Gay berlin erfahrung

During my time here in Germany, I’d been hearing stories of cruising in the famous Tiergarten, Berlin’s largest inner-city park. In many ways it was their Central Park: hectares of territory (85 more hectares than London’s Hyde Park). I’d been speaking to some native Berliners for a few weeks about the potential cruising spot, but they informed me the city had trimmed the brushes in the park so that same-sex attracted men could no longer cruise there. I found this municipal gesture insulting — to move to such lengths to assault this part of gender non-conforming culture. I now imagined the park being full of families and heterosexual couples, spraying their normative agenda all over the grass like foul pesticide. No, I couldn’t accept that this would happen in a city prefer Berlin. Not Berlin!

There were some outdated posts online about where the cruising occured. According to a forum, you get off at the Tiergarten S-Bahn station and saunter down the main street, Straße des 17 Juni, toward the Victory Column. About halfway down you go south into the park to a lake which is the sup