Gay dänemark
A total of approx. % of the population distinguish as homosexual, bisexual or asexual or have a different sexual orientation. The group contains an same number of men and women. There is a slight overrepresentation of women in the group of persons who identify as bisexual and a slight overrepresentation of men in the group of persons who identify as homosexual.
Young people are overrepresented in the group of persons who identify as LGBT+. Read more here: LGBT+ – Who and where?
Some people experience no or a low level of sexual attraction. People who recognize as asexual do not necessarily lead a celibate life. Some consider asexuality a sexual orientation; others consider it a spectrum.
International surveys suggest that up to 1 % of the population are asexual. Because it is such a small, invisible collective, there are no Danish surveys of the living conditions of asexual persons. Therefore, the LGBT+ Barometer does not contain figures for asexual persons as a separate group.
Sexual orientation can both be a matter of identity, encounter and/or attraction.
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The gateway to Scandinavia. The Kingdom of Denmark is known for its legendary architecture, progressive attitude and welcoming gay scene. Chart-topping contentment and quality of being, blockbuster dining and design, and a cheerful emphasis on hygge explore (and envy) what makes Denmark tick. Its heart-warming to know there's still a country where the term 'fairy tale' can be used freely from its most enduring literary legacy to its textbook castles. Denmark is one of the most gay-friendly countries in Europe and was one of the first to embrace lgbtq+ marriages.
• Individual & Small Team suggested tour
• Featuring: Copenhagen - Aarhus - Hindsgavl - Odense
• Visit the outstanding Copenhagen, voted one of the most LGTB Friendly cities on Earth with a vibrant outdoor life and modern architectural buildings
• Explore Aarhus, the Danish Capital of Culture
• Visit the Medieval Historical Mature Town of Aarhus for a memorable walk
• Admire the Viking UNESCO Heritage Site of Jelling
• Superior Castle visit with ov
Copenhagen Gay Travel Guide
Upcoming Events in Copenhagen
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Bøssehuset Sommerfest: big annual summer party at The Gay House (›Bøssehuset‹) in Copenhagen's ›FreeTown of Christiania‹. (You can take the bus to Bodenhoffs Plads, right where Mælkevejen crosses with Prinsessegade.)
With performances, dwell bands and DJs.
Tickets: from 70 DKK
From @ Bøssehuset (Refshalevej 2 / Mælkevejen 69 D)
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About Copenhagen and its gay life
Denmark has a population of million people, of whom million live in the capital Copenhagen (København) and about million in the Greater Copenhagen area. Copenhagen is considered to be one of the most livable cities in the world – and therefore unfortunately also one of the most expensive by now –, not least because of its numerous green areas, an unpolluted harbor, where you can even go for a swim, and the beautiful architecture. Among the most interesting sights in addition to Andersen's Little Mermaid are the Tivoli, one of the oldest still operating am