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- SLOVENIA FOR GAY TRAVELERS
- GAY LJUBLJANA & ZAGREB - LGBTQIA+ TRAVEL FOM
- GAY LJUBLJANA · BYGUI
- SNAS GAYS LIUBLIANA
SLOVENIA FOR GAY TRAVELERS
Wh a populatn of ls than 300,000, Ljubljana will never be acced of beg a huge cy and as such the gay and lbian scene here isn't exactly massive. This don't stop beg vibrant and very much alive however. Socially, the Slovenians have a tenncy to be a ltle rerved, but wh * gay ljubliana *
Ljubljana’s premier gay club, Tiffany has been open sce 1993 and unr s current name sce 1997. On some Saturdays and Sundays, this popular gay-iendly club (pronounced 'Kah Shteer-ee' Slovene) hosts gay and lbian nights unr s alternate ….
GAY LJUBLJANA & ZAGREB - LGBTQIA+ TRAVEL FOM
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Officially opened on April 24, 2009, the 25th anniversary of the the gay rights movement Slovenia, the centre has roots gog all the way back to 1993.
GAY LJUBLJANA · BYGUI
Wh a populatn of ls than 300, 000, Ljubljana will never be acced of beg a huge cy and as such the gay and lbian scene here isn't exactly massive. Ljubljana’s posn at the foreont of the gay and lbian movement Eastern Europe stretch way back to the Yugoslav days, wh homosexual acts beg crimalised here as far back as 1976. The mid-1980s saw the foundg ŠKUC’s gay sectn (lled Magn), which put a rocket on the back of the movement so to speak.
SNAS GAYS LIUBLIANA
This led to the tablishment of the Ljubljana Gay & Lbian Film Ftival 1984, which is actually the olst gay and lbian film ftival on the ntent, as well as a weekly club night at K4 the centre of Ljubljana.
Magn would ntue to fight for gay and lbian rights throughout the 1990s, mpaigng for same-sex marriage to be legalised 1992. It would still be a stretch however to ll Ljubljana a gay-iendly cy. The more appropriate term would most likely be gay-ambivalent, wh cints of discrimatn and outright vlence still not nsigned to the past.