Krakow gay map

The Lindo Bar is a gay friendly cafe and lounge bar located on two levels near the Main Square in the city center of Krakow. The upstairs is small but offers fresh smoothies, coffee and of course beer and wine.

ZOO Klub is one of Kraków's liveliest LGBTQ+ clubs, tucked into an atmospheric brick-walled basement in the historic Kazimierz nightlife district, so it feels a little like partying in a medieval dungeon, in the best possible way. Spread across three lounges and a dancefloor, its jungle-themed space runs on a genuinely inclusive, no-attitude energy, with a crowd that's a happy mix of younger and older, locals and travelers.

Club Papuga, the "Parrot Club" and self-styled "Rainbow Heart of Kraków," is one of the city's main LGBT+ nightclubs, a big, colorful basement venue in a historic tenement on Dietla between Kazimierz and the Old Town. Kitsch wallpaper, lashings of artificial greenery and a giant disco ball set the tone across two dancefloors and two bars, with a chill-out room, a smoking area and, in warmer months, a lovely courtyard garden.

Slay Space is Kraków's newest, brightest, and most visible LGBTQIA+ venue: a multi-dimensional restaurant, bar, and club housed on a bright-pink 1889 Dutch cargo barge moored on the Vistula by the Bernatek Footbridge. "Slay Space = Safe Space" is the whole idea: an open, welcoming, hetero-friendly stage for the queer community where colorful food, cotton-candy "slay" cocktails and queer art come together.

Welcome to my apartment which is located in vibrant part of the city. Only a few tram stops will take you to the old town or just 10 minutes by bike.

Atmospheric, modern 1 bedrooom loft in the old town. Cosy and full of character.

Dear Travellers, welcome to my apartment which is placed in sight of the Wawel Castle, a walking distance to the city centre of Cracow and Kazimierz - the famous Jewish district and gay bars! The location of my apartment is very convenient.

Ciemnia, Polish for "darkroom," is Kraków's long-running men's gay cruising and sex club, the first and for years the only venue of its kind in the city, with around a quarter-century on the scene. Reached discreetly, ring the buzzer, cross the courtyard and head down to the basement, it's built for cruising rather than dancing, with a big darkroom, a maze, an "oralium," glory holes, private cabins, a sling and a video room, plus a low-priced bar, a smoking room and a small shop for condoms, lube and poppers.

Spartakus is the only gay sauna in Krakow and one of the oldest continuously operating in Eastern Europe, open since 1991 and styled like an ancient Roman bathhouse across three levels just over the river from Wawel Castle. It offers a Finnish dry sauna, a wet sauna and steam room, a gym, relaxation rooms, private cabins, a cafe-bar with hot food and a rooftop sun terrace with castle views, with full-body massage available from longtime in-house masseur Maciek.