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Time Heals Old Wounds and Brings New Challenges
During those dark days of the war Austria was no place for homosexuals. It is well known that pink triangles and Jews were shipped off to death camps. But nearly 7 decades later justice and freedom have drawn-out overtaken socialistic destruction and homophobic violence. Today the reigning ethos is respect and equal rights human rights.
There is still labor to do in the streets and in the courts to bring about full tolerance and equality in Austria. The robust Catholic church influence and resurgent skinhead extremism are constant threats to continued humanistic progress.
At the alike time, the &#;evening belongs to everyone&#;, as the saying goes, especially at the elegant Regenbogen Rainbow Ball that takes place during the Viennese ball season (late winter) in the grand Park Hotel Schonbrunn. Nothing could be more different from the grim past than this regal celebration of queer pride an dignity; indeed, it seems that lgbtq+ Austria is making up for it losses by staging this magical celebration of life, love, elegance and culture.
The Regenbogen Rainbow Ball (photo left) has grow an international charity event which has been steadil
GAY VIENNA
ABOUT THE CITY
Vienna is full of queer and lesbian history love almost no other European city. Not only the capital of European melody, but also cradle of Gay emperors, generals and artists who turned Vienna into a special LGBT travel destination. Vienna has an amazing gay and lesbian scene: from queer and queer café to cocktail bar, from queer woman restaurant to leather place, from gay spas to dance club. Moreover, the city holds a unique range of cultural and culinary delights.
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GAILY TOURS in VIENNA
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Convene our Gay/Lesbian Tour Mentor for a private walking tour of Vienna Homosexual and experience one of the most regal cities in the world.
Vienna • Classic Tour
Start your particular tour with our Gay/Lesbian Guide to discover this amazing city. On your stroll through Vienna's historic town center, you will unearth small winding streets, love-related squares and imperial buildings such as the Vienna Hofburg, one of the largest palace complexes in the world, residence and seat of government of the Habsburg em
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GAY Warm HOLIDAY FEELINGS AT HOTEL NESSLERHOF
Where the most lovely moments define life — in the Grossarl Valley in Salzburg with our hosts, also named “guest whisperers” — summer and winter vacations are “gay friendly”. Who doesn’t lengthy for a vacation in a design hotel in Austria: with a instinct of well-being and luxury, plus a declaration of love for nature and life!
It feels good to be welcome. Already upon arrival at the hotel one can feel a spirit that promises far more than just a fantastic time in a "gay-friendly wellness hotel". At Hotel Nesslerhof — in the Grossarl Valley in the province of Salzburg, the focus is on well-being, relaxation and at the same time the experience for two.
We seize care of your most beautiful feel-good moments:
We are the guest whisperers
- gay-friendly hotel in the province of Salzburg
- familiar atmosphere, top service & charming cordiality
- for adventurous & epicures
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- spacious adults-only SPA area
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Vienna Gay Travel Guide
Upcoming Events in Vienna
&#; 8 – 9 August
Vienna Beach Trophy : annual international beach volleyball tournament, hosted by Austria's LGBTIQ sports club Aufschlag Wien.
Matches on Saturday @ Beachvolleyball Schmelz (Auf der Schmelz 10)-›
About Vienna and its queer life
Both in the past and in the present, gays have played a prominent role in Vienna’s public life. Probably the most prominent lgbtq+ in the history of Austria was Prince Eugene of Savoy () who freed Vienna from Turkish siege and pushed the Ottomans back to the Balkans. But it wasn’t just on the battlefield that Eugene was surrounded exclusively by men; in private, he preferred to have intimate relations with members of his hold sex – a truth well known even during his lifetime. Even so, he managed to assemble his career and broaden his power base during the reigns of three emperors, and his powerful influence on Vienna remains visible to this morning. His summer palace, Schloss Belvedere, is an remarkable example.
The last emperor served by Prince Eugene, Charles VI, is said to have had an intimate relationship with Count Michael Johann Althan
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