Travel gay vienna
tjcnkc Jul 18, pm
Last May, I stayed at the Hotel Altstadt. Very nice boutique hotel and gay approachable. It was about 15 min walk to the gay area. The lgbtq+ area is conveniently located near the huge unlock air market (Naschmarkt). There are quite a limited gay bar choices for all ages and tastes. I always check to check out the scene when going to a major city in Europe. Hope you have a great time in Vienna. It is one of my top places that I've visited.
I'd definitely suggest the Cafe Berg (). Have been there several times and always enjoyed it. Good place for breakfast or brunch.
Fanjet Jul 19, am
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Originally Posted by CLTRob
My partner and I will be traveling to Vienna soon. Can anyone suggest a gay or gay friendly hotel? We perfer a 4 or 5 start hotel. Also, any suggestions of restaurants and bars (40 and 50's crowd)? Is there a "gayborhood" in Vienna?THE TRAVEL BLOGTIPS, IDEAS AND INSPIRATION
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Vienna is one of Europe’s underrated wonders, where old-world grandeur blends with a quirky contemporary edge. It’s a municipality where centuries-old coffeehouses perch snugly below baroque palaces and grandiose opera houses. Just when you consider Vienna is all about its imperial past, you’ll find yourself in a hip café which serves vegan schnitzels, a sleek art gallery with cutting-edge installations, or a trendy gay bar hidden in an alleyway.
The Viennese contain perfected the art of enjoying life, as seen in their dedication to the ritual of Kaffee und Kuchen (coffee and cake). For them a visit to a coffeehouse is about far more than getting a daily caffeine hit—it’s a cultural experience where people linger, philosophize, and enjoy desserts that look like miniature sculptures. And don’t even think about rushing the experience, unless you need to risk invoking the wrath of your waiter. Yet, for all its elegance and reverence for tradition, Vienna has a playful side too. Locals might be reserved, but their city hums with an undercurrent of wit and whimsy. You’ll look it in the colorful Hundertwasserhaus, the cheeky highway art, and even i
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Upcoming Events in Vienna
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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)
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About Vienna and its male lover life
Both in the past and in the present, gays have played a prominent role in Vienna’s public life. Probably the most prominent gay 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 reality well known even during his lifetime. Even so, he managed to create his career and enlarge 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 memorable 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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