Gay/Lesbian entertainment in France
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Le 7
This disco-and-house gay club is a brilliant night out, but don't sit near the stage during the drag shows unless you're up for being part of the spectacle. Actually, there's so much attention-seeking here, it's doubtful newcomers will even be able to see the front row.
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Le Café de la mer
Friendly staff will arm you with a map of gay venues.
This is one of the many terraces that line the city's streets. Inside, the decor is bright and Mediterranean, the atmosphere young and convivial. Gay-friendly.
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L'Endroit
A gay-friendly disco with industrial style interior design, including a stainless-steel dance floor, and House music on the turntable. Male strippers go the full Monty every other Sunday night.
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Miss Marple
A friendly and unpretentious lesbian bar that welcomes gays and heteros. The upstairs lounge features upholstered cubes and low wooden tables. There's a DJ on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Le Tof
Chamonix's gay scene struts its stuff in Chamonix's only wholly gay bar and disco. Sip aperitifs, munch tapas and dance to house, new wave and retro in a trendy lounge atmosphere.
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Le Caveau
One of the two discos near the Biarritz town centre is Le Caveau. It is a long-running temple of Euro-house, with a pumping sound system and caters to a gay and mixed crowd.
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MP Bar
The website www.petitfute-gay.com (in French) has comprehensive coverage of Marseille's gay and lesbian scene, which revolves around the perennial favourite, MP Bar.
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Le Phaune
A hetero-friendly gay and lesbian bar with a small dance floor and a rainbow flag in the window. Thursday is theme night.
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Le Lesbigays Café
An informal bar that doesn't beat around the bush about its identity. Within sight of the cathedral.
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Vogue
This ambient bar in Le Suquet draws a young, trendy, predominantly gay crowd into electronic music.
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