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LGBT London

London has a huge selection of gay bars, gay clubs and gay pubs focused in Soho, London’s LGBT district.

Gay bars in London

The top gay bars in London based on reviews are:

Freedom

Freedom is a stylish sophisticated bar in the heart of Soho, it welcomes a young professional crowd. It also has a club downstairs with a lively atmosphere and great music.

KU Bar

Ku bar is a three-floor gay venue in London. Popular all week long with a variety of entertainment and a great atmosphere.

Village was one of the first gay bars in London opening their doors for the first time in 1991. Described as a youthful and flamboyant atmosphere all week long, they are well known for their go-go boys dancing on the bar over the weekend.

The Yard

The Yard is a stylish bar, slightly tucked away to give it a relaxing atmosphere and for one to forget about the hustle and bustle of London’s city centre. Perfect for a professional crowd and busy all week long, especially after 5pm. With a large outside area and friendly staff it’s definitely a favourite of ours.

Friendly Society

Friendly Society in Soho is a fabulous atmospheric bar. With a unique décor and an oldies & goodies playlist it’s on most gay Londoners’ night out hit list. It hosts a hugely mixed crowd and its staff is really friendly and fun.

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Gay Saunas in London

Pleasuredome

Pleasuredome is an award-winning gay sauna in central London, open 24/7. With an array of facilities in their stylish and clean venue, offering spa pools, saunas, Jacuzzis and more to the many clients that walk through their doors every day.

Sweatbox

Sweatbox is London’s busiest Gay Sauna, open 24 hours a day seven days a week. It’s over 3 floors and offers massage, gym as well as private rooms and locker spaces.

Pride in London

Pride in London is a huge event, drawing over 1 million people to the capital city every year to celebrate same love, diversity and equality. The parade is the most popular part of the day where you can see hundreds of people and organisations marching in support of pride. The hugely popular event runs for a whole week with events all over the city. Pride in London is a free event.