plus, yet, I would put a big question mark on the whole of Zakopane. The issues to point out: breakfast – the capacity of the restaurant not adequate to holiday peak (but the service tried to react and resolve as they – a fair effort).

How much does a room costs at Radisson Blu Hotel & Residences  ?

Prices start 124 $/night for Standard Room . The Studio with Kitchenette is  133 $/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.

The perfect getaway for couples who are looking for a private and quiet place, the Studios are designed with a terrace, loggia or balcony, and come with complimentary access to all hotel facilities, including the spa and gym. They come with a fully equipped kitchenette. As it is a long stay apartment the cleaning service is provided every 3rd day.

Where to book online – Radisson Blu Hotel & Residences – Gay Friendly Hotels Zakopane   – you can find the best hotels deals in Zakopane during  Festival of Highland Folklore in Zakopane    which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Zakopane on Booking.com or  Trip.com  or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor .

2. Mercure Kasprowy Zakopane 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Zakopane

Located in the popular Tatra Mountain resort of Zakopane, Mercure Kasprowy offers rooms with satellite TV, a minibar, a refrigerator and an internet connection .

The rooms of the Kasprowy all feature a classic interior design. All have a picturesque view of the area and a private bathroom. Some come with a balcony offering a view of the mountains.

The hotel acts as a ski pass vendor and provides ski storage facilities. They can also play a game of tennis or table tennis.

Mercure Kasprowy Zakopane is a 3 hotel situated on the picturesque Polana Szymoszkowa glade, close to a hot spring pool and a ski slope (open only during ski season). The hotel prides itself on the highest quality services and most beautiful views of the Tatra Mountains.Mercure Zakopane Kasprowy offers 288 rooms.

An excellent highly luxurious hotel ideal for the skier and hiker alike. The amenities, staff, food and service are top class. It has an excellent Spa and restaurant. The hotel has had a full refurbishment over the last few years and is now has a very homely feel to it with carpeted reception area, bar and restaurant. I found the staff very friendly and helpful. The ski hire in the basement is very good and one strolls out to the ski lift about 50 away.

The panoramic view of the town of Zakopane and the  Tatras  from the rooms, restaurants, and sun deck is spectacular. I don’t know how you could beat it. On a clear day, you can just make out the iron cross on top of Giewont  mountain .

The hotel is located outside of the city . You have three options to get into town. The walk is 20 to 30 minutes depending on your destination and the path is well maintained the entire route. We were there in September so the weather was cooperative for a walk. The hotel has a shuttle to several destinations in town . They charge a small fee for the shuttle. I think it should be free, but the hotel disagrees and, well, they charge a fee. A taxi from most locations is about 25 zl. Not being inside the city was fine, I own enough t-shirts and refrigerator magnets. Apparently not everyone does however, as you can’t swing a cat in the city without hitting a souvenir shop.

The interior of the hotel itself is beautiful. The maintenance and cleanliness is top notch. The décor of the hotel uses a snowflake motif. You do not notice this immediately because it is cleverly and artfully incorporated. The attention to detail is impressive. Throughout the hotel, the design of the walls, furniture, the bar, the swimming pool, and even the lattice work of the beams either boldly or subtly find a way to maintain this cohesive theme.

The restaurants and lobby bar have high quality food at reasonable prices. After walking to Morskie Oko, we were desperate to not walk another step. The convenience and attentive service at the hotel was a pleasant alternative to going into Zakopane for a meal.

The hotel is located outside central Zakopane but provides regular transport to the town. The rooms are clean, comfortable, fitted with modern amenities, and a lot of them with a view of the  Tatra   Mountains . The bathrooms are large and clean. Breakfast buffet choice is amazing, dinner menu changes daily. The restaurant serves some amazing dishes. The staff is cheerful, friendly and very helpful.

The rooms are ok. Nice, clean and  comfortable , there’s a balcony, very good tv, fridge, free Internet which usually works very good (this time I couldn’t get it to work on my cell phone though). There is a thing I don’t like about them. That is that the electricity sockets are not next to the  beds , but on another side of the room, next to the table. But perhaps it’s just me that likes to use laptop while resting on  bed .

What I like about the hotel is the breakfast, which costs 60 złoty, but is fully worth it. It’s very varied and plenty. You can choose from a number of juices, cereals, fruit, breads, cheeses, pickles, warm stuff such as scrambled eggs etc. The best thing about the hotel.

How much does a room costs at Mercure Kasprowy Zakopane  ?

Prices start 139 $/night for Deluxe Queen Room . The Deluxe Queen Room with Mountain View is  155 $/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.

This deluxe double room features regional decor elements and has satellite TV, as well as a bathroom with bathrobes and toiletries. It also has a view of the Tatra mountains.

