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Gay Life in Edinburgh -
It was the early summer of By now it was dispel to me that I was attracted to other men. I called the Samaritans and they referred me to the Scottish Minorities Group (SMG).
I called the SMG Befriending Service, which was well established and, as I recall, operated most evenings. Two of their team met me in town and we went for tea where we talked about creature gay and what it meant for me. It was really helpful and professional and obviously a well-established non-directive counselling service with trained volunteers (the Samaritans clearly saw fit to propose it and I assume they had done their due diligence). My befrienders were John Compass (who was an established estate intermediary and also the person who had project-managed the acquisition of the queer centre in Broughton Street) and a guy called Ted who was a teacher. I remained friends with John for many years. Both of these wonderful men own now long since passed away. I saw many others come into the community via the Befrienders. I connected the Befriending team myself some years later.
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We hold our hands up…we are kilty of falling in cherish with Edinburgh!
From the ever-present visual of the castle that looms over the city to the faint sound of bagpipes you can hear on most street corners, we couldn’t help but look around in love and state aloud to ourselves “thistle do nicely.”
We spent hours wandering about the bustling Royal Mile, down the winding Victoria Street (which famously inspired JK Rowling in creating Diagon Alley), and into the thriving Grassmarket courtyard, where we found a bountiful selection of pubs and cafes. But it was the electric and kind essence of the Scottish people that loch-ed in our deep love.
This was our second trip to Scotland together – last second focusing on the gay scene of Inverness and the gorg beauty of the Scottish Highlands. We really fell in adore with the Scottish capital. Edinburgh is a municipality steeped in history and mysticism, with a stunning photo opportunity on every street
GAY EDINBURGH
ABOUT THE CITY
Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland and one of the most impressive cities in the United Kingdom. The town offers astonishing historical monuments, stunning museums and art galleries, excellent shopping and a program full of festivals and events. Edinburgh has a lively and colorful gay scene most located in the Fresh Town area, in an area known locally as the “Pink Triangle” Queer Village.
GAILY TOURS in EDINBURGH
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Edinburgh • Gay Tour & Pink Triangle's Secrets
Live a special LGBT walking Tour in Edinburgh with our Gay & Lesbian Warm Tour Guides. Admire the Scottish Parliament, Holyrood Palace, the Museum of Scotland, the Royal Mile, and Princes Street. Edinburgh has a vibrant gay scene "the Pink Triangle," centered around the top of Leith walk, just off Princes Street, Edinburgh's main thoroughfare. All the bars and c
Edinburgh is a city that embraces diversity and celebrates its vibrant LGBTQ+ community, making it a fantastic destination for those looking to enjoy a lively evening out. From the historic cobblestone streets of the Old Town to the trendy bars of the New Town, the municipality is brimming with welcoming spaces where everyone can feel at home. Whether you're in the mood for a cozy brew or a night of dancing, Edinburgh's gay bars offer a unique blend of atmosphere, fun, and camaraderie that you won't want to miss. Among the highlights are iconic venues fancy CC Blooms, known for its energetic vibe and inclusive essence, and the trendy Planet Prevent & Kitchen, where locals and visitors alike gather for affordable drinks and daily entertainment. For those seeking something a bit different, Paradise Palms serves up imaginative vegetarian dishes alongside artistic cocktails in a funky setting. With a mix of well-established favorites and exciting new spots, Edinburgh's gay bar scene is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories. So grab your friends and get ready