The 5 best LGBT locations
Café Savoy
The Savoy is one of Vienna's oldest and most beautiful LGBT locations and is not one to be missed. The Savoy has been around since 1897. How it looks inside: Opulant interiors, golden chandeliers, detailed ornementation and huge mirrors are reminiscent of imperial splendour. You'll be in good hands here no matter the time of day. And the best thing: The Savoy is directly next to the Naschmarkt. It is therefore perfect for a quick pitstop or as a place to watch the world go by. The best place to observe the lively hustle and bustle is from the cafe's outdoor dining area.
Löwenherz Bookshop
The legendary bookshop in Vienna's 9th district has offered reading material for LGBT people for more than 30 years. With more than 15,000 titles, the range of books is so extensive that you could easily spend several weeks there. Foreign-language literature is also available to buy. The team consists of experts who will be happy to help you navigate the selection.
Albertina modern
Fancy some art in the meantime? - "The Beauty of Diversity" exhibition in the Albertina modern runs until August 18, 2024. On display are works from women, LGBT artists, and People of Color, aboriginal artistic stances and much more. The exhibition focuses on the diversity of our time, the variety of identities and art forms, of materials and genders. Summary: well worth seeing
Marea Alta
The Marea Alta is a one-of-a-kind bar in Vienna. Nowhere else is more colorful and alternative. Whether it's a drag show, DJ night or karaoke, the atmosphere is always on point. At the Marea Alta you can immerse yourself in Vienna's community and enjoy a wonderful evening.
Kaiserbründl Men's Sauna
If you fancy a hot sauna infusion after a night of partying in Vienna, the Kaiserbründl Men's Sauna is the place to be. The imperial ambience is particularly worth experiencing. Even one of the Habsburgs used to be a regular here: Archduke Ludwig Viktor (called "Luziwuzi"), the youngest brother of Emperor Franz Josephs, enjoyed himself in the Kaiserbündl. But he once overdid it a bit, receiving a slap in the face for being a bit too "affectionate".