Copenhagen has long had a welcoming and relaxed attitude towards both gay Danes and tourists. The city’s gay scene is geographically centered in the 'Soho' like area of the old town. During the summer, enjoy life outside at one of the many outdoor cafes.Copenhagen Gay LifeYour introduction to gay Copenhagen:http://www.copenhagen-gay-life.dk/VisitCopenhagen's guide to gay Copenhagen:www.visitcopenhagen.com/gay
Copenhagen Gay Facts> The city’s gay scene of entertainment and fun is located within one square kilometer. > The first gay bar, Centralhjørnet, opened over 80 years ago and is still going strong. > The National Association for Gays and Lesbians (LBL) was founded in Copenhagen in 1948 as the first of its kind.> In 1989 Denmark was the first country in the world to recognize same-sex civil union. > The city boasts its own gay radio station, Radio Rosa. > In 2009, the Danish Parliament passed legislation to allow same-sex couples to adopt. Top 7 gay-friendly cities In 2009, Copenhagen was named among the world's top 7 most gay-friendly destinations by "Hotel & Resort Insider." The other cities on the list are San Francisco, New York, Paris, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Sydney.
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Film FestivalCopenhagen Gay & Lesbian Film Festival - ten days with contemporary gay and lesbian films from all over the world. Oct. 22 - 31, 2010. Get film festival information.SAS Scandinavian AirlinesSAS was the Strategic Partner of the World Outgames in 2009 in Copenhagen. Read the SAS Copenhagen Gay Guide.