
LGBTQ+ cafés, bars and nightlife in Copenhagen
In almost every part of Copenhagen, you can find lively LGBTQ+ venues, whether you're mood prefers a café, bar, bodega or a nightclub. From the festive and central street Studiestræde with several bars to more unique gems like Centralhjørnet, the worlds oldest gay bar. Check out our guide.
LGBTI+ people can safely hang out all over Copenhagen, so if you want to look beyond the LGBTI+ digs you should check out this complete guide to Copenhagen's nightlife.
Never Mind Night Club
Never Mind is Copenhagen's largest and most popular nightclub for LGBT+ people - and those who love pop music and a great party.
Oscar Bar & Cafe
Cozy gay bar and café right next to City Hall at Copenhagen's Rainbow Square
Are you looking for a gay bar where you can have a good time, get a drink and a bite to eat? Then head to Oscar Bar & Cafe...
Masken Bar
Masken Bar is located in central Copenhagen and is one of the oldest gay bars in the city. The bar is open seven days a week - even on Sundays.
In the two-storey building in Studiestræde, the atmospher...
Jailhouse CPH
Jailhouse CPH is a gay bar and restaurant located in the heart of Copenhagen. The bar has a recurring prison theme with prison bars, handcuffs and cells as part of the interior.
Jailhouse CPH offers ...
Centre Stage
Copenhagen's LGBTQIA+ community won't be one bar poorer after all, which is what everyone thought when the iconic Cosy Bar closed. The new bar ‘Centre Stage’ has opened its doors in August 2024.
Centralhjørnet
Centralhjørnet in Copenhagen is the oldest LGBTI+ bar in Denmark.
At Centralhjørnet you can enjoy cheap beers and a cosy bar atmosphere every day of the week - even on Sundays.
Centralhjørnet is also k...
Bøssehuset
Bøssehuset is a cultural meeting place for gay, lesbians and transgenders in Copenhagen.
The house is used for cultural projects, theatre and music performances, exhibitions, speaker events and partie...
Café Intime
Café Intime in Frederiksberg holds a lot of history, and opened in 1922.
In the early years the customers had their own private and locked stall supervised only by the bartender. Maybe that’s the reas...