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Gay Tel Aviv
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Up-to-date daily listings of all the male lover parties and extraordinary events in Tel Aviv, for the upcoming week, with the details you need; flyers and maps. Also view their facebook page.
Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival
Monthly screenings of queer cinema from TLVFest, at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, Haarbaa 5. Most films either in English or with English subtitles. See their website for the movie of the month.
חמישי יפואי על הגג Hosted by Inta Lounge Block - אינתא - انت
Monthly events. Free entry. An evening all about magic on the best roof in Jaffa, A clean, clear-out evening of air and wine on the terrace; dancing and happiness. DJ NETA plays the leading of Jaffa-Hippsica + global beats. Belly dancer. Bar-Sushi-Roll-fusion dishes by Sushi Yuko. Thursday on the roof - there's nothing like Jaffa at night.
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Ongoing 18+ all-night monthly gay dance parties with DJs Elad Navon, Mor Avrahami and Micky Friedman.
Tel Aviv is known the world over for its vibrant LGTBQ+ culture and scene. Just a brief visit to this Mediterranean cultural capital will contain tourists from all backgrounds feeling the spirit of Pride, no matter the time of year. Tel Aviv’s gay-friendly atmosphere can be felt everywhere from its soft sand beaches to its towering high-rises, but nowhere can it be felt more than on a night out in this party capital. We’ve compiled a list of seven of the best LGBTQ+ and queer-leaning bars and clubs in Tel Aviv, each with its own unique flair and experience to offer.
Layla:
Located in the heart of Tel Aviv’s downtown, Layla (rhymes with Delilah) is one of Israel’s friendliest gay bars. “Layla” is the Hebrew word for “night” and true to its name, no darkness in Tel Aviv is complete without some drinks and dancing at Layla. The indoor dancefloor and DJ booth will preserve you moving, but don’t be surprised if your visit coincides with a disco night or a voguing competition. Coming to Layla hungry is never a bad idea either; Layla’s kitchen serves some of the best Mexican bites and sharing
All About Gay Tel Aviv: The Full Gay Tel Aviv Guide
Hosting the only gay pride parade in the whole of the Middle East, Tel Aviv is a haven for international gay visitors.
From the booming gay nightlife to the range of other popular gay bars to one of the top gay beaches in the world, gay Tel Aviv is the place to be…even if it's outside of pride month.
Here's our quick guide to everything you need to comprehend about gay Tel Aviv.
Photos: Danfa Friedlander
The Best Homosexual Bars in Tel Aviv
Gay Tel Aviv starts with the range of homosexual bars, which are always growing in number. Tel Aviv gay nightlife is a little different from elsewhere on the international gay scene as the Tel Aviv gay scene is based around weekly parties, and not specific bars or clubs.
That's not to say that there aren't popular Tel Aviv gay bars, because there are. If you're looking for specific same-sex attracted bars that are accepted with locals, popular with gay visitors, or for specific fetishes, you'll discover the best gay bars that Tel Aviv has to offer.
The Best Homosexual Beaches in Tel Aviv
One of the main attractions of gay T
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The Gay-Friendliest Cities in Israel
Gay Israel is actually a lot more popular than one would believe given we are in the Middle East, after all. So, how is being a homosexual traveler or a LGBTQ citizen
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Freak Flag: Israel's secret & sordid gay spots
While Tel Aviv prides itself on having a very visible and inclusive gay scene, that doesn’t mean there aren’t also darker, more secret spots
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The Uncontrolled, Wild Web
It might be complicated to find Gay Tel Aviv’s hottest spot since the Colorless City doesn’t have a specific gay area but, the entirety of the city is
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Don’t Say Mom
(D.T.M.) is a new same-sex attracted bar in Tel Aviv for those who are fed up with apps. Nir Noy wants you to lift your eyes from those damn phones and start talking, so he
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United colors: 5 local centers and organizations for the queer community
We perceive that together we are stronger – and we have more fun. Here we’ve compiled a list of local centers and organizations where Israeli and