Gay Guide to Granada
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About LGBTQ+ Granada
Spain opened marriage to same-sex couples in 2005. Granada, the Andalusian city beneath the Alhambra, has a relaxed, low-key scene, kept lively by a big student population.
Tic Tac on Calle Horno de Haza, a central bar with decades of history, has drag shows and DJ sets most nights, and Eclipse, a two-floor bar on Plaza de los Lobos that opened in 2021, puts on drag at weekends.
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Near the law faculty around Calle Santa Paula, Six Colours is a gay bar with bold decor, cheap cocktails and Euro-pop, and Pub La Sal, open for more than 25 years, is the city's long-running lesbian bar.
Orgullo Granada marches at the end of June from the Plaza del Triunfo to the Palacio de Congresos, with a separate Orgullo Crítico march the night before.
Long-running lesbian bar on Calle Santa Paula, open for more than 25 years: low-lit and welcoming, with a mixed crowd and the odd feminist reading.
Gay bar in central Granada with decades of history, and drag shows and DJ sets most nights.
Gay bar near the law faculty with bold decor, cheap cocktails and Euro-pop and club hits on the video screens, open every night.