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| Bilbao | Bilbao gay information Posted: Thu July 10, 2008 03:10 PM UTC
I am looking for information for an all-gay charter cruise that is stopping in Bilbao later this summer. There is lots of general tourist information available, I specifically need information on gay or gay-friendly restaurants, bar/clubs, shopping, gyms and beaches. Please let me know if you can help. Thanks, Tom
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| Bilbao | Re: Bilbao gay information Posted: Fri July 11, 2008 08:43 AM UTC
ilargitxo: "gay-friendly" is a common term for places that welcome gay people (not only that "allow them to enter" ;o)
Tom: for how long are you staying in Bilbao? if it's just a short cruise stop, I'd say it really don't mind where you go. If you're staying just 1 overnight, or a few hours, it will be a shame you'll miss the local way of enjoying life, that is basically bar crawling, having 1 or 2 "pintxos" (basque kind of tapas, more elaborated and... delicious!) with a glass of local wine (txacolí the most famous, white and very aromatic) or beer, moving to the next one, etc. This is usually done at night, but it will not be so strange having pintxos for lunch, wandering the old town. If you are staying a few days... did you tried google? this is the second entry (the first was in Spanish only): http://www.gayiberia.com/bilbao/ I can't tell you for sure (not being gay) but I used to go quite often to Bilbao. I can't remember many rainbow flags or specific places (I guess there are) but mostly a mixed crowd everywhere. I don't think there are specific gay-oriented shopping (even Bilbao is a great place for shopping, for everyone) and probably there is not a single restaurant that will be flagged as "gay-friendly" but as said above, everyone is welcome everywhere. Is this way in most of Spain (at least the areas I'm more familiar with): there are not really gay ghettos, and I do think this is a great thing
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