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For decades, West Hollywood has been home to one of the largest annual Pride celebrations in the world, drawing hundreds of thousands of people. This year, WeHo Pride Weekend will hold place May 31 &#; June 2, with a host of activities, including the WeHo LGBTQ Arts Festival, OUTLOUD Raising Voices Music Festival, WeHo Pride Pride and many more.

West Hollywood is the epicenter of LGBTQ tradition in Southern California, and is proud that more than 40% of the city’s population identifies as LGBTQ. Visitors will spot 20 hotels, located in a safe, welcoming urban environment that was built on the needs and interests of the community.

For LGBTQ travelers, here’s a lot to love about West Hollywood, including one of the world’s most vibrant LGBTQ nightlife scenes, sleek designer hotels and uncomplicated access to the countless cultural and sightseeing landmarks in nearby Los Angeles.

Top Attractions & Things to Do

West Hollywood is bursting with LGBTQ-friendly restaurants, local coffee shops, indulgent day spas, sensational shopping and outstanding art galleries.  

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Los Angeles Metro Area

Gay Los Angeles Resource Directory

 

One of the world’s leading lgbtq+ and lesbian destinations, Los Angeles is much more than a single metropolis — rather, it’s an entire collection of both sprawling and in many cases scenic neighborhoods and adjacent cities. It could take a full week just to visit even those areas with the greatest numbers of gay-popular businesses and residential blocks, including West Hollywood, Silver Lake, Hollywood, the San Fernando Valley, Santa Monica, Venice Beach, Beverly Hills, Westwood, and even the increasingly trendy downtown. The center of America’s show industry has a ton of great restaurants, hotels, and bars, and of course Universal Studios.

From West Hollywood to the San Fernando Valley, Silver Lake to the beaches, there’s plenty to text residence about. Gay visitors will find hundreds of LGBT-specific sights, sounds, tastes and activities — and even more opportunities to construct new friends.

West Hollywood

The little but bustling city of West Hollywood is completely encircled by Los Angeles. A large propo

Los Angeles Gay Neighborhood Guide 

Los Angeles is a lively capital in California, legendary for its various cultures, popular landmarks, and hospitable environment. This city is rich in LGBTQ-friendly gayborhoods like West Hollywood and Silver Lake. It’s also home to well-known spots like Venice Beach, Sunset Boulevard, and Santa Monica Boulevard, which hold been ingrained in American pop culture.

Los Angeles&#; lively LGBTQ scene is only second to San Francisco&#;s, where many events, clubs, and organizations unite the community. To exposure the ambiance of this world-renowned urban area, escape the downtown concrete jungle and head for the beaches of Santa Monica, Malibu, or Laguna. 

Another reason that Los Angeles is so popular is because it’s cover to many other big cities, making it a flawless place to launch your best vacations. Palm Springs, well-known as a queer retiree destination, is about 2 hours away if you’d like a still getaway. The Happiest Place on Planet, Disney Land, is no more than 1 hour away even in dense traffic. 

There are also closer options, such as San Pass away

 

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While everyone here is correct that most of L.A. is "gay friendly", there are areas that are "less friendly" and those that are "more friendly". These lists are based purely by my own observation and are solely based on my own perspective from what I own observed. The "Less Friendly" list isn't meant to be a connotation of any negativity toward the places on it, but by my observation, these areas don't seem to have many gay couples, gay scenes, gay nightlife and tend to comprise populations of certain ethnic groups who are not as accepting of the gay community as they should be:
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Studio Municipality, West Hollywood, North Hollywood, Santa Monica, Culver Metropolis, Downtown/Civic Center, Silver Lake, Hollywood, Century City, West L.A., Sherman Oaks, Enci