{"id":11027,"date":"2019-06-05T13:54:20","date_gmt":"2019-06-05T13:54:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/spartacus.gayguide.travel\/blog\/?p=11027"},"modified":"2019-07-09T12:48:52","modified_gmt":"2019-07-09T12:48:52","slug":"24-hours-a-gay-day-in-cologne","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/spartacus.gayguide.travel\/blog\/24-hours-a-gay-day-in-cologne\/","title":{"rendered":"24 hours: A gay day in Cologne"},"content":{"rendered":"

Berlin – who?, people would ask as Cologne<\/a> was the most popluar destination for gay tourists in the 1990s. The hype about Berlin has certainly shifted the focus, but Cologne still does not only hold the famous carnival, but also Germany’s biggest Pride parade. The whole city takes part in both major events – and all celebrate together. But “K\u00f6lle” <\/strong>(as the locals call their home town)\u00a0has even more in store for gays. Hot parties like the MALE Party<\/strong>, the SEXY Party <\/strong>or GREENCOM<\/strong> attract a lot of people.
\nCologne’s best feature apart from its tourist attractions is the people who live there. If you are used to how people behave and act in Berlin, you just want to hug everyone and thank them for their friendly smiles there.<\/p>\n

SPARTACUS has visited the largest city on the Rhine – and we will show you how to enjoy Cologne best.<\/p>\n

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We had checked into the LINDNER Hotel City<\/strong> Plaza<\/a>. Each of its 6 floors was designed to a specific theme by street artist SeiLeise<\/strong> during the latest renovation. Cologne themes are presented here, as are tourist magnets and everything Cologne is known for. The cathedral, the carnival and – how does Cologne actually smell? – the Eau de Cologne 4711! LINDNER Hotel offers an internal city tour through the Rhine metropolis, which tourists can enjoy even when it’s raining!<\/p>\n\n\t\t