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GAY HOLIDAYS THE UK
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In the heart of central London, the famo Soho neighbourhood has been the pulse of London’s gay scene throughout history. Once home to secret and somewhat seedy gay hangouts, there’s now a kaleidospe of smart LGBTQ+ bars, shops and f, while the surroundg streets provi world-renowned shoppg, dg, theatre and culture. Vxhall south London is a flourishg gay quarter that’s home to some of London’s most hedonistic and most historic gay venu.
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There’s a vibrant LGBTQ+ scene the Kemp Town neighbourhood, an official nudist beach wh a gay-equented area, and a year-round events lendar. Popular venu clu Nightgale Club, known lolly as the Gale, a 1, 000+ pacy club that’s been a gay scene stalwart sce 1969. The LGBTQ+ scene is ncentrated an area nicknamed The Pk Triangle, nnectg Newstle railway statn wh Stswood Road and Wtmorland Road, and clus tradnal-style gay pubs, hip lounge-bars, drag baret, and dance clubs wh top DJs.
Although lackg gay venu, Bath do have a Gay Street. The novelist Jane Aten once rid at 25 Gay Street, and today at number 40 is a small mm chroniclg her life. Nearby Saltaire will also appeal to LGBTQ+ visors—the village is signated a UNESCO World Herage Se, wh s Victorian textile l now nverted to shops and f as well as a gallery dited to Yorkshire-born gay artist David Hockney.
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