Where to book online – Mercure Kasprowy Zakopane – Gay Friendly Hotels Zakopane   – you can find the best hotels deals in Zakopane during  Festival of Highland Folklore in Zakopane    which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Zakopane on Booking.com or  Trip.com  or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvi s or .

3. Grand Nosalowy Dwór 4* – LGBT Friendly Hotels Zakopane

Grand Nosalowy Dwór is located at the foot of the Nosal Mountain in Zakopane. It features a recreational centre and apartments and rooms with flat-screen cable TVs and free Wi-Fi.

The Nosalowy Dwór’s bright rooms and apartments feature wooden furniture in warm colours, which includes a work desk. All rooms are heated, and have a minibar, refrigerator and safety deposit box.

Guests can get a workout at the Grand Nosalowy’s fitness centre, go for a swim in the indoor swimming pool or play a game of billiards. A sauna and steam bath are also at their disposal.

The guest accommodation also organises a skiing school and offers a ski storage service. The nearest ski lift on the Nosal Mountain is only 140 m away. Wielka Krokiew Ski Jumping Venue is within 1.5 km.

The on-site restaurant, Grand, offers a selection of Polish and worldwide dishes, as well as original dishes prepared by the chef. The Sport Bar Lobby offers drinks and warm beverages. The Panoramika Café features scenic views of the area.

Resort Nosalowy Dwór is situated at the foot of the Nosal mountain in one of the quiet parts of Zakopane. It offers its guests 117 luxurious rooms and apartments as well as the largest Spa & Recreational Centre in the region, a ballroom and a well-equipped Conference Centre with a multipurpose hall with a 500 person capacity.

All this is supplemented by a wide offer of culinary and bonding events.The Hotel benefits from the immediate vicinity of the Nosal Ski Centre with 5 ski lifts. Its picturesque surroundings enable hiking in the summer and skiing during the winter season.

Guests from this hotel have access to the Rezydenja Nosalowy Dwor where we were staying, through the glass air bridge which proves handy especially in winter with the snow outside.

We would come here daily to use facilities and services that the two hotels share.

During my visits I came across professional staff and enjoyed personalized service.

Its inspiring interior creates a feeling of luxury in a relaxing atmosphere.

Guests have unlimited access to the pools, but expect them to be crowded especially during weekends and  high   season  since guests from both hotels share the same area.

With so many visitors the pools seem not to be sufficient, but this could be the reason why next door there is another hotel under construction, the Rezydencja Nosalowy Dwór II which I judge will offer similar facilities not to mention better!

Personally I preferred being out hiking the time I was here, so I cannot comment better on the pools since I never used any of the facilities.

The La Perla SPA, is a popular chain of prestigious beauty clinics offering services and treatments of  high  quality in this hotel. If you happen to be there drop buy and pay a visit. Treatments vary and of course the price, but definitely it pays to have one at least therapy taking advantage of the professional hands of the Spa team.

Up on the first level, the Mare Monti restaurant prides for is Excellent Cuisine. The interior might lack a bit of character but in all, from my own experience as a Food Critic regarding the cuisine I was left speechless with the  high  quality ingredients used, the mouthwatering dishes I tried, the rich buffer variety I came across and the great service.

Highly recommended for year-round holidays.

How much does a room costs at Grand Nosalowy Dwór  ?

Prices start 90 $/night for Deluxe Room . 

Where to book online – Grand Nosalowy Dwór – Gay Friendly Hotels Zakopane   – you can find the best hotels deals in Zakopane during  Festival of Highland Folklore in Zakopane    which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Zakopane on Booking.com or  Trip.com  or Hotelscombined.com and see more reviews on TripAdvi s or .

Sorin is a freelance travel writer. He is an experienced travel writer and traveller. Since 2012 he explored more than 60 countries on 4 continents: Asia, Europe, Africa and North America. Currently is based in Romania after spending the last 7 years in Myanmar.

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Poland is not particularly gay-friendly, and the country's center-right government has recently spoken out against granting homosexuals legal rights or even discussing homosexuality in the public schools. That said, gays and lesbians visiting Poland are not likely to encounter overt discrimination or have trouble booking rooms. There are active gay populations in both Warsaw and Kraków, and several gay-friendly bars and clubs. GayGuide.net (http://warsaw.gayguide.net) publishes a useful list of gay clubs in the capital.

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LGBT Rights In Poland: Everything You Should Know Before You Visit! 🇵🇱

Posted on Last updated: December 3, 2023

Categories LGBTQ+ Rights , Poland

Cecilia Miller is a lesbian love warrior and educator fighting for queer justice and ensuring every shade of the rainbow shines bright & bold!

