Brussels

LGBT Travel Guide

Le Cercle des Voyageurs - which translates to The Circle of Travelers - was born of a passion for travel and encounters and is dedicated to evasion. The setting is artsy...

A cheerful Italian brasserie done up in sleek black, Le Fornostar is a trendy setting for designer pizza. Check the weekday lunch specials. Reservations not available.

Chez Maman has been on the scene since 1994, and Maman and the girls put on magical drag shows every Friday and Saturday all night long. Music is pop, retro and remix....

Le Baroque is a small, friendly and relaxed bear bar open since 2009 that serves beer and cocktails and plays pop to disco classics with DJs on weekends. Seating outside.

Le Belgica, a Brussels institution since the 1980s, is a small gay dive bar that fills up with a lively and friendly crowd that spills out onto the street in finer...

Open since 1994, Fuse is a huge nightclub that can fit 1,200 people into a converted movie house. It has three levels, each with its own dance floor and music genre....

Yaki has two locations, one near Sainte Catherine square and the other right next to the Grand Place. Opened by a brother and sister team, both establishments are casual...