Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires Pride, also known as the Marcha del Orgullo LGBTQ, typically takes place in November. It's the biggest rainbow celebration in the city, so make sure you pack your most fabulous outfit!

Aside from Pride, Buenos Aires hosts several LGBTQ+ events throughout the year. The BA Diversa Festival, which celebrates diversity in all its forms, tends to get the party started with lots of cultural and social activities.

Heat things up at the Buenos Aires A Full sauna, or go for a more sociable vibe at HomoSapiens. There are several saunas to relax and meet new friends. Check out their listing here.

The gay nightlife in Buenos Aires is off the hook! For an epic night out, head over to the Palermo neighborhood where you'll find clubbing powerhouse Amerika or check out the trendy vibes at Casa Brandon. For a list of more fab bars, boogie on over here.

The Palermo district is the gay hotspot of Buenos Aires, honey! This happening hood is teeming with chic cafes, quirky shops, and some of the best nightlife options for the LGBTQ+ community.

From Ezeiza International Airport, hop on a bus, grab a taxi, or use a ride-sharing app like Uber. Prices vary, but a taxi will usually set you back around 30 to 45 USD. And hey, sharing is caring if you can split the fare!

The subway, known as Subte, buses, and taxis are your best friends in Buenos Aires. A Subte ride is super affordable at less than a dollar, while taxi meters start ticking from around 1.50 USD. A bike? Sure, if you feel like joining the cycling crowd!

Oh, the fetish community is alive and kickin'! Check out Boys Bar for some cheeky fun or go a little wild at Zoom Gay Cruising Bar. The scene is risqué, rambunctious, and right on point for those looking to explore something naughtier. 😈

Absolutely! Buenos Aires welcomes you with open arms at places like LGY Bed & Breakfast ONLY MEN. There's a comfy spot for every fabulous traveler. For more options, take a peek here.

• La Boca Neighborhood: Experience the colorful and vibrant area famed for its street art and tango performances.

• Recoleta Cemetery: Take a walk through the city's history with impressive mausoleums, including Evita's final resting place.

• Plaza de Mayo: The political heart of Buenos Aires, surrounded by grand architecture and historical monuments.

• Tango Shows: Grab a table at a local milonga and watch or join the passionate dance of tango.

• Puerto Madero: Stroll along the waterfront of this upscale neighborhood, enjoying chic restaurants and green spaces.

• Visit the Carlos Jáuregui Station, the first subway station in the world named after an LGBTQ activist.

• Check out the Pride Cafe in San Telmo for a taste of local queer culture and history.

Springtime (September to November) is fantastic with pleasant temperatures, and it's when Pride comes to life! Also, March through May (fall) offers lovely weather and fewer crowds.

Apps like Grindr, Tinder, and Hornet are pretty popular among the local LGBTQ+ community to mingle and meet up. So, swipe away!

Argentina is pretty progressive, and public displays of affection like holding hands and kissing are legal and generally accepted, especially in urban areas. Just be mindful of general public etiquette, and you're golden!