LGBT rights in Poland have been a topic of growing interest and discussion in recent years, especially with the rise of large pride parades and increased visibility of the LGBTQ community within the country. However, it is essential to recognize that the legal status of LGBTQ individuals in Poland varies, with homosexuality being legal but same-sex marriage not recognized.

For both local residents and tourists, the landscape of LGBT rights in Poland can be quite complex to navigate. As the situation can change rapidly, it is crucial to stay informed on current issues and seek advice from reliable sources before traveling. Even though there have been significant strides in LGBTQ rights, it is always essential to be vigilant and cautious of potential issues that may arise.

Several LGBT advocacy groups, such as Lambda Warsaw and Campaign Against Homophobia , are actively advocating for LGBTQ rights within Poland. Connecting with these organizations and staying informed on their efforts can help ensure that both residents and visitors are knowledgeable about the current state of LGBT rights and can take the necessary steps to protect themselves if necessary.

Remember to always remain cautious and vigilant, as situations can change, and there are always potential risks involved in any country.

History Of LGBT Rights In Poland

LGBT rights in Poland have seen certain progress over the years. Homosexual activity has been legal since 1932, when Poland introduced an equal age of consent for both homosexual and heterosexual individuals at 15. However, it should be noted that the country still ranks low in Europe in terms of equality and non-discrimination for the LGBT community.

In the 21st century, Gay Poland has experienced an increase in LGBT visibility, especially during public events such as pride parades. This visibility, on the one hand, has ignited debates on LGBT rights and promoted awareness. On the other hand, it has also led to a surge in homophobia and pushed certain elements of the government to adopt an aggressively anti-LGBT stance. Despite these setbacks, advocacy groups and individuals continue to work towards greater understanding and acceptance.

As a tourist or local in Poland, it is essential to remain vigilant regarding potential discrimination in various aspects of life, such as employment and housing. To ensure your safety and protect your rights, it’s best to stay informed about the current situation and seek advice from local LGBT advocacy groups or reliable sources.

Regardless of your destination, it is always crucial to remember that situations can change rapidly and that bad actors can be found everywhere. Consequently, it is vital to stay updated and maintain a level of caution throughout your travel, as the information available may not always be up to date.

In summary, while the history of LGBT rights in Poland displays certain advancements, the current environment calls for awareness, caution, and an active engagement with local advocacy groups to promote positive change. As a visitor or local, it is crucial to remain informed, cautious, and supportive of the LGBT community in order to bring about change and ensure greater equality for all.

The LGBT Legal Situation In Poland

Poland has some limited legal recognition for same-sex couples but does not grant them the same rights as heterosexual couples. Cohabiting same-sex couples do enjoy a few benefits, such as the tenancy of a shared household, the right not to testify against their partner, and residency rights under EU law. However, same-sex marriage remains illegal in Poland and is legal in 27 EU countries.

When it comes to the rights of LGBT individuals in everyday life, the situation can vary greatly between urban areas and smaller towns or rural areas. LGBT tourists might face a more welcoming atmosphere in larger cities, but it is essential to remain vigilant and practice caution.

While the legal situation may change in the future, it’s important for both locals and tourists to stay informed about current laws and general attitudes toward the LGBT community in Poland. It’s advisable to seek information from reliable sources, such as LGBT advocacy groups, before traveling to ensure accurate and up-to-date advice.

A few notable LGBT advocacy groups include the Campaign Against Homophobia (KPH) and Lambda Warszawa, which work to promote LGBT rights, provide support services, and raise awareness about the challenges faced by LGBT individuals in Poland.

In terms of personal safety, it’s always a good idea to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings wherever you go. Remember, situations can change rapidly, and there can be bad actors in any country. It’s important to trust your instincts and take steps to protect yourself if necessary, such as staying in well-populated areas and avoiding risky situations.

In conclusion, while the legal situation for LGBT individuals in Poland is not as advanced as in other European countries, progress is being made, and LGBT tourists and locals can enjoy their time in Poland by staying informed, remaining vigilant, and exercising caution.

The LGBT Social Situation In Poland

The social situation for LGBT individuals in Poland has been a topic of concern in recent years. Poland has been ranked as the most homophobic country in the European Union, according to a 2020 survey by ILGA-Europe.

This hostility towards LGBT rights has led to an increasing number of towns declaring themselves “LGBT-free zones.” While the country has seen a growth in equality parades and events in major cities, the overall situation remains concerning for many.

As a traveler to Poland, it’s essential to be aware of these issues and how they might affect your visit. Tourists may be less directly affected by the discrimination faced by local LGBT individuals, but it is still important to remain vigilant and cautious while traveling. Always be informed of the latest information and advice before traveling, as the situation can change rapidly.

