Gay pride hamburg 2025
Where to celebrate Celebration in Europe
What’s Queer Pride? 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
LGBTQ+ Pride traces back to the Stonewall Riots in After a police raid at the Stonewall Inn—a gay bar on Christopher Street in New York City’s Greenwich Village—members of the LGBTQ+ society stood up and fought back. These protests sparked a global movement. What began as a fight for rights has grown into a vibrant celebration of identity, independence, resilience and community.
Where to celebrate Queer Pride in Europe in 💕
Summer might be full of surprises, but one thing is certain: it’ll be shiny, bold, and confident. From rainbow parades to unforgettable parties, Europe knows how to celebrate! Between May and September (with June as the main month), cities across the continent will be filled with millions of people displaying up for equality, joy, and visibility.
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Hamburg Pride & CSD
Hamburg, as a capital that refers to itself as both worldly and open-minded, has a vibrant LGBT-community. To embrace this community, the annual Event WEEK offers around events in such diverse locations as PRIDE HOUSE, clubs, churches and city hall. Several performances and parties will celebrate achievements fond the legalisation of lgbtq+ marriage, whereas speeches and discussions will remind attendees that sexual equality is still far from normality in many parts of the world. Festivities during PRIDE WEEK will be highlighted by the Self-acceptance PARADE. The parade will take place during the Christopher-Street-Day weekend and starts on Lange Reihe lane in the LGBTQIA+ hotspot of St. Georg. The STREET FESTIVAL on Jungfernstieg boulevard will officially terminate the event- and colourful week.
Dates
dates TBA
Check the official CSD schedule (German) for details regarding the various events.
Locations
Jungfernstieg:
U1, U2, U3, S1, S2, S3 trains
Lange Reihe, St. Georg and PRIDE HOUSE:
U1 drill to Lohmühlenstraße, bus line 6 to Gurlittstraße or walk from Ha
Christopher Street Day
Christopher Street Morning in Hamburg attracts a large number of visitors from all over Europe every year, who together set an example for acceptance, diversity and joie de vivre. Here, tolerance and equal rights are lived and celebrated for all.
The history of the CSD in Hamburg goes back many years. Help then, in the summer of , homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals took to the streets in the Hanseatic city for their rights for the first time on a huge scale. Their demand was both simple and courageous: equal rights and tolerance for all - regardless of sexual orientation. To this day, the CSD makes clear demands on politicians year after year. These include full legal equality for same-sex partnerships and a reform of the existing transsexual regulation. , the motto for the Pride ist "We are here to remain. Protect queer people.". Renowned for many years, the CSD makes clear how important sexual diversity and identity are today. For this, numerous people travel from all over Germany and international countries and stand up for this message.
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About Hamburg and its gay life
The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg – Germany's ›Gateway to the World‹ – is the second largest city in Germany after Berlin, and also an independent state. It is located about km southeast of the North Sea along the river Elbe and has the largest seaport in Germany. Because of the port, the pent-up river Alster and the numerous canals and smaller rivers Hamburg is one of the cities in Europe with the most bridges.
The settlement history of Hamburg began with the Saxons in the 4th century BC. In the 9th century a castle named Hammaburg was built in this place, from which the name Hamburg derived. In the 12th century the settlement was given the port law (Hafenrecht) and special trade privileges which allowed Hamburg to develop into a flourishing commercial center duri
Hamburg Gay Travel Guide
Upcoming Events in Hamburg
&#; 2 August
Kinkfusion: gender non-conforming fetish party in Hamburg St. Pauli, hosted by the local leather and fetish club MSC-Hamburg e.V.
From @ Mojo Club (Reeperbahn 1)
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About Hamburg and its gay life
The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg – Germany's ›Gateway to the World‹ – is the second largest city in Germany after Berlin, and also an independent state. It is located about km southeast of the North Sea along the river Elbe and has the largest seaport in Germany. Because of the port, the pent-up river Alster and the numerous canals and smaller rivers Hamburg is one of the cities in Europe with the most bridges.
The settlement history of Hamburg began with the Saxons in the 4th century BC. In the 9th century a castle named Hammaburg was built in this place, from which the name Hamburg derived. In the 12th century the settlement was given the port law (Hafenrecht) and special trade privileges which allowed Hamburg to develop into a flourishing commercial center duri