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|  4 September 2010
Megawoof! London’s large monthly gay Bears party. Entrance 10–14 £.
22:00 – 06:00
@ Hidden (London Vauxhall, 100 Tinworth Street) [ Map - Megawoof! ]
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|  18 September 2010
XXL X – Decadance: 10 years birthday party at London’s bears club XXL London (51-53 Southwark Street) [ Map - XXL X – Decadance ]
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|  9 October 2010
Hotwired: big leather party, hosted by London’s gay fetish parties Rut and
Hard On. Strict leather & rubber dresscode! 22:00 – 06:00.
|  7 July 2012
WorldPride 2012: London will be hosting the third World Pride ever in 2012 (after Rome 2000 and Jerusalem 2006) – just three weeks ahead of the Olympic Games 2012 in London.

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About London and its gay life

With a population of 8 million, London is the second largest metropolis in Europe and the largest in Western Europe. The cultural, ethnic, religious and economic background of its population is one of the most diverse worldwide.

The gay scene in London is like a mirror of all that: it is huge, diverse and ever- changing. There are the cafes, bars and shops of a classic gay village in London- Soho and the party temples for shirt-off clubbers in the railway arches of London- Vauxhall. There is the amateur strip contest in a East End bar and the newest R'n'B night in a West End club. The oldest gay pub in South London hosts British queer comedy and drag shows, while Islington in North London has the newest chic & gay-friendly restaurant with international cuisine. Club legends such as the Fridge, Trade, DTPM and Crash influenced the memories of generations.
A gay Salsa party? Asian parties? Indie parties? It's all there!

London Gay Maps: Soho and Vauxhall

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 Rail Station in the center of London [ Map - London, St. Pancras International Rail Station ]
– 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.

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