For those wanting to stay safe and informed, there are various ways you can protect yourself and show support for the local LGBT community. Make a note of relevant LGBT advocacy groups, such as Lambda Warsaw and KPH (Campaign Against Homophobia). These organizations can provide valuable resources and information regarding LGBT rights and safety in Poland.

Keep in mind that situations can change fast, and the information you have may be out of date. Therefore, it’s crucial to seek current advice before traveling. Remember, there are always bad actors in every country, so staying aware and cautious is key to ensuring a safe and enjoyable trip.

The social situation in Poland may be challenging for LGBT individuals right now, but positive change is possible through continued support and visibility. Travelers can play a role in promoting equality by remaining informed, vigilant, and engaged with the local LGBT community.

Trans Rights In Poland

Poland has seen a surge in political attacks targeting the transgender community in recent years. This puts trans individuals in a particularly vulnerable position, given that they already face limited legal recognition and protection.

For local transgender people, this hostile environment can be disheartening and challenging to navigate. However, Poland’s trans community has managed to find support through various LGBT advocacy groups like Lambda Warszawa and KPH (Campaign Against Homophobia). These groups provide valuable resources, emotional support, and legal assistance.

Tourists who identify as transgender should exercise caution while traveling in Poland. It’s crucial to remain vigilant and understand that situations can change rapidly, and information may be outdated. Always seek current advice before traveling. Keep in mind that bad actors exist in every country, so it’s essential to remain cautious and aware of your surroundings at all times.

In the event of encountering issues related to trans rights, having personal safety measures in place can help protect the individual. Travelers can connect with local LGBT advocacy groups for support, information, and resources to better understand the landscape during their stay in the country.

Remember that conditions can change, and every experience may differ. Stay updated on current events, and connect with support groups whenever necessary to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable time exploring the rich culture and beautiful landscapes Poland has to offer!

The Future For The Queer Community In Poland

The future of LGBT rights in Poland is uncertain, but it’s an exciting time for the movement as local and international advocates work tirelessly to promote equality and acceptance for all.

Poland currently offers limited legal protections for same-sex couples and has seen a rise in anti-LGBT sentiment. This has led to a challenging climate for the local LGBTQ community. For tourists, the situation may vary depending on the location they visit. General advice is to remain cautious and vigilant while traveling, as situations can change quickly, and there’s always the potential for bad actors in any country.

In the face of these challenges, various LGBT advocacy groups have emerged to push for positive changes in Poland. These groups not only raise awareness but also offer guidance and support for both locals and tourists. Engaging with these organizations, either in person or via social media, can provide valuable information on the current state of affairs and any safety precautions to take.

A key factor in the advancement of LGBT rights in Poland is the continued dedication of activists and allies to raising awareness and advocating for change. It’s imperative for both locals and tourists to stay informed, as information can become outdated quickly. Always seek current advice before traveling, and connect with local and international advocacy groups to remain updated on the most recent developments.

The essence of being vigilant is to ensure that one’s safety and security are the top priority at all times. By fostering a sense of personal responsibility and staying informed, individuals can help contribute to a brighter future for LGBT rights in Poland, where everyone can enjoy equality and acceptance, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Protect Yourself While Travelling In Gay Poland

As an LGBT individual visiting or living in Poland, it’s essential to stay vigilant and be aware of the local situation concerning LGBT rights. While both male and female same-sex sexual activity is legal in Poland, public opinion varies, and discrimination still persists. As a tourist, you may find that urban centers like Gay Warsaw or Gay Kraków are more accepting, while smaller towns and rural areas can be less tolerant.

To ensure your safety and enjoyment while visiting Poland, consider taking the following steps:

Stay informed : Be sure to research the current climate regarding LGBT rights in Poland before traveling. Keep in mind that situations can change rapidly, and information may become outdated.

Connect with local LGBT advocacy groups : Get in touch with local organizations, such as Lambda Warszawa and KPH (Campaign Against Homophobia), to stay updated on events and the community’s well-being. They can also provide valuable advice and resources to help protect yourself during your stay.

Choose LGBT-friendly establishments : Opt for accommodations and establishments that advertise as LGBT-friendly, as they are more likely to be accepting and supportive. Websites like ours can be helpful resources for identifying the best spots.

Be cautious with public displays of affection : While it is essential to be true to yourself, it is also crucial to prioritize safety. In less tolerant areas, it might be best to avoid overt displays of affection to prevent any unwanted attention or hostility.

Stay alert and aware : Be mindful of your surroundings and trust your instincts. As with any location, there are bad actors, so remain vigilant in protecting yourself and your belongings.

Remember, the situation concerning LGBT rights can change quickly, so always seek up-to-date advice before traveling. By staying informed, connecting with advocacy groups, and exercising caution when necessary, you can have an enjoyable and safe trip to Poland.

