Our detailed gay guide to Romania to inspire and help you plan your visit to this underrated country in East Europe. But despite its cryptic and haunting backdrop, Romania as a whole is delightfully pleasant. With cities that reflect the medieval villages we see in the history books, locals that are passionate about life, and streets that are bursting with character and natural scenery, Romania took our breath away and completely surprised us! Not to mention all the many charming old churches, the range of delicious food, and the friendly locals.
Our gay travel guide to the gay scene of Bucharest includes where to stay, where to play, and lots of invaluable safety tips for LGBTQ travelers to Romania. Bucharest, the capital city of Romania, is one of Europe's hidden gems. It's a fantastic city to explore — safe, with a rich history, many excellent bars, restaurants, a bustling Old Town, and even a small gay scene. This is a big deal for an Eastern European country like Romania where LGBTQ rights are sadly lagging behind the rest of Europe.
Claim listing is the best way to manage and protect your business. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Iub Bar Previously known as Boys Bar. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Bucharest, Iub Bar is renowned for its friendly atmosphere, where locals and tourists alike can mingle and enjoy a laid-back evening.
Great-value hotels in Bucharest for gay travelers. Reviews, book online. All you need to know about Bucharest's gay nightlife scene. Explore iconic landmarks like the Palace of the Parliament, one of the largest administrative buildings in the world, or wander through Old Town, where cobbled streets lead to historic churches, cafes, and nightlife.