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Naked Bar Madrid

Naked Bar Madrid, Calle de Monteleon, Madrid, Spain
With a not-so-subtle name, Naked is a dedicated gay leather and fetish bar popular with older men. There's a dress code every night and it rarely mentions clothes, but there are occasional themed nights such as swimwear or sportswear. Two floors of cruising promise an unforgettable experience, with facilities such as darkroom, beds, slings, and large film screens. Entrance even includes two drinks.
Fetish, Older Crowd, Cruising
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