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Are You Seeking Gay Travel To London?
A memorable trip is there to be savored for gay travel to London. One of the gay capitals of the world, London has the largest gay and lesbian community in Europe.
There is open recognition of gays in London exemplified by annual festivals, hosting of EuroPride in 2006, the first tourist office dedicated to LGBTs and the right to civil partnerships available in the United Kingdom.
Looking for things to do in London
Check out gay magazines and the web for resources on gay entertainment and information pertaining to London. London offers many ways to enjoy the city whether you are straight or gay.
Hotels that are gay friendly
Your gay travel agency will have some places to recommend. This may include those mentioned below:
The Soho Hotel is Soho's first deluxe hotel. It is popular with gays, media darlings and celebs alike. Hazlitt's is a small Soho treasure called one of its best kept secrets. It has priceless period furnishings and is moments away from the gay haunt of Old Compton Street.
The Trafalgar is located near Soho. The Sanderson Street is off Oxford Street and is designed by Ian Schrager and Philippe Starck. The Renaissance Chancery Court Hotel is located minutes from Soho, Covent Garden and Bloomsbury. St. Martin's Lane in the theater district has interactive light displays in every guest room amongst its many appealing features. Apex City of London Hotel will appeal to any design connoisseur. This hotel is so committed to the environment it has a dedicated architect for sustainable design. The Plaza on the River is in the heart of Vauxhall's gay neighborhood. It is steps away from the cultural hub of London's South Bank.
Gay friendly restaurants
London gayborhoods of Soho, Hoxton, Islington and Vauxhall are full of great restaurants. First Out cafe-Bar, Balans Cafe, Bistrotheque, Les Trois Garcons, Steph's, the Alisan and the Providores and Tapa Room are amongst the standouts.
Party places for the gay night out
The city has well over 200 gay and lesbian bars and clubs. Soho is the center of entertainment; with Vauxhall establishing its own distinctive flair. You will need to keep closing hours in mind. Monday to Saturday the establishment hours extend to 11 PM. Some places are open later on Friday and Saturday;and maybe even during weekdays. You might want to inquire further about this feature. On Sundays and religious holidays the closing hours are half an hour earlier than the norm.
The G-A-Y bar, Scala, Shadow Lounge and Heaven (also one of the biggest gay clubs in Europe) are amongst the standouts. The city is dominated by super clubs with small club nights added to the mix. The latter have timings and venues that might change to be aware of. The Sunday experience not to be missed is SLAGS/Chill Out at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern (one of London's founding gay bars).
Notable places to shop
In East London is a rare venue, the Sunday Up Market at the Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, where designers sell directly to the public. Gay's The Word is a book shop worth visiting. Since 1979 it has been the country's most comprehensive lesbian and gay bookstore.
Places to relax
Gyms to exercise off the food and drink absorbed during a busy London visit include:the Paris Gym, the Soho Gyms (which have more than one location) and Oasis. The Nickel, Gentleman's Tonic, The Refinery and The Wholeman Spa are some of the places you can pamper yourself if that is your desire during your sojourn in London. Check your informative sources for other places.
London will be a trip to remember for the discerning gay traveler.
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