Copenhagen Gay Cruising

Located on Studiestraede, along with many of Copenhagen's gay bars, you'll find the men only Amigo Sauna. It opened in 1974 and consists of three floors. On the first floor there is a small bar with TV room and internet access, an exercise bike, a step machine, shower facilities, a sauna, and locker room. On the second floor are a lot of private cabins, two cinema screens and a small dark room and a toilet. Finally, on the third floor you'll find play rooms, a small gym, four cinema screens and five private booths. The sauna is visited throughout the year by many people, especially in the summer months, and on weekend nights.

Amager Strandpark is large beach area to the south of Copenhagen, stretching almost to the Airport. The northern part of the beach, accessed from Øresund metro station tends to attract a more gay crowd. Helgoland is a bathing platform with segregated male and female sections, open to the public during the summer, but members only in the winter.

Take the escalator to the first floor and walk through the hallway to the old reading room. Toilets can be found to the left and down the stairs at the end with lots of privacy to have fun. Mostly older men.

Parkland with lots of worn down tracks and clearing areas. Also a toilet block which is busier during the day.

Cosy club with lots of action, popular with both gay and curious guys. Body Bio is a sanctuary for everyone - a place where everything can happen. A good and friendly atmosphere helps to make the visit a pleasant experience with a small sauna and videos.

Easily accessible from Klampenborg station to the North of Copenhagen, Bellevue Strandpark has been a popular spot for gays for many years. The northern part of the beach is a combined nudist and gay area. Can get very busy on hot, sunny days.

Location mainly during the summer when the weather is appropriate. Beach park south of Copenhagen in the section between Pilehuset and Lynghuset. From Ishøj Station it is a 1.5 km walk or bicycle trip to the beach. You can also travel via Hundige station.

Bushes just around the parking lot. 2 parking lots but the one in the far end most busy and interesting. Check the website for more details. The website is in Danish, but there are photos and diagrams to help.