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There is a DJ on deck later and at night, and special events are frequently listed on their Facebook page.

Jongno Gay Bars

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This is done to reduce the chance of accidental outings of participants who still face significant discrimination in Korean society.

Unlike many other Pride festivals worldwide, the Seoul Pride Prade actively limits the ability of attendees to take pictures or videos and asks photo-takers to blur participants’ faces before publishing pictures online.

Opened with the understanding that the best accommodation you can find while traveling isn’t necessarily the highest class or the most expensive, but it’s defined by the people you meet and what you explore around your destination that counts.

The parade that was banned in 2015 attracted international attention to the event, with most of it being critical of the progress made regarding LGBT rights in South Korea. This contemporary offering brings the Four Seasons experience to Korea for the first time, inviting you to indulge in complete serenity at their urban Spa, take a dip in the year-round pool or savor Michelin-starred cuisine and Seoul’s bourgeoning craft-cocktail scene – all without leaving the hotel.

Never a boring night, the over-the-top shows are the main attraction making Trance a stand-out destination that always receives enthusiastic reviews from locals and foreigners alike. There is a 24-hour front desk offering free luggage storage and concierge services, and guests can relax on a public terrace or enjoy daily live jazz concerts from 7 pm until midnight at the ground floor bar.

This experience is not about simply ticking off tourist must-dos, but instead explores the real Korea through Janet’s beautiful food obsession – which shines through whether she is introducing you to vendors in one of Seoul’s few remaining local street markets or smiling brightly while revealing to you how to create the perfect Bulgogi Lettuce Wrap back in her professional kitchen.

Poplar with a more mature crowd but very, very welcoming to all. Fill your camera with selfies featuring narrow streets lined with restored traditional homes.

Love Museum

A quirky museum of interactive erotic art, this is Seoul’s first and so far only museum for adults – but we are sure others are eagerly being planned.

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A clean and fun gay bar with an owner and staff who are very friendly to all customers and very efficient servers. Drinks and snacks are available.

Take Exit 4 from Itaewon subway station.

Prince is on 3rd and 4th floor of that building.

Features:

Dark Room

Internet Access

Maze

Relaxing Cabins