Flanders has a very lively gay scene, hospitable and tolerant people, rich cultural activities and fabulous restaurants to offer. Each city and of course Ostend and The Coast has its own unique quality and appeal just waiting to be discovered and explored. 

Brussels

Brussels is a paradise for fans of theatre and fashion, for gourmets and party-goers. Stroll over the historic Grand Place or stop in one of the many gourmet restaurants and trendy bars of the gay quarter around Kolenmarkt
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Ghent

In Ghent it's great fun to combine the exploration of its historic roots with a typical Flemish shopping tour. The 'Café Rosa' and the Lesbian and Gay Centre in the same building of the historic centre of Ghent provide information about the lively activities in the young students' city. 

Antwerp

In addition to the magnificent architecture and vast range of museums Antwerp is the most important trading centre for diamonds in the world and a stronghold of the European fashion scene. In the gay scene this city on the river Schelde made its mark with the mega party event 'NaviGAYtion' a few years ago and today boasts a very thriving gay community. 

Ostend & The Coast

Apart from the delicious food served in the restaurants, Ostend enchants its visitors with its inviting beach and the coast has something to offer for every taste. If you want to go out in the evenings, there's no need to sing the blues: with five bars, cruising and dancing clubs as well as a sauna, this town offers more than you would expect, considering its size.
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Most of the visitors that come to the smaller coastal towns love the quiet and remoteness to get away from all the typical tourist hustle. If you prefer cruisy beaches, the coast has two sections very popular with gays : in Panne (the Dunes Natural Reserve Westhoek) and in Knokke-Heist (Het Zwin) esplanade and its neoclassicist colonnades.