Travel Proud

Etykiety są dobre dla obiektów, a nie ludzi. Dzięki naszemu programowi Travel Proud sprawiamy, że podróże są bardziej inkluzywne dla osób należących do społeczności LGBTQ+.

Ułatwiamy wszystkim odkrywanie świata

Chcemy oferować doświadczenia podróżnicze, z których każdy może w pełni korzystać. Z naszych badań wynika jednak, że ponad połowa osób LGBTQ+ doświadczyła dyskryminacji podczas podróży. Travel Proud to nasz sposób na zmianę tego stanu rzeczy. Nasze bezpłatne szkolenie Proud Hospitality oferuje dostawcom zakwaterowania świeże spojrzenie na wyzwania stojące przed podróżującymi osobami LGBTQ+. Chcemy mieć pewność, że osoby LGBTQ+ mogą liczyć na prawdziwie przyjazny pobyt w jak największej liczbie miejsc. W ten sposób możesz skupić się na czerpaniu pełnej radości z podróżowania bez względu na to, kogo kochasz i jak się identyfikujesz.

Travel Proud jest skupione wokół tych trzech priorytetów

Pomagamy osobom ze społeczności lgbtq+ podróżować z ufnością.

Obiekty mające status Proud Certified są wyróżnione etykietą Travel Proud. Partnerzy tych obiektów zobowiązali się do zapewnienia wszystkim podróżującym większej gościnności, dlatego też kiedy zobaczysz tę etykietę możesz mieć pewność, że rezerwujesz zakwaterowanie, w którym możesz być sobą.

Pomagamy obiektom dzielić się gościnnością ze wszystkimi

Nasze szkolenie Proud Hospitality, opracowane przy współpracy ekspertów ds. inkluzywności z HospitableMe, pomaga partnerom zadbać o to, by objęli swoją gościnnością wszystkich swoich odwiedzających. Obiekty ze statusem Proud Certified mają specjalnego przedstawiciela, który upewnia się, że cały personel w obiekcie zapewnienia przyjazny pobyt podróżującym LGBTQ+.

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Zastanawiasz się, gdzie uczcić święto Dumy w Europie? Te miasta są przyjazne LGBTQ+ przez 365 dni w roku, ale dopiero podczas festiwali Pride pokazują swoje możliwości w pełnej krasie.

Różnorodność, inkluzywność i tolerancja są świętowane w Amsterdamie – a wszystkiego, czego potrzebujesz, dowiesz się z tego kompleksowego przewodnika po festiwalu Pride w stolicy Niderlandów.

W 2023 r. WorldPride odbył się w Sydney. Sprawdź nasz przewodnik po jednym z najbardziej przyjaznych miast dla podróżujących LGBTQ+ nie tylko w Australii, ale i na całym świecie.

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Gay or LGBT tourism: definition, options and main destinations

Gay or homosexual tourism refers to travel exclusively for the LGBT community. It has been gaining strength in recent years in Europe and America thanks to the wide range of cruises, hotels, spas, bars and beaches that exist today. In what follows we show you the gay-friendly destinations most requested.

Below you have an index with all the points that we are going to deal with in this article.

Article Index

• 1. What is LGBT tourism?
• 2. Organized trips for gays
• 3. What are Gay Pride marches?
• 4. Main destinations
• 4.1. Germany
• 4.2. Argentina
• 4.3. Australia
• 4.4. Brazil
• 4.5. Canada
• 4.7. United States
• 4.8. France
• 4.9. Greece
• 4.10. Israel
• 4.11. Netherlands
• 4.12. United Kingdom

What is LGBT tourism?

Gay tourism, LGBT tourism, homosexual tourism or gay-friendly It is defined as a tourist modality aimed at the LGBT community, that is, lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transsexuals. It is especially popular in Europe, Latin America, and some North American countries.

There are organizations around the world whose objective is to promote tourism for gay people. The most important is the International Gay and Lesbian Tourism Association , abbreviated IGLTA by its original name in English: International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association .

The IGLTA is an international network dedicated to connecting gay tourists from all over the world. At the same time, its objective is to promote the acquisition of good practices when choosing LGBT trips, both for tourists and for companies that offer organized trips, tour packages, etc.

In Spain there is AEGAL, based in Madrid , focused on various sectors where there is room for culture gay-friendly , among them, the tourism sector. AEGAL is the association responsible for coordinating and promoting this type of tourism in Madrid 365 days a year.

The gay tourism industry encompasses several possibilities when it comes to traveling, either nationally or internationally, such as:

• Spas, spas and saunas
• Bars and restaurants
• Venues (pubs, nightclubs, etc.)
• Weekend getaways

The tourist offer varies depending on whether you are traveling as a couple or single. There are numerous offers for Singles around the main cities gay-friendly of the world, as well as romantic hotels, with or without Jacuzzi, destined to spend vacations as a couple.

