
Sink The Pink
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Meet our LGBTQ pioneers of love and explore the best places to experience queer culture around the world.
Five stories from the LGBTQ pioneers who are changing the future of their communities

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In Oaxaca, the self-proclaimed 'third gender' muxes mirror Western culture's understanding of what it means to be genderqueer.

If you were a gay man living in England in the mid-20th century, you might greet your friends with 'How bona to varda your dolly old eek.' This secret language, or cryptolect, served to help those in the gay community weed out who was 'in the life' and who was not.

For over 40 years, the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence has been spreading its unique brand of ministry around San Francisco, the United States and the world. Culture Trip talks to some of the sisters whose dedication to their community is only matched by their dedication to extravagant make-up and razor-sharp wit.

On 6 July, the streets of Central London will see the culmination of the most fabulous annual event of the year: Pride in London. From the parade route to the LGBTQ events happening in and around the city, this is your complete guide to celebrating Pride in London 2019.

We take a look at the celebrated gay scene in Israel with an eclectic variety of some of the most controversial and celebrated LGBT films written, directed and produced in the country.

Tel Aviv is among the most popular holiday destinations for LGBTQ travellers, with the city home to a plethora of LGBTQ bars, gyms, beaches and hotels, as well the largest Pride parade in the Middle East and Asia.

One corner of Barcelona's Eixample neighbourhood has been nicknamed Gaixample. And while it's not the only diverse community in the city, it's full of LGBTQ-friendly bars, clubs and welcoming hotels. From stylish options with pools to self-catering suites, these hotels cater to the LGBTQ+ community and offer access to hip queer spots in the city, and they're bookable with Culture Trip.

São Paulo is renowned for its gay scene and home to the world's largest pride parade, which takes place every June. From Praça da República to Rua da Consolaçao in Jardins, there are LGBTQ hotspots and gay clubs such as The Week, Club Yacht and D-Edge, all over this sociable city. We've found the best hotels for exploring LGBTQ-friendly São Paulo - all bookable with Culture Trip.

Known for its liberal attitude and vibrant nightlife, Berlin is one of Europe's most LGBTQ-friendly cities. Better yet, a lot of the hotels here have been designed with the queer community in mind - and you can book your stay with Culture Trip.