Munich Gay Bars

Fun party bar in Munich's gay district with music that ranges from German 'Schlager' pop to international hits. Fun, nostalgic vibe, complete with disco balls hanging from the ceiling.

Prosecco gets busy when other bars start to wind down. Crowd of mixed ages and sexual orientations. Open Friday and Saturday, plus nights before public holidays.

One of the longest-running gay venues in Munich and a gay landmark for socialising. The legendary NIL gay café bar has a unique Egyptian styling, with central bar, comfortable alcoves and couches for lounging.

NiL's famous menu includes cornflake Schnitzel, pork stew and goulash soup.

Edelheiss is a down-to-earth, popular neighbourhood gay bar that attracts beer-drinking bears, mature men and their friends. This spot is guaranteed to be almost always crowded, but it's a lovely crowd that's down to chat.

A short walk away from the metro station Sendlinger Tor, Bar Rendezvous is nestled in with lots of other small bars in the area. Come to this unpretentious little gay bar for cheap drinks and cheesy euro-music, away from the more upscale part of the city.

Open seven days a week, from 6pm until late.

In the heart of the Glockenbackviertel, the gay neighbourhood in Munich, Auroom is a small cocktail bar specialising in classic drinks with a twist. Some of their inventive drinks have received international awards, so this place is not to be missed. How about a Snickers Martini or a Wasabi Lime Sour?

This bar is very unpretentious and inconspicuous - the only way to know that this is a gay venue is the little rainbow flag over the doorway. The crowd tends to be older, the interior is rustic, and the atmosphere is cozy and friendly. Open seven days a week.