Landmarks & History
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Soho LGBTQ+ bar on Wardour Street over several floors, with live entertainment seven nights a week, cabaret and dancing.
London Vauxhall historic LGBTQ+ pub and performance venue, Grade II listed.
The queer nightlife district centered on the railway arches along Albert Embankment and Goding Street in South London. Home to some of the city's most enduring LGBTQ+ clubs and bars, and historically London's hub for after-hours queer life.
The symbolic heart of London's Soho gay village, lined with bars, cafés, restaurants, and queer-owned shops. A gathering point for decades of LGBTQ+ life, community, and protest in the West End.
An annual queer film and arts festival in London showcasing short and feature films by, for, and about LGBTQ+ people, with a focus on emerging and underground queer cinema. Screens at various venues, primarily in East London.
An annual queer film festival in London focusing on East and Southeast Asian LGBTQ+ stories, screening features and shorts from across the region.
The UK's first dedicated LGBTQ+ museum, opened in 2022 at Granary Square in King's Cross. Free admission; houses rotating exhibitions drawn from oral histories, archives, and contemporary queer art.
London's historic gay village, centered on Old Compton Street in the West End, with a dense cluster of queer bars, clubs, sex shops, and community spaces. The center of London's LGBTQ+ scene for decades, from big-name venues like Ku Bar to grassroots community pubs.