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What was the first capitol of Hawaii?
Gaybar
Who are the two women that Johnny Depp dating now?
Mrs GAYBAR And FARTY POOCHOPALA!
How old do you have to be to get into Flamingos GayBar in Bristol?
The legal drinking age in the UK is 18 and most bars require you to be at least that age. Some bars however have upped that age and require you to be 21 to enter. I suggest that if you plan on going that you give them a call to make sure the minimum age before going, that way you won't be disappointed if you're not old enough to get in.
What is the most gay friendly country?
Throughout most of the world GLBT visitors are welcome, but there are some African, Caribbean and Middle Eastern countries where it would be a bad idea, and in some cases dangerous, to express who you are completely. In some countries where homosexuality is legal it doesn't necessarily mean the country is completely tolerant to gays. Even in the United States and Western Europe where, for the most part, homosexuality is legal, gay-bashing sometimes occurs, though tolerance is - slowly - increasing.AREAS TO VISITIf you're not seeking out specifically queer events and activities, but want a hassle-free holiday, consider these destinations:North AmericaCanadaFew countries are more tolerant and gay-friendly than Canada, both in legislation and attitude, including legal same-sex marriage. That being said, not everyone has followed suit with the movement, particularly in rural areas.Toronto - Canada's largest city is widely known for its long-standing social liberalism, multicultural population and very large gay community. Toronto's Church and Wellesley district has become one of the city's main tourist attractions. It is also is also the home of the annual Pride Week Festival, which is host to about 1 million visitors every year. [11]Montreal - North American city with a European flavour, very tolerant and multicultural. The large Gay Village isn't an exclusively gay place anymore, it is a place where everybody goes out to have a good time. There is an annual Pride parade in August.Vancouver - third largest gay community and on the west coast and is not very discriminatory.Winnipeg - no gay district, but had the first North American gay mayor and is very proud of it. Shouldn't have any problems.Edmonton - Is a gay-friendly city with its own Pride Festival.St. John's - has a small gay population but is one of the most tolerant cities in Canada and a great place to vacation also holds gay pride events during the peak tourist times.Hamilton - Hamilton has a growing LGBTQ community with many gay owned and operated businesses. With two gay nightclubs and many friendly businesses and the introduction of a three day Pride Festival celebrating UNITY 2009. Their pride festival has been going for over a decade with this year's being for the full weekend of June 19-21Saint John - Saint John, located where the Bay of Fundy meets the Saint John River, is a vibrant harbour city with several gay and gay friendly businesses, including one gay nightclub. Port City Rainbow Pride hosts a pride festival the 2nd week of August every year.MexicoA traditionally Catholic country, Mexico is getting more gay-friendly all the time. Medium-sized and big cities as well as coastal resorts all have gay bars and sometimes gay discos. Watch out, the extrovert Mexicans are never shy of flirting.Mexico City - This huge city offers a vast array of gay bars and clubs, from stylish and slick to unassuming and friendly, both in the elegant Zona Rosa and elsewhere [12]Acapulco - Apart from the natural beauty of the Quebrada divers, this party place has hectic night clubs, strip joints and friendly bars. Most of your fellow travellers are Mexican.Puerto Vallarta - Commonly considered the most gay-friendly destination in Mexico. The area known as the South Side or Zona Romántica in the southern part of the old city is the epicentre of both gay nightlife and the popular gay beach, which consists largely of the Blue and Green chair restaurant/bar areas with their many palapas along Playa Los Muertos beach.United StatesBy and large the USA is tolerant-to-accepting of LGBT travellers, especially in the larger cities, the Northeast, and the West Coast. Major destinations include:San Francisco - the "gay mecca" of the USA; the Castro is one of the world's most famous gay neighborhoods.New York City - Greenwich Village is the birthplace of the American gay rights movement; Chelsea is a center of gay social life.Chicago - has an annual Pride Parade in the Boystown neighbourhood, which includes some of the city's best clubs and barsFt. Lauderdale - a "Gay HotSpot" in South Florida. The area has a large gay population, gay districts, and tons of gay bars, shops, and restaurants.Minneapolis - Hosts the Twin Cities Pride festival every summer, and has numerous gay bars.West Hollywood - in the heart of the Los Angeles metropolitan areaNew Orleans - Hosts Southern Decadence every Labor Day Weekend and has many gay bars in the historic French Quarter.Philadelphia - the "City of Brotherly Love" and the first destination in the world to create and air a television commercial specifically geared towards LGBT Tourism, with a slogan "Get your history straight and your nightlife gay."Fire Island Pines / Cherry Grove - Two of the seventeen villages located on the Fire Island National Seashore (70 Miles from NYC) that are predominantly gayPalm Springs - a small desert mecca two hours east of Los Angeles - it has amongst the highest proportion of Gays and Lesbians in its population of any American city - also home to the annual