Gay Guide to Querétaro
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About LGBTQ+ Querétaro
Querétaro's state congress legalized same-sex marriage in September 2021, though this colonial city, long a stronghold of Catholic tradition, remains socially conservative and public affection is uncommon.
There's no defined gay district, and much of the scene is in the UNESCO-listed Centro Histórico. Maximiliano Cantina Gay on Calle Morelos has nightly drag, strippers and karaoke, Open Bar on Retablo has drag and a dance floor, and Cronos Spa on Allende Sur is the bathhouse.
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Blondie, from the team behind the old Bowie Club, is in Plaza Boulevares on Prolongación Corregidora, and Chuecas Club is east of the Centro on Bulevar Bernardo Quintana. Coro Allegretto, the city's gay chorus, rehearses on Sunday evenings at the Centro Cultural Tejeda.
The Marcha del Orgullo y Dignidad reached its ninth edition in 2025 and returns each June.
Querétaro gay cantina with eclectic decor and nightly drag shows, strippers, and karaoke.
Gay bar in the Centro with drag queen shows, DJs and a dance floor.
Gay bathhouse in the Centro with a steam room, lockers, changing rooms and a soft-drink bar, open seven days a week.
Gay bar and nightclub from the team behind the old Bowie Club, with drag shows, strippers and erotic shows.
Querétaro's gay chorus. Rehearsals are on Sunday evenings at the Centro Cultural Tejeda.
Gay club on Bulevar Bernardo Quintana, east of the Centro, with DJs, go-go dancers and drag shows.
An ordinary internet café downstairs. Ask for a computer upstairs, where the cruising happens.