On the other hand, traveling to go to gay pride parade In the main world capitals it is a highly demanded option among this type of public. Madrid, United States, Amsterdam, London , Argentina, Germany and Israel, among others, are the most gay-friendly nowadays.

Organized trips for gays

There are a large number of cruise lines that offer trips especially aimed at the LGTB community. It is another way to see countries and enjoy an all-inclusive trip in style.

A very good option is cruises. He Great Allure of the Seas , the largest in the world, makes routes through the Mediterranean Sea and travels, among other cities, Barcelona , Roma and Naples. The duration of the tour is about 6 days (5 nights). and is reputed to be the largest gay cruise ship in the world.

Atlantis Cruises is another of the most popular companies worldwide. This line makes available to the public LGTB routes through Mexico during Halloween, as well as through Europe or the Caribbean. The options are endless.

On the other hand, the boom in gay tourism in recent years has been largely reflected in various beaches both in Spain and in other countries. There are nudists or suitable for rural tourism gay-friendly around, depending on the area where you are.

A good example of a beach where most of the public belongs to the LGBT community is that of Maspalomas , located in Gran Canaria. Maspalomas, including its magnificent dunes, is one of the main destinations not only in Spain, but in Europe. Playa del Inglés is also one of the most touristic areas for its nightlife.

Puerto Vallarta , a vacation destination located in Mexico, is gradually becoming another of the star places to enjoy the summer in a gay environment. Its excellent climate, beaches and mountains, together with the charm of Mexico, make it an excellent international destination.

When it comes to going out at night, the various cities listed below offer a wide range of gay nightlife. The options are endless: restaurants, bars, nightclubs, pubs ...

All these possibilities can be easily found in cities such as Oslo, Los Angeles, Madrid, Stockholm, Bilbao, Norway y Prague , among others. In Los Angeles, in addition, tourists can enjoy cabarets, jazz, rock, country or blues concerts, and live shows.

There are also the so-called gay bars where a predominantly homosexual clientele congregates. These places have become one of the favorite spots for tourists from all over the world when it comes to meeting other people with the same interests. Other denominations are: gay club , gay pub , gay bowling o gay disco .

Regarding accommodation, gay hotels or hotels gay-friendly They are hotels specially designed to meet the needs of the LGBT sector, but without excluding the heterosexual public.

The philosophy of this type of tourist offer is promote integration of all members of society within an atmosphere of tranquility, respect and coexistence while offering a wide range of services for fun, parties and especially the enjoyment of users.

There are hotels gay-friendly to this day around the world. The hotel chain Axel It has a large number of international establishments.

Also, some of the most famous hotels in Europe are the Hotel Imlauer Wien , in Vienna, the Hotel Arcotel Velvet Berlin or Hotel Beck's Motor Lodge in San Francisco.

Many of these hotels also include a spa pack with massages, a steam and heat sauna, private relaxation boxes, a Jacuzzi, an exclusive cafeteria, etc.

What are Gay Pride marches?

Gay pride marches are held in numerous world capitals to commemorate the International LGBT Pride Day , which takes place every June 28. It is also known as Gay Pride's day Or simply, Gay pride .

The parades and exhibitions that take place during this festival constitute true spectacles in which there are thousands of gay flags waving as a hallmark of this social group.

The most important celebration in Europe is that of Madrid , attended by more than a million people annually, reaching two million in 2009, when the march took place Europride .

Furthermore, the São Paulo LGBT Pride March receives between 2,5-3 million attendees each year. The marches in Toronto, Mexico City or San Francisco, among others, are equally important worldwide.

The relevance of these parades for the gay community makes them a very attractive tourist option, so a very advisable option if you are looking to have fun and meet people is to travel to attend one of them.

Main destinations

The preferred destinations of the LGBT community are usually those places that stand out for their permissive and liberal nature with regard to homosexuals.

Berlin It is also one of the strong points for homosexual tourism. Many neighborhoods in the city concentrate in themselves the gay life of the German capital. These are examples of the most important:

• Friedrichshain
• Prenzlauer Berg

Berlin's nightlife features clubs like the Schwuz or Berghain among many others and in June the Gay Pride day is celebrated, known as CDS (Christopher Street Day).

Neighborhood It is an artistic and fair city, as well as one of the most important economic and communication centers in Europe.

The inhabitants of Colonia are characterized by their cheerful character and their sense of humor, an attitude that is reflected when celebrating events such as the Gay Pride march. Ultimately, the gay scene is part of what this German city has to offer.

In recent years, Argentina has undergone an important change until it has become one of the destinations gay-driendly more attractive to the LGBT community, mainly due to the various official inclusion policies that have recently entered into force.

