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Gay Strasbourg: the LGBTQ+ scene, events and nightlife
The gay and queer scene at the crossroads of Europe.
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In Strasbourg, there aren’t many venues. On Rue des Couples, a five-minute walk from the cathedral, you’ll find the Canapé Queer Bar, the city’s queer bar, and Tempête, a small LGBTQIA+-friendly club. The Sauna Equateur, near the station, is open every day. Parties are organised by collectives at Tempête, Studio Saglio or Karmen Camina. La Station, Strasbourg’s LGBTI centre, is at 7 Rue des Écrivains.
This event calendar brings together LGBT+ parties, bars, drag shows and saunas in Strasbourg and the Eurométropole, with details for each event – including venue, times, price and ticketing information – updated continuously. Download the Agenda LGBT app for the map, your favourites and the search by atmosphere.
Strasbourg's LGBTQ+ neighbourhoods
Where queer life is concentrated across the city.
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Centre & Rue des Couples
Rue des Couples, a five-minute walk from the cathedral: the Canapé Queer Bar, open Monday to Saturday from 5 pm, until 1.30 am at the start of the week and until 4 am from Thursday to Saturday. On the same street, Tempête, an LGBTQIA+-friendly mini-club and cocktail bar, is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 9 pm to 4 am. La Station, Strasbourg’s LGBTI centre, is at 7 Rue des Écrivains.
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Krutenau
Karmen Camina, Cour des Cigarières, organises club parties. The Théâtre Quai de Scène, on Quai du Général Koenig, hosts one-off parties such as the Bitch Party.
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Station district
Sauna Equateur, 5 rue de Rosheim: a gay sauna open every day, from noon to 9 pm Monday to Friday and from 2 pm to 9 pm at the weekend.
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Meinau
Studio Saglio, on Rue Saglio, hosts parties organised by the Lucid and Obscene collectives.
Organisers in Strasbourg
The collectives and organisers behind Strasbourg's queer nightlife. Follow them so you never miss their next parties.
Good to know for going out in Strasbourg
A few practical tips before diving into the local queer scene.
Overnight transport
The CTS network comprises six tram lines. The last trams pass through Homme de Fer between 12.30 am and 1 am every night. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, three night bus routes (N1, N2, N3) run until around 5.30 am. Tram line D connects Strasbourg to Kehl in Germany.
Safety
In the event of an assault or discrimination: La Station, the LGBTI centre in Strasbourg, 7 rue des Écrivains (09 50 51 13 29), and the national SOS Homophobia helpline (01 48 06 42 41). In an emergency: 17 or 112.
When to visit
The 2026 Marche des Visibilités, Strasbourg’s Pride march, took place on Saturday 20 June, starting from Place de l’Université, at the end of a Visibility Month that began on 17 May. For the rest of the year, parties are held on an ad hoc basis: please check the calendar before you come.
Frequently asked questions
Is Strasbourg LGBT-friendly?+
Strasbourg has an LGBTI centre, La Station, which was founded in 2009 and is located at 7 Rue des Écrivains. The FestiQueer association has been organising the Visibility Month and the Marche des Visibilités there since 2002. The city’s bars, saunas and parties are listed in this guide.
Where can LGBT people go out in Strasbourg?+
For a drink: the Canapé Queer Bar, on Rue des Couples – see Gay bars in Strasbourg. For dancing: Tempête, on the same street, and parties organised by collectives at Studio Saglio or Karmen Camina – see Gay and queer parties, clubs and nightlife in Strasbourg. The sauna is listed on the Gay saunas in Strasbourg page.
When does Pride take place in Strasbourg?+
In 2026, the Marche des Visibilités took place on Saturday 20 June, setting off at 2 pm from Place de l’Université. It is organised by the FestiQueer association (formerly FestiGays), which also runs the Visibility Month, from 17 May to 21 June in 2026.
How do you get around Strasbourg at night?+
The CTS network comprises six tram lines. The last trams pass through Homme de Fer between 12.30 am and 1 am every night. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, three night bus routes (N1, N2, N3) run until around 5.30 am. Tram line D connects Strasbourg to Kehl in Germany.
What are the main LGBT+ organisations in Strasbourg?+
La Station, the LGBTI centre for Strasbourg and Alsace, is located at 7 rue des Écrivains (09 50 51 13 29). FestiQueer, formerly FestiGays, organises the Visibility Month and the Marche des Visibilités.
LGBTQ+ history of Strasbourg
The FestiQueer association, formerly known as FestiGays, has been organising the Visibility Month and the Marche des Visibilités in Strasbourg since 2002. La Station, the LGBTI centre for Strasbourg and Alsace, was founded in 2009 and is located at 7 rue des Écrivains.
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