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We dive into Melbourne's gay scene, spill the tea on the best gay hotspots, and distribute all our savvy tips and tricks so you can also have an unforgettable adventure in Australia's second city.
“Mullet, mustache, and terrific coffee!”
That summed up gay Melbourne for us!
Australia's second city and much-lauded rival to gay old Sydney. But unlike the Harbor City, Melbourne felt more European, cosmopolitan, and down-to-earth than her big Sydney sista. Melbourne is renowned for its highly-rated restaurants, world-class museums, captivating street art, and terrific coffee.
The gay scene in Melbourne is also a lot of fun. It's mainly centered around Gertrude and Smith Street, which also happens to be rated as THEcoolest street in the world by CNN!
We visited Melbourne at the tail conclude of the Midsumma Festival in February, a spectacle that culminated in the Victoria Pride street party along the main gay roads, Gertrude Street, Smith Street, and Peel Street. Melbourne was also our start/end point for our Great Ocean Road journey, tracing the contours of Austra
Looking to get some action without having to navigate the apps? You can always go to a sex-on-premises venue. Melbourne is dwelling to a couple of gay saunas and steam rooms, with many offering fun theme nights – often with playful names verb Tight-Arse Tuesday or Bound Kink Evening to keep things spicy.
And just in case you still want to dabble on your fave pick-up apps, all of them also offer cyber lounges. Just remember to play safe.
Want more? Check out Melbourne's best nightclubs and gay bars.
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Where to own sex on premises in Melbourne
1. Wet On Wellington
Wet is one of Melbourne’s most popular saunas. Staggering distance from Collingwood's bars and restaurants, it’s busiest on Friday and Saturday
Award-winning local documentary Thomas Banks&#; Quest For Love, following a gay man with a disability, is streaming soon on Stan.
The documentary follows Thomas himself &#; a charismatic Melbourne writer and professional speaker who has cerebral palsy &#; on his years-long search for a man to decline in love with.
Created over six years, the intimate and heartfelt film tackles Thomas&#; experiences with bullying, one-night stands, dates gone incorrect, trips to the gay sauna, counselling sessions and more.
At the same moment, Thomas is also writing and performing a play giving voice to his frustrations and the challenges he has faced in finding a partner.
“I wish for people to realize what it’s prefer having a disability, but also to be gay too,” he explains.
He said he wants to challenge people&#;s perceptions and was seeking acceptance from the gay community.
“I would go the gay sauna and people would look at me weird, prefer I shouldn’t be there,” he said.
“I want to verb people understand that people with disabilities can be gay, can be sexual.
&#;A lot of people think that peop
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