Buenos Aires, capital of Argentina, is the city where there is more tourist offer for homosexual public. Apart from the celebration of the International LGBT Pride Day, during the month of November there are two other major events: on the one hand, the Gay Pride March and the Tango Queer Festival.

However, the most celebrated event of all is the Gay Harvest Festival in Mendoza , which takes place during the month of March.

In 1978 it took place in Australia the revolution of the gay community, which consisted of a protest parade to protest against the illegality of homosexuality.

The success of this revolution led to the fact that in 1984 this community was stopped being punished and, since then, the Gay Pride parade continues to be celebrated in style in Sydney, where the idea of ​​how proud one should feel to be homosexual prevails openly.

Sydney has two events of special relevance to the gay community:

• Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras : It consists of an annual parade held on Oxford Street between the end of February and the beginning of March and is classified as the largest gay festival in the world.
• Sleaze ball : is a gay and lesbian themed party that takes place during the weekend of Labor Day week.

Gay tourism is very present in São Paulo . The fact of being the largest city in South America means that it has a cosmopolitan spirit and is open to ethnic, cultural and sexual diversity. Next to Rio de Janeiro , São Paulo is one of the main capitals for the LGBT community in Brazil.

The Gay Pride festivals of São Paulo are noted as the most massive in the world and they always have a festive atmosphere of sexual freedom.

There are also a series of gay meeting points, such as Gardens , located in the richest and most sophisticated area of ​​the city. Within this area, the Avenida Paulista and Rua Oscar Freire stand out, where the most expensive and exclusive fashion stores are located.

Rio de Janeiro, for its part, is considered the capital of homosexual tourism in South America. The people of Rio stand out for their unbridled and liberal attitude.

If there is an area par excellence where gay tourism reigns, that is Ipanema , area where most of the beaches, cinemas, theaters, bars, etc. are located. dedicated exclusively to the LGBT community.

Since the law that allows the same-sex union and the adoption of children by gay couples, Canada has become one of the countries in the world with the greatest advances in equality.

En Quebec For example, there is a very popular gay neighborhood: the Village. There you can find numerous nightlife venues and restaurants reserved exclusively for this public, most of them located in the area that ranges from Saint Catherine Street to Lafontaine Park. Quebec has its own gay festival, the Fierte Quebec .

En Montreal another festival with the same characteristics is celebrated, the so-called Divers / Cité , in which three main events take place: the Cultural Festival, community days and an LGBT parade.

In October, the Black & Blue Festival is also held, which attracts tourists from all over the world as it has a program of more than sixty events.

When you think about gay tourism in Spain, without a doubt the first city that comes to mind is its capital: Madrid. It is one of the key capitals of the LGBT community on a global scale and, as such, it is one of the star destinations among gay tourists.

La Gay Pride Party Madrid is the most important in Europe and has twice won the title to Best Gay Event in the World . The quintessential gay neighborhood is Chueca, where you can find bars with a modern and sophisticated style, fashion stores and gourmet restaurants from Spanish cuisine .

Barcelona it is another very important city when it comes to gay tourism. Areas such as the Eixample or Sitges they are, without a doubt, the most attractive points for the gay tourist. Sitges is a municipality that is located 45 km from Barcelona and stands out for its fine sand beaches and calm waters, where the best gay hotels in Spain .

United States

The liberal atmosphere of San Francisco has become notable in recent years, something that, along with the beautiful landscapes that the city offers, has markedly increased its tourist rate.

The LGBT movement was consolidated in this city in the early 70s and, today, it has numerous restaurants, hotels, exclusive pubs and discos for the enjoyment of gay tourists. The heart of the gay scene is Castro Street.

On the other hand, New York It is the American city where gay culture is lived most intensely, as well as in the most natural way. There are neighborhoods like the West Village where there are hotels and plays that are exclusive to this audience, although not exclusive.

However, it is the Greenwhich Village neighborhood where gay pride is most celebrated, mainly due to the riots that took place in Stonewall in 1959, leading to gay liberation.

Paris It has numerous bars and cafes interesting for the LGBT community, such as the intersection of Rue des Archives and Ste-Croix de la Bretonerie, including Rue Vieille du Temple. However, the epicenter is in Le Marais, the city's oldest gay neighborhood.

Popular bars such as the Open Cafe, located on Rue des Archives, or the Raidd Bar, on Rue du Temple, and the SlyBar, where you can find music, international DJs, go-go and theme nights and open 7 days a week .

Similarly, Nice , capital of the Côte d'Azur, is an emblematic place full of establishments gay-friendly distributed among its beaches, museums, historic center, nightlife, etc.

