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Gay bars in Paris

The complete agenda of gay, lesbian and queer bars in Paris, updated continuously.

Updated · August 2026·27 bars listed

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Paris has the highest concentration of LGBTQ+ bars in France. The Marais (3rd and 4th arrondissements) remains the community's historic neighbourhood, with counters open since the 1980s and iconic venues that draw a queer crowd from all over Europe. The capital also has bars in Pigalle, République, Oberkampf and on the Left Bank, each with its own vibe and regular crowd.

Parisian bars cover every style: queer cafés open from the morning, cocktail bars until 2am, alternative pubs with live music, dancing bars, discreet cruising spots, iconic lesbian addresses, rooftops open in summer. Many host themed nights (karaoke, queer quizzes, afterworks, Sunday brunches) and serve as meeting points for specific communities (leather, bear, trans, feminist).

This agenda lists every LGBTQ+ bar in Paris with their current hours, precise addresses and vibes. Download the Agenda LGBT app for the interactive map, favourites, and the schedule of special nights held in these venues.

Frequently asked questions

What are the gay neighbourhoods in Paris?+

The Marais (3rd and 4th) is the historic neighbourhood of the Parisian LGBTQ+ community, with the highest concentration of queer bars, cafés and venues. You will also find iconic addresses in Pigalle (9th), République (10th) and Oberkampf (11th).

Are Parisian gay bars open every day?+

Most LGBTQ+ bars in the Marais are open 7 days a week, with hours that vary by day (closing earlier on weekdays, often 2am at the weekend). Some lesbian or themed bars only open on certain nights.

Where to grab an LGBTQ+ drink in Paris outside the Marais?+

Pigalle has several queer bars, including some drag cabarets. Oberkampf and République have more alternative, less touristy addresses. Friendly bars also exist outside the historic neighbourhoods, notably in the 10th, 11th and 20th arrondissements.