Buenos Aires Gay Bars

This gay video bar is located in the gay-popular Palermo Soho district of Buenos Aires.

Expect good music, fun videos and sexy dancers. Peuteo is known as a “hetro friendly” gay bar.

Most of the younger crowd here uses this venue as a starter bar before a big night out.

This popular gay bar in the gay Palermo district of Buenos Aires offers a wide range of drinks at reasonable prices. Friday nights are when this bar gets really packed thanks to an ‘all you can drink’ deal, often with a mixed crowd of gay guys.

Another great night at Sitges is Sundays, when they host an incredible weekly drag night, one of the best in the city.

A night at Sitges bar usually features in a gay Buenos Aires itinerary.

Contramano is Buenos Aires’ oldest surviving gay bar and it has enjoyed a loyal following since its opening.

The crowd here is older (daddies) – there’s a weekly bears night every Sunday. Contramano means “wrong way” so make of that what you will.

If you’re looking for some local colour and you have a daddy thing it’s well worth checking out. Hustlers do operate here so have your wits about you.

Located in the Retiro district of Buenos Aires. It opens earlier than other gay bars in the city. Flux is a basement bar – you’ll find it a block away from Avenida Santa Fe.

Flux is a good place to find a porteño (an inhabitant of Buenos Aires) to help you navigate the city’s sprawling gay scene. It’s friendly, cosmopolitan and more tourist-friendly than some other bars. Flux also puts on some great shows featuring local LGBT musicians.

nearest station : San Martin

In the south-eastern district of San Telmo sits the Pride Café.

In the daytime this unassuming café serves cheap and cheerful Argentinian food and drink in the Buenos Aires sun.

By night, the café transforms into a lively gay cocktail bar, perfect for starting a night out before heading to Km Zero or Glam.