20 Best Places to Travel if You Are Gay
| August 5, 2016
Copenhagen, Denmark
Denmark made history when it became the first county in the world to recognize same-sex unions. Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark and is very gay-friendly. In fact, some people consider Copenhagen to be the most gay-friendly place in the world. It has the oldest openly gay bar in Europe: Centralhjornet opened its doors in the 1950s. It’s home to many gay bars, clubs, hotels, and Tivoli Gardens.
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