Gay New York guide

NYC gay guide

New York, the city that never sleeps. It's 24/7 enjoying shopping, dining, clubbing or art. Visit all the iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty or a show on Broadway. Meet guys in the Village or Chelsea for a drink in one of the gay bars or go dance with them in one of the clubs for a night out. NYC: "If you can make it there.."

News and highlights

Rock It moves to XL

Weekly gay party Rock It has moved to 42nd Street, at new venue XL Nightclub. Get started early Friday night with a full open bar until 11PM and kick off your NY weekend!

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Over 100.000 visitors in 10 days at nighttours.com

Over <b>100.000</b> visitors in 10 days at nighttours.com

The year here started very well with way over 100.000 unique visitors to nighttours.com in the first 10 days of the year! Join them and also start planning your gay pride weekends and holidays for 2012! Please support us and try make all your hotel reservations here.
Gay pride calendar 2012

Book your 2012 gay prides and events

The year has started, and most of the main gay pride and event dates have been announced for 2012. This is the time to decide where to be proud this year: Madrid, San Francisco, Berlin, Sydney, Amsterdam, London, New York? Check out our full International Agenda now to pick and mix. And make sure you book your hotels conveniently via Nighttours.com
Gay pride calendar 2012

Events

20 May NY AIDS Walk

16 - 24 Jun * NYC Gay Pride

17 Jun Folsom Street East

22 - 24 Jun Harlem Pride

24 Jun Dance at the Pier

18 - 22 Jul Sand Blast Weekend

Map of New York

Map of New York with bars, clubs and all hotels · see larger map

Gay guide New York

The Big Apple. The city that never sleeps. Just dive in for a few days and visit all the landmark icons, shop around, go to a theatre and enjoy the NYC gay nightlife in West or East Village or Chelsea.

Gay life is everywhere in New York City. Nightlife is vivid and overwhelming. You can choose from endless variations on gay bars and clubs: from muscle mary clubs to cabaret piano bars, local intimate bars to trendy gay lounges. Most bars are opened from 16h till 4h. On Manhattan, the most interesting part of NYC for (gay) tourists, the gay scene is concentrated in a couple of neighbourhoods. Greenwhich Village lays the origin of gay pride, where the Stonewall riots in Christopher Street awakened gay emancipation. Hence the Christopher Street Days throughout the world. Many gay bars, restaurants and clubs are located here.

A bit more fancy is neighbouring Chelsea in Lower Manhattan west of Park Avenue. Chelsea offers a wide selection of trendy bars, clubs and restaurants which are concentrated around Eighth Avenue.

The East Village is a bit more of the bohemian version of the West Village. Midtown NYC can be well spend for the bars between the Empire State Building and the MoMa on Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Avenue.

NYC gay guide