Annual LGBTQ+ pride celebration in Belgium's second city, featuring a parade, street festival, and parties across Antwerp each summer.

LGBT-friendly cafe-bar in the historical center of Antwerp. With terraces on the car-free street in front of the café and on the Lijnwaadmarkt square at the back.

Big cafe-bar in the Het Roze Huis (The Pink House), Antwerp's LGBTQ community house in the Zurenborg quarter.

Gay bar with live DJs and small dancefloor. Upstairs with cruising labyrinth. Friday and Saturday night busiest after 03:00. Admission: 10-15 €, incl. 1 drink

Gay bar in the center of Antwerp, in good weather with big terrace on Theaterplein.

Big LGBT-friendly club in the center of Antwerp.

Gay sauna in the south of Antwerp (Antwerpen-Berchem). Admission: ≈ 13-20 €

Bar and meeting place for the LGTBQ community (and friends) since 1993. Friday and Saturday night with DJs.

Small shop for leather and rubber gear, SM toys and more.

Retail store of the famous leather and rubber shop from Amsterdam.

Annual multidisciplinary LGBTQ+ arts festival held in Antwerp each August, spanning music, film, dance, theatre, and literature. One of Belgium's most prominent queer cultural events, with editions expanding to Bruges and Leuven.

Antwerp's well-known leather and cruising bar at Van Aerdtstraat 22 in the Northern Quarter. Dark rooms, a friendly leather crowd, and a casual bar area — one of Belgium's most established kink venues.

Antwerp's premier gay nightclub, running for over two decades. Large multi-room venue with themed weekly nights, circuit parties, go-go dancers, and one of Belgium's most energetic LGBTQ+ dance floors.

Long-running lesbian dance party night held every second Sunday of the month in Antwerp, running since 2004. A recurring event rather than a fixed venue, currently held at Cargo Club / Red & Blue.

Annual international fetish and leather festival held in Antwerp each April, one of Europe's largest leather community events. Features parties, a market, workshops, and a weekend-long programme drawing thousands from across Europe.