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Florida: Warm Winter
While you should dress in many layers here in the coming month it will make a lot more sense to dress with as little as possible in the south of the US. Florida’s beaches are in high season during the winter months – and the LGBTIQ* scene also has plenty of events such as the Winter Party in Miami, the “Bone Island Bare It All” weekend in Key West or the Pride in Fort Lauderdale.
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A trip along America’s third coast
The Great Lakes region can best be explored by car. And the gay scene is not only at home in the big cities: while they are home to clubs, saunas and entertainment, small towns invite you to take a dip. They are also home to the true landmarks.
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Gay in Philly
Cream cheese, AIDS drama and a catchy tune by Bruce Springsteen – everyone associates his very own with Philadelphia. But what makes the city so attractive for gay holidaymakers?
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Proud and unprejudiced
The sunshine state is one of the most popular travel destinations for LGBT worldwide.
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PALM SPRINGS – Gay Hot Spot
Palm Springs is a desert oasis which offers something for everyone. Palm Springs is only two hours drive from Los Angeles and has long been a popular getaway for Californians as well as gay men from all over the US. …
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Stopover: KEY WEST
A bit wacky, mostly optimistic and overall quite free-spirited: this is how Key West presents itself to its visitors. Naturally, the queer scene has been taking root here for decades. And perfect for a holiday combining party with culture and relaxation.
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Saint Petersburg: From Florida with Love
The Gulf of Mexico around Saint Petersburg is known for its fine white beaches. But the city itself is also worth a visit: Pretty neighborhoods, lots of culture and one of Florida’s largest gay communities offer a full program.
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Palm Springs: playground for adults
Palm Springs’ heyday in the 1950s has not only left behind a great architectural heritage, but also a reputation as a refuge for the stars that the city still claims.
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A perfect day in: Dallas and Fort Worth
At the birthplace of Western culture in Texas, you can still admire taut boys on beautiful horses – for example at the Gay Rodeo. But the twin cities of Dallas and Fort Worth have more to offer.
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