Situated on the River Vltava (Moldau) in central Bohemia, Prague has been the political, cultural, and economic centre of the Czech state for more than 1100 years. The city is home to the liveliest gay and lesbian communities in eastern Europe. There are dozens of LGBT clubs, bars, saunas, cafes, restaurants. The large diverse gay and lesbian community lives in peace with freedom to register their relationships.

A favorite cafe for lesbian women in Prague is Jampa Dampa. Another place is called Therapy Cafe. It is also a primary venue in the ‘NOT ONLY Lesbian Festival’. As well, the Saints Bar this year started a Thursday lesbian night. eLnadruhou (L2) is a registered lesbian NGO in Brno city.

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Statue and flowers.
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Vysehrad Castle grounds with cemetery, statues and views of the
Outdoor wall mural.
Art Nouveau portico entrance to a hotel.
Vacuuming Prague city streets; a sparkling city with the cleanest
Strip show card on a cobbletone street.
Hanging sculpture.
Architectural detail.
Popular gay-owned Cafe-Cafe draws a trendy mixed crowd every night.
Sausage and kraut vendor in Wenceslas Square.
National Museum of the Czech republic.
Window of a Turkish restaurant.
Bookstores abound in Prague.
Street named after world famous lesbian tennis champion Martina Navratilova.
Ornate portal.
Couple on a tram.
Ropes and cords in a hardware store window.
Poster in a police station warning against school bullying.
Art Nouveau architectual details.
Art Nouveau architectual details.
Balcony from which Vaclav Havel declared Czechoslovakia a free country
Unusual sculpture (not sure what it signifies).
Delicious dark chocolate treats.
Pastry shops everywhere.
Lesbian couple arm in arm; ten seconds prior to this
Gay owned Casa Andina Restaurant.
Gay owned Casa Andina Restaurant.
Mr. Eivo gay restaurant.
Entry to Babylonia Sauna; adjacent to a church. (photo #14)
Friends in a park.
Relaxed gay couple in a park.
Popular Drakes’s gay bar.
Popular Escape gay bar, disco, club.
Popular Escape gay bar, disco, club.
Gay venue: Alex Bistro.
Gay venue.
Prague gay venue.
St Martin’s in the Wall church; photo included here because
Heaven gay cinema.
Gay Kontact magazine lists all LGBT places in Prague.
Friends gay bar
Gay owned Alex Bistro.
Book with suggestive cover.
In a Prague subway station, an erotic fashion poster by
Statue of Czech writer Franz Kafka.
Statue and poster of Czech writer Franz Kafka.
Poster of Czech writer Franz Kafka.
Statue of Czech writer Franz Kafka.
Art Nouveau Architectural detail.
Art Nouveau Architectural detail.
Dramatic pro-Israel demonstration in front of Prague synagogue.
Dramatic pro-Israel demonstration in front of Prague synagogue.
Dramatic pro-Israel demonstration in front of Prague synagogue.
Estates Theatre where Mozart conducted the premier of his opera
Restaurant Provaznice menu cover.

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