Gay Guide
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About LGBTQ+ Santiago
Santiago's gay scene centers on Bellavista, especially Bombero Núñez and Pío Nono, the epicenter of the city's nightlife. Fausto is the longest-running club, with cabaret and drag at Contramano and a mixed crowd at Bar 105. Santiago Pride, organized by Movilh and Fundación Iguales, fills June and has grown into one of South America's largest, drawing over 100,000. Chile passed marriage equality in 2022, and its capital pairs the Andes backdrop and a growing wine-and-food scene with an increasingly visible nightlife.
A centrally located and well-established gay sauna featuring modern facilities and a popular relaxation area.
National LGBTQ+ advocacy organization in Chile working on civil rights, anti-discrimination, and community initiatives.
Chile's major annual LGBTQ+ pride march in Santiago, drawing thousands through the city center each year and celebrating queer visibility in Latin America.
Bellavista is one of Santiago's best-known nightlife areas, with multiple LGBTQ+-friendly bars and clubs.
One of Santiago's oldest gay venues, on the Bombero Núñez gay strip in Bellavista, home to the Dionisio Divas, a revolving cast of comedic drag queens performing nightly.
Long-running gay discotheque in Santiago's Providencia on Av. Santa María, one of the city's established LGBTQ+ nightclubs.
Gay club in Santiago's Providencia neighborhood with a dance floor and a late-night crowd.
One of Santiago's most prominent gay clubs, with multiple floors, themed nights, and a long history as a pillar of the city's LGBTQ+ nightlife.
A Chilean trans-rights organization in Santiago advocating for and supporting trans and gender-diverse people.
A Chilean foundation advancing LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion through legislative advocacy, legal support, education, and public campaigns.
A Chilean movement for the rights of sexual and gender diversity, offering rapid HIV testing and affirmative therapy.
A Santiago organization founded in 1987 advocating for LGBTIQA+ rights and supporting people living with HIV, with testing, sexual-health, psychological, and legal services.
A late-night gay club in Santiago's Bellavista known for pop and Latin beats and go-go dancers.
A gay-friendly nightclub in Santiago's Bellavista, playing reggaeton and Latino pop to a mixed local crowd.
A Chilean foundation formed after the 2012 murder of Daniel Zamudio, working through education and family outreach against homophobia and for diversity.
Gay bar and bistro in Bellavista with alternative cabaret and drag shows.
Bellavista LGBTQ+ spot with drag shows and karaoke on Santiago's gay strip.
Gay nightclub in Bellavista throwing reggaeton and Latin pop parties.
Intimate Bellavista gay bar with a fetish-themed upper level, on Santiago's main gay strip.