Gay Travel Guide London

News & Events in London

• |   till August 30, 2008
• Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs:  exhibition from 15 November 2007 – 30 August 2008 at London’s ›O2‹ (formerly Millennium Dome)
• -›  Official Website
• -›  Hotel reservations for London

• |  July 5, 2008
• Pride London:  Saturday, 5 July.
  The parade with this year’s theme ›Fairytales, Myths and Legends‹ departs at 13:00 in Orchard Street, makes its way down Oxford Street and Regent Street to arrive at Trafalgar Square with its main stage for speeches and show program.
• -›  Parade route map and stage agenda

• |  July 5, 2008
• Megawoof!:  next Bears party on Saturday, 5 July (Pride weekend),
  22:30 – 06:00
• -›  www.patroc.com/london/clubs.html#megawoof

• |  July 6, 2008
• Next Matinee party:  Spains party armada back in London on Pride Sunday, 6 July, 22:00 – 06:00 @ Fabric (Farringdon, 77a Charterhouse Street)
• -›  www.evolvedevents.co.uk/matinee/

• |  July 25, 2008 till July 26, 2008
• G-A-Y @ Astoria terminates:  the last parties of the legendary G-A-Y at the Astoria club will be held on the last weekend of July. Farewell!
• -›  www.patroc.com/london/clubs.html#g-a-y-london

• |  July 26, 2008
• Revolver:  next party on Saturday, 26 July, 22:00 – 06:00.
  Info, address and map of location:
• -›  www.patroc.com/london/clubs.html#revolver

• |  August 24, 2008
• Naked Zoo:  Trade & DTPM join forces again and present this new party on Sunday, 24 August (Bank Holiday weekend). The party starts at the early time of 18:00, so that you can enjoy the sunshine in the garden area of the club.
  @ Egg Club (King’s Cross, 200 York Way)
• -›  nakedzoo.co.uk

• |  August 24, 2008 till August 30, 2008
• London 2008 World Championships:  by the International Gay & Lesbian Football Association (IGLFA). From 24 till 30 August 2008.
• -›  www.londonwc2008.co.uk

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Travel tip for London

With Eurostar to London by train: Since the completion of the high-speed line in England in 2007, Eurostar connects London and Paris & Brussels in just 2 hours and a few minutes – with 10 times less pollution and carbon dioxide emissions than by plane. St. Pancras International station in the center of London and famous for its Victorian neo-Gothic roof and facade had been fully renovated in 2007 and has replaced Waterloo station as the terminal for Eurostar.