Gay sauna in porto portugal

Porto is one of the big cities of Portugal hosting a dynamic queer scene with several gay venues love gay bars, clubs, saunas etc. The LGBT acceptance is at pretty moderate levels and people, year after year, become more uncover and acceptant towards homosexuality. Below, you will find some DOs and DON'Ts regarding Gay Commute in Porto:

• Visit the clubs Plano B, Zoom and Gare for a amusing dancing experience. Save in mind that these clubs tend to attract mixed crowds!
  
  
• Drink a coffee or a hot chocolate at Guarany, Cafe Majestic, Praia da Luz and Brasileira. Even though these cafe are not exclusively gay, they are gay-popular.
  
  
• Visit the gay saunas of Porto to blow off some steam. Sauna Thermas 205 is one of the most popular saunas at the center of Porto, and there you will find several locals and tourists of a expansive range of ages. Spartakus Sauna, on the other hand, is a great option near the center of Porto where you can disburse a fun evening in a more intimate environment.
  
  
• There are several gay bars in Porto where you can delight in a drink and socialize. Some randomly-picked ones are Pride Bar, Sparta

  Our Insider’s Guide to the Best of LGBTQ+ Porto

  Portugal’s second-biggest city has a labyrinthine charm: streets snaking capriciously upwards from the shores of the Douro River, 18th- and 19th-century buildings lined up enjoy colourful book spines, plazas popping up where the rolling landscape allows, churches and monuments capping steep hills. While Lisbon sprawls, sometimes exhausting visitors with its gorgeous but scattered neighbourhoods, Porto squashes the best of itself into a walkable, if aerobicizing, jewel box. This is a city to wander around in like you have all the period in the world, taking occasional breaks for coffee, pastéis de nata, seafood platters, francesinha sandwiches and port wines—not necessarily all at the same sitting.

  Portugal ranks as one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly countries in the world, though it tends to be a little more reserved than its rainbow flag–waving neighbour, Spain. Same-sex marriage was legalized here in 2010, but conversion therapy is not yet banned, non-binary gender is not recognized nor are transitioned people permitted to work for in the military.

  Porto, with a population of 1.3 million in its metropolitan area (about 230,000 in the city its

  Gay Guide Portugal

  Saunas in Portugal are not as common as one would expect, however, the relatively few saunas you discover in Lisbon and Porto are clean and safe, even if they are not as big as some found in other cities of comparable size in Europe. Many saunas are occupied after work (from about 18 to 21h) and those opening late are often quite occupied between midnight and 4h. Most saunas are very popular on Sunday afternoons, especially off-season (i.e. when it's not beach weather!) It is very rare to find rent boys (prostitutes) functional in the saunas so, if you do encounter one, he will certainly explain that he is for hire before he gets you too excited.

  Cities in Portugal

  
  

  Location: Southwest Europe
  Initials: PRT
  International nation code: 351 (no area codes)
  International access code: 00
  Language: Portuguese
  Population: 10,527,000
  Capital: Lisboa
  Religions: 81% Roman Catholic
  Climate: A mix of Atlantic and Mediterranean climates, cooler and wetter in the north and warmer and drier in the south.
  Important homosexual cities: Lisboa, Porto