White Party at EastertimeProvincetown - at the tip of Cape Cod, "P-Town" has long been famous as a queer getaway; and now that gay marriage is legal in Massachusetts, it's a popular place to tie the knot as wellKey West - the southernmost point of the US is also a famously liberal vacation spot with many options for LGBT travellersMiami Beach - a glitzy and very queer-friendly beach resort that is also home to the annual White PartyOcean Grove, New Jersey Known as Gods Square Mile, The Methodist resort is now a vacation resort and home to a a diverse group of people.Ogunquit, MaineRehoboth Beach - a small beach town on the Delaware coast with a large and active LGBT communityGalveston - a small island city just out side of Houston Texas that has some "Gay Only" hotels and some beaches that are generally queer onlyAsheville - a city in western North Carolina with significant feminist and lesbian/gay communities.San Juan - the 500 year-old island capital of Puerto Rico and "Gay Capital of the Caribbean". San Juan is a definitively Latin American city and Spanish is predominant throughout the island. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory with border-free access from the mainland and direct air links to Canada and Europe. With gay guesthouses, restaurants, beaches and nightlife in the Condado and Santurce areas, San Juan offers the Caribbean's best gay scene.Washington, D.C. - Dupont Circle is gay central in a very gay-friendly town, where you can subvert the national political culture, dancing the night away with gay Republican politicians and their staffers!San Diego, CA - Hillcrest - near downtown, Hillcrest is a vibrant community with the same no attitude relaxed atmosphere that defines San DiegoCentral AmericaCosta RicaSan José (Costa Rica) This is the country's capital and where most of the population in Costa Rica lives. Filled up with bars and discos for gay people, this place will turn you on.Manuel Antonio, Costa Rica's favorite gay vacation spot for locals and tourists. One of the most amazing beach on the Pacific Ocean, declared National Park for its amazing beauty. Many gay-owned, friendly hotels and commerce. Great nightlife and a mini gay nude beach.South AmericaArgentinaBuenos Aires - The Argentine capital is one of the most popular gay travel destination in South America. The city's first five-star gay hotel is currently the only one in Latin America, and the city passed same-sex civil union legislation in 2002.BrazilRio de Janeiro - Latin America´s main gay mecca, has been chosen as the sexiest gay destination in 2010 by TripOut Gay Travel Awards. In 2009 it was elected as the best lesbigay global destination. Has it's famous gay beach. Acceptance of gay behaviour is historical and dates back to the 18th century. During colonial times the first gay ball of the Americas took place in Rio in 1757.Sao Paulo - Home to the largest gay pride festival in the world, with some 3 million participants annually.UruguayMontevideo - The Uruguayan capital had a sexual diversity monument installed in 2005.Middle EastIsraelTel Aviv Israel's Gay capital. Extremely lively and liberal city, with dozens of gay venues, parties and activities. Locals are completely blasé regarding sexual diversity.TurkeyIstanbul - has a considerable gay life and tens of gay bars and clubs mainly around Taksim and Beyoglu districts. In the summer of 2007, local GLBT association Lambda Istanbul organized a big gay & lesbian parade (Pride Istanbul) out in the streets with the legal permission of local authorities.EuropeLikely the most relaxed about gay and lesbian travel and people should have little problems. UK, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland and Belgium are likely the most accepting. Travellers should bear in mind, that - in general - the further east you go, the less tolerant it is. Ibiza, Gran Canaria, Sitges (all in Spain) and Mykonos (Greece) are the hottest gay holiday destinations that Europe has to offer. BelgiumAntwerpBrusselsCroatiaSplitDubrovnikCzech RepublicPragueBrno - Gibon and Philadelphia clubs.DenmarkCopenhagenFinlandHelsinkiFranceLyonMarseille - The fist gaybar in France are create at Marseille it's called "The New CanCan" and it's closed to "Vieux port" (Marseille Downtown). Actually Marseille are not a realy gay summer destination.MontpellierNîmesParis - Over 300 different gay and lesbian venues, concentrated around Le Marais, in the 3rd and 4th arrondissements.Provence - Southern France brings gay travellers a new experience in travelling with the French gay and lesbian community in Provence sharing their love and knowledge of the country.GermanyCologne Pride afterpartyBerlinCologneHamburg - The gay heart of the city is called "St. George" with the famous "Lange Reihe" as the gay street in Hamburg. Also the "Pulverfass" has many gay or gayfriendly locations, e.g. bars, shops, restaurants and clubs. For a more sexual connotation visit the local redlight district "Reeperbahn" and its many junctions, in particular the "Talstraße" which is the other clearly "gay-labeled" street in Hamburg with gay cinemas, bars and clubsGreeceAthensMykonosLesvosHungaryBudapest - Thermal bath and spa capital of Central Europe with a lively gay scene.IrelandDublinItalyBologna - Widely recognised as the 'gay capital' of Italy.MilanRomeNetherlandsAmsterdam is also known as the gay capital of Europe, but will probably greatly disappoint one's expectation. Many clubs have special gay nights every week. A certain area known as Reguliersdwarsstraat, though quite modest in size, is full of cafés where gay people are more common than heterosexuals. Every summer there is the