Two Bad Tourists

Perfectly sandwiched between mountains and sea, Barcelona has year-round mild temperatures, iconic monuments, a vibrant gay scene in the Eixample neighborhood (or Gaixample, as the locals call it), and a welcoming atmosphere for LGBTQ+ people overall...

Miami is one of our top favorite queer-friendly destinations in the U.S., so we were super excited to spend three days exploring the city. For decades, it's been a hotspot for the LGBTQ+ community, both for locals and visitors. Plus, Miami Beach is o...

Madrid is our home city, so you can safely assume we’re rather passionate about it. Spain’s capital has everything an LGBTQ+ tourist—or expat—could possibly want. It’s perhaps the most gay-friendly city in the world, drawing in upwards of 3 million L...

Madrid is perhaps not as well known of a gay destination as its Catalan sister in the northeast, Barcelona. However, Madrid is a bigger city with more offerings from a nightlife perspective and many LGBT oriented events throughout the year. Madrid is...

Paris is undeniably one of the most famous cities in the world and a true European capital of culture. Packed with some of the most well-known monuments, art, and history, it’s a must-visit destination for any European traveler. This city of romance...