Many are those who refer to the island of Mykonos as a mecca gay-friendly of Europe. The inhabitants of this place are characterized, without a doubt, by their open-mindedness and free of prejudices. Also, Mykonos It has the best paradisiacal beaches of the Aegean Sea.

Ornos, Platis Gialos, Psarou, Paradise and Super Paradise are the five beaches of Mykonos most frequented by gay tourists from around the world.

While the first three tend to be more relaxed, the last two are ideal if you are looking for parties and celebrations in style. Other perfect beaches for the LGBT public are Elia, with almost white sand, Agrari and Lia, among others.

Contrary to what may seem at first glance, Tel Aviv , Israel's second-largest city, is among the best gay destinations in the world.

This city, which was classified by Hollywood star Claire Danes as the most intense in the world , has the most sophisticated night parties in the gay world.

One of the star places for the LGBT community in Tel Aviv is the neighborhood of Nanuchka , which can never be missing in every gay tourist who travels to Tel Aviv, since there you can find places to dine, go out for drinks until the wee hours of the morning and even dance in a strip pole.

Within this neighborhood, the main street is Calle Lilienblum, where bars such as Shesek and even a Catalan bar called La Champa are located.

Netherlands

Amsterdam is a European city famous for its tolerance , which can be observed in many aspects of the social panorama and, specifically, in gay-friendly . Like Mykonos, Paris , Madrid or London , Amsterdam is on the list of the most important LGBT destinations in Europe.

The city center has more than one hundred premises for the homosexual public, including bars, cafes, coffee shops, restaurants, saunas, hotels or even bookstores.

There is also an exclusive tourist office to learn about the tourist offer gay-driendly that can be found around the entire city: the Gay Tourist Information Center As well as Pink point , located next to the Westermarkt gay monument.

United Kingdom

London is the largest European city and one of the busiest in the world by tourists from all social groups.

Although the most common is to visit the most traditional places such as Big Ben, the Tower of London or the British Museum, among others, the truth is that London has one of the most complete neighborhoods in terms of tourism gay-friendly : we talk about Soho .

Soho is a labyrinth of narrow streets and passageways, but there are very popular bars within the LGBT community such as The Edge or Ku Bar , which function as a restaurant during the day and turn into a nightclub when night falls.

The area that encompasses Old Compton Street, Chinatown and Oxford Street is another favorite area for gay tourists, especially in summer when Gay Pride reigns throughout the landscape. In these areas you can also find the lesbian bars most important: the Candy Bar and The Friendly Society.

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Jakie jest tłumaczenie "tourism" po polsku?

"tourism" - polskie tłumaczenie, tourism {rzecz.}.

• volume_up turystyka

tourism officer {rzecz.}

• volume_up agent biura turystycznego

farm tourism {rzecz.}

• volume_up agroturystyka

motorcycle tourism {rzecz.}

• volume_up turystyka motocyklowa

wine tourism {rzecz.}

• volume_up enoturystyka

Tłumaczenia na język polski dostarczane przez Oxford Languages

Tourism noun, tłumaczenia, tourism {rzeczownik}.

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• warning Prośba o sprawdzenie

tourism officer {rzeczownik}

Farm tourism {rzeczownik}, motorcycle tourism {rzeczownik}, wine tourism {rzeczownik}, przykłady użycia, english polish przykłady kontekstowe "tourism" po polsku.

Poniższe tłumaczenia pochodzą z zewnętrznych źródeł i mogą być niedokładne. bab.la nie jest odpowiedzialne za ich brzmienie.

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• volume_up turystyka przygodowa

"to attract tourism" - polskie tłumaczenie

• volume_up aby przyciągnąć turystykę
• volume_up w celu przyciągnięcia turystyki

"tourism attraction" - polskie tłumaczenie

• volume_up atrakcja turystyczna

Synonimy (angielski) dla "tourism":

• touring exhibition
• touring exhibitions
• touring musician
• touring pro
• touring production
• touring productions
• touring schedule
• touring show
• touring the province
• touring version
• tourism accounts for
• tourism agency
• tourism areas
• tourism attraction
• tourism authority
• tourism board
• tourism boom
• tourism brochures
• tourism bureau
• tourism business

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Geography of Tourism in Poland 1400-ERASM28

During the course, students will learn the basic concepts used in the geography of tourism, the geography of Poland, learn about selected tourist attractions (natural and cultural) and the possibilities of using them for the purposes of various forms of tourism.

(in Polish) Czy IRK BWZ?

(in polish) forma studiów, (in polish) język przedmiotu, teaching method, method and criteria of assessment, course content, prerequisits, course coordinators, learning outcomes.

After completing the course, students have a basic knowledge of the geography of Poland, selected tourist attractions of the country, they understand selected problems of tourism development in various regions of Poland, and are able to propose a trip program that takes into account the interests of a selected group of tourists.

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