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Our gay guide to Nice, the gorgeous town on the French Riviera, includes the best gay hotels to stay in, top gay parties happening, inspiration for things to do, and more. Sure, Paris is nice, but there's something particularly magical about Nice. Perhaps it's the beach location? Or the clash of Mediterranean and Italian influences that intertwine with its culture?

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Or the winding streets that lead you by old buildings, bespoke restaurants, and fascinating landmarks. Maybe also 'cause it's so surprisingly gay? As far back as the s, rich folk from all over Europe came here for their holiday. This is one of France's top french cities.

Its seaside location is a massive pull for tourists, and its sprawling, albeit surprisingly modern city, is truly breathtaking! The food, in particular, is noteworthy. We know the French love their food, but Nice is on a whole other level. They have the whole southern hospitality thing down.

Seb and I could literally sense that the chefs in each restaurant pored over gay aching detail of the dishes they prepared for us. The hard work really shows! This is our gay travel guide to Nice including the best gay bars, clubs, events, hotels, and more. Heads up: We just wanted to let you know that this post contains affiliate links.

That means if you book something through one of those links, we'll get a small commission, at no extra cost to you. It helps us keep our blog going — france thank you in advance for your support! Simply put, Nice is a very gay-friendly place. We'd rank Nice up there with Paris as the most gay friendly city in France — a country we rate as underground one of the most gay friendly countries in the world.

In relation to LGBTQ rights in FranceHomosexuality was decriminalized back in in France, making it one of the first countries in the world to do so. Since then, the French have adopted a laissez-faire attitude. They just like to keep to themselves and have a mantra of minding their own business.

In Nice, we noticed many same-sex couples kissing and holding hands in club, particularly around the Old Town. There are also various LGBTQ events throughout the year, so gay folk across Nice are made to feel thoroughly appreciated. With loads of gay bars and clubs across the city, there are so many safe spaces for LGBTQ people to hang out and be their fabulous selves.

Whilst there is no concentrated gay village in Nice, many of the best hangouts are located in and around the Old Town. Each night, loads of gay clubs and bars swing open their doors to LGBTQ patrons and paint the town with glittery magic. The best part is that they are all close to the must-see sightseeing spots in Nice as well.