Gay Pride Parade, taking place in the canals in the city centre.NorwayOsloPolandWarsawCracowWroclawPoznanLodzPortugalLisbonSpainBarcelonaIbizaGran CanariaMadridPalma de MallorcaSitgesTorremolinosSwedenStockholmSwitzerlandBernZürichTurkeyIstanbul - has a considerable gay life and tens of gay bars and clubs mainly around Taksim and Beyoglu districts. In the summer of 2007, local GLBT association Lambda Istanbul organized a big gay & lesbian parade (Pride Istanbul) out in the streets with the legal permission of local authorities.United KingdomThe Big 3 widely known as Brighton, London and Manchester.London- The second highest percentage of gay people in UK after Brighton.Edinburgh - One of the most tolerant cities in Europe. The second highest major city gay population outside London, after Manchester.Birmingham Has a large and vibrant gay scene and gay village in the Hurst Street/China Town district of the city.SheffieldManchester - One of the gay party capitals with a huge amount of gay nightlife. The largest major city gay population outside London. Reportedly largest gay village in Europe.Brighton - The highest percentage of gay people in Europe, with a lot of style, creativity, and great nightlife.Hebden Bridge, a small town in West Yorkshire, has the highest proportion of lesbians in the UK.OceaniaAustraliaAlice Springs - its suggested that Alice Springs has the highest number of G & L people per capita in Australia - so its truly a friendly place. The area has several queer friendly accommodation establishments and is also home to the Alice is Wonderland festival - held just after the Sydney Mardi Gras.Sydney - host of the country's largest tourist event, the annual Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, which attracts millions of queer-friendly visitors to the city every yearMelbourne - a cultural hub of fantastic museums, art exhibits, and restaurantsCairns - one of the best spots to see the Great Barrier Reef from, using one of the many gay-friendly local operatorsNew ZealandAuckland - the city comes alive around 1:00am, full of incredible restaurants, pubs with live music, and great dancing places in 'K Road'.Vinegar Hill - a camping ground in the Manawatu that hosts a large gay and lesbian camp over Christmas/New Year.AsiaChinaThere are no laws against homosexuality in China, and people are generally tolerant towards gays and lesbians with unprovoked violence against homosexuals being extremely rare. Still, homosexuals should keep a low profile, as there is heavy censorship of homosexual-themed (or featured) media by the government. Shanghai Pride began in 2009 without a parade, due to fears that the government would not allow it. Same-sex marriage is not recognized by the government.Shanghai - Home to the first-ever Pride Festival in mainland ChinaHong KongThere are no laws against homosexuality in Hong Kong, and the first Gay Pride Parade was held here in 2008, but sexuality is still generally not discussed in public.IndiaHomosexual acts were decriminalized by the High Court of Delhi in a historic judgment on 2 July 2009[13]. Much of the activity is underground and focused on public cruising, but conventional scenes are quickly developing in cities such as Bangalore, Delhi and Mumbai.On June 29, 2008, four Indian cities (Delhi, Bangalore, Pondicherry, and Kolkata) saw coordinated pride events, and on 16 August 2008 the gay community in Mumbai held its first ever formal parade.Engaging in public displays of affection for both the straight and the gay and lesbian community is met with strong rejection. Watch out for the cops, especially if you are being open as gay/lesbian couple in the open as in many areas, laws do not tend to have such a positive effect.India can't be considered a gay-friendly country as yet as the decriminalization took effect recently in 2009. but it appears to be on its way to becoming a gay and lesbian tolerant country in the future.JapanTokyo - Shinjuku ni-chome is the largest gay district in the nationOsaka - Doyama-cho is Osaka's gay districtSapporo - Home to a few gay establishments and hosts its own annual Pride Parade. It has the largest gay community in northern JapanFukuoka - Kyushu's largest city and most gay-friendly city, you'll find many of its gay venues in the Sumiyoshi wardNagoya - Sakae yon-chome in the Joshidai area is home to Nagoya's gay venuesNepalNepal was the first nation in South Asia to decriminalize homosexuality and same-sex marriage has been legalized. Recently, the nation's tourism industry has focused heavily on attracting gay tourism in 2011, trying to entice them with gay marriages on Mount Everest. The government is making moves to ensure that the police will enforce laws protecting homosexuals (and not discriminate themselves). Gay travelers in Nepal should still remain conservative; although the government is making changes, local attitudes about homosexuality remain negative and some resent being seen as a "gay travel" destination.PhilippinesManila - Known as the gay capital of Asia. Most gay-friendly or LGBT-friendly destinations are found in the city and are owned by LGBTs themselves.Cebu - There are active LGBTQ organizations and gay-friendly restaurants and cafes in Cebu.Cagayan de OroSouth KoreaNo laws against homosexuality.Same-sex marriages and relationships not recognised.TaiwanTaipei - an annual gay parade event known as Taiwan Pride is held there between September and NovemberThailandBangkok - Known for its gay tolerance, and its gay festivals.Pattaya - Many homosexual clubs and bars.Phuket - Well-known for Transgenders as the place to get a gender change.AfricaSouth AfricaCape Town
