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Sydney Gay
It's not hard to work out why Sydney is one of the most
popular destinations in the world for gay and lesbian tourists: the people are
gay-friendly and so is the weather, which gets steamiest in February - just in
time for the Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras .
Oxford Street is Sydney's official "pink strip", and here you'll find
countless pairs of tight-T-shirted guys strolling hand-in-hand, or checking out
the passing talent from a hip, streetside café. King Street , Newtown, is
another burgeoning centre of gay culture, while lesbian communities have carved
out territory of their own in Erskineville and Leichhardt (known
affectionately as "Dykehart").
A good starting point for information is The Bookshop, 207 Oxford St,
Darlinghurst tel 9331 1103, www.thebookshop.com.au , which has a complete
stock of gay and lesbian-related books, cards and magazines including the free
gay and lesbian weeklies, Sydney Star Observer and SX (both every
Thurs); the free lesbian-specific monthly LOTL ( Lesbians on the
Loose) ; and the monthly nationally distributed DNA ($7.60).
Cafés and restaurants The Californian , 177
Oxford St, Darlinghurst. Bus #380. Mon-Thurs 8am-midnight/1am, Fri-Sun 24-hour.
Marilyn gazes down at you from the front counter in provocative pose, while
Fifties rock jitterbugs from the jukebox. The all-day Californian... read more
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Mardi Gras The first Sydney Gay & Lesbian
Mardi Gras was held in 1978 as a gay-rights protest. Today, it's the biggest
celebration of gay and lesbian culture in the world incorporating exhibitions,
performances and other arts and community events,... read more
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Pubs and bars Apart from a few pubs in the inner
west, these are all concentrated around Oxford Street. Start at the Albury and
keep on going, for days if you like! Albury Hotel , 6 Oxford St, Paddington. Bus
#380. Mon-Fri 2pm-2am, Sat... read more
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Clubs Arq , 16 Flinders St, Surry Hills. Bus #373,
#377, #392-394. 24-hour. Mon-Thurs free, Fri & Sat $15-20, Sun $5. The
newest club on the scene is huge (900-person capacity) and state-of-the-art,
with something on every night of the week, from DJs... read more
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Travel agents The following travel agents
specialize in travel and accommodation arrangements for gay and lesbian
travellers: FOD Travel Level 2, 77 Oxford St, Darlinghurst tel 9360 3616,
www.fod.com.au. Silke's Travel PO Box... read more
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Gyms Bayswater Fitness , 33 Bayswater Rd, Kings
Cross tel 9356 2555. Mon-Thurs 6am-midnight, Fri 6am-11pm, Sat 7am-10pm, Sun
7am-9pm. $15. Clientele of mostly gay men, although lesbians are also welcome.
Weights, circuit-fitness and aerobics classes. ... read more
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Beaches During Sydney's hot summer, a popular
choice among the gay set is Tamarama (known locally as Glama-rama ), a
fifteen-minute walk from the southern end of Bondi Beach. But if showing off is
not your thing, Bondi ... read more
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