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Below are the countries around the world where PinkUk has any LGBTQ+ venues.
Rights affecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning (or queer) (LGBTQ) people vary greatly by country or jurisdiction – encompassing everything from the legal recognition of
same-sex marriage to the death penalty for homosexuality. Notably, as of 2020, 30 countries recognize same-sex marriage; they are: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada,
Colombia, Costa Rica, Denmark, Ecuador, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain,
Sweden, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, the United States and Uruguay.
We have 3,175 venues, in 66 countries.
Africa
Cabo Verde | 
Seychelles | 
South Africa | 
Uganda | Asia
Cambodia | 
China | 
Hong Kong | 
India | 
Indonesia | 
Israel | 
Japan | 
Malaysia | 
Singapore | 
South Korea | 
Taiwan | 
Thailand | 
Turkey | Australia
Australia | 
New Zealand | Europe
Austria | 
Belgium | 
Bulgaria | 
Croatia | 
Cyprus | 
Czech Republic | 
Denmark | 
Estonia | 
Finland | 
France | 
Germany | 
Gibraltar | 
Greece | 
Hungary | 
Iceland | 
Ireland | 
Italy | 
Latvia | 
Lithuania | 
Luxembourg | 
Malta | 
Netherlands | 
Norway | 
Poland | 
Portugal | 
Romania | 
Russia | 
Serbia | 
Slovakia | 
Slovenia | 
Spain | 
Sweden | 
Switzerland | 
UK | 
Ukraine | North America
Bahamas | 
Bermuda | 
Canada | 
Costa Rica | 
Dominican Republic | 
Mexico | 
USA | South America
Argentina | 
Brazil | 
Chile | 
Colombia | 
Uruguay | 
Though Russia spans Europe and Asia, we have listed it in Europe as most of the LGBTQ+ venues are in the European side of Russia.
Despite prejudice from much of society and authorities, Russia has an established LGBTQ+ scene, particularly in the two leading cities of Moscow and St Petersburg.
Homosexuality is not illegal in Russia. However, under the 2013 Propaganda Law, introduced by President Putin, it is illegal to promote 'non-traditional sexual relationships' in the presence of minors. In reality this means there are no legal LGBTQ+ pride events and speaking openly about LGBTQ+ rights can result in a fine, 15 days’ detainment and/or deportation.
It is generally safe for LGBTQ+ tourists to travel around Russia if you are prepared to stay in the closet and use common sense throughout your visit, especially in public.
