Gay area valencia

Surely you know Somewhere over the rainbow , that song that tells of a magical place on the other side of the rainbow where the sky is blue and the dreams you dare to dream come true. Well, you're in luck! You've come to an open city , one that is full of vivid, sun-drenched hues , and a zest for life. If you already know it, you have doubtless experienced this.

Valencia is an exciting and cosmopolitan city with a thriving gay scene. The city is not large enough to have one particular area that could be considered to be the gay area. However, throughout the city you will find bars, clubs and hotels that are either gay-friendly or entirely gay. This page will provide listings and advice for gay bars, clubs and hotels in Valencia.

Valencia is the third largest city in Spain, located directly on the Mediterranean Sea, about km south of Barcelona. Its history dates back to the year BC. In , El Cid conquered Valencia, and after another interlude of the Moors, Valencia became part of the Crown of Aragon in In the 15th and 16th century it was a major commercial and financial center, but as a result of the War of Spanish Succession in the early 18th century Valencia lost its previous importance.

With live performers and DJs across two floors, this is definitely the place to be on a Friday or Saturday night. Downstairs the strobe-lit dancefloor is always packed with revellers, while the smaller upstairs also has a VIP area perfect for special occasions. For those simply wanting a laid-back drink in the Old Town, not everyone knows that the famous Cafe de las Horas is a particularly gay-friendly bar — complete with great cocktails and a stunning baroque-style interior featuring chandeliers and a star-spangled ceiling. If you fancy a night out in the colourful Ruzafa district, you could start the night at Planet Valencia for some cocktails in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere with good music and great company.