Gay ch parties

techno & cruising

HOW TO FIND US
#HRDR happens in Basel and Zurich

Venues to be announced soon

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Public transport: (tba)
Car/Bike: (tba)
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CARDS or CASH?

The whole Basel venue is cashless.
Credit cards accepted at the door, bar & cloakroom.
However, you can purchase a consumption card for CHF Remaining credit will be refunded. // Der gesamte Club in Basel ist cashless! Kreditkarten werden an der Tür, Bar und Garderobe akzeptiert. Wenn du keine Kreditkarte nutzen willst: Für CHF 50 kann eine Konsumationskarte gekauft werden, der Restbetrag wird beim Verlassen ausbezahlt.

Accept advantage of the presale // Nutze den Vorverkauf:
Presale

CLOAKROOM // GARDEROBE
Take your own bag and leave it with all your clothes in it at the cloakroom. That makes it very plain for all of us. // Bring deine eigene Tasche mit und lass sie mit deinen Kleinern drin an der Garderobe. Das macht es für uns alle einfacher.

INCLUSION & CONSENT
#hrdr is a kinky and sex positiv party. All gender are welcome. Sex happens in consent. We do NOT tolerant any kind of sexsim. // #hrdr ist eine kinky und sex positive party. Alle Geschlechter sind willkommen. Sex

Switzerland’s best LGBT clubs

Find the best gay and lesbian nights out – with the ultimate manual to Switzerland’s LGBT nightlife scene

The LGBT party scene in Switzerland offers something for everyone, from relaxed, mixed-queer shindigs to sweaty danceathons. For all their alpenhorn-apotheosizing and minaret-marginalising traditionalism, the Swiss have for many decades taken a world-leading stance on lgbtq+ and lesbian rights. Gay relations were decriminalised here in , and on New Year’s Day a referendum made Switzerland the first country on Soil where gay civil unions were voted in by the public, not just parliament – and by a massive majority.

Today Zurich, which happens to own a chic lesbian mayor in Corine Mauch, is very much Switzerland’s LGBT capital, as well as one of the world’s most gay-friendly cities, with bars, cafes, saunas and clubs adding up to dozens of gay venues. The old town’s Barfüsser is considered Europe’s oldest gay hostelry and the annual Zurich Pride event now draws around 45, pink party people.

Bern, Geneva and Basel all hold bijou scenes, in particular the restaurant Hirscheneck in Base

Wet Dreamz Forever

Wet Dreamz is taking over the Clubraum for a night of queer debauchery, deep grooves and many juicy surprises at Rote Fabrik Zürich! Follow your host Valerie Reding and get ready to dive into a slippery vortex of fusion, moistness and intimacy with a VJ Set by Bora, showing unique and diverse bodies and their otherwise hidden, censored parts.

They will serve you the finest grooves with DJ Sets by the collective Comme3 Çi Comme3 Ça from Zurich with Titilayo Adebayo, Deborah and Chanel Kah Yin Liang, by Klaire-Alice GG from Paris and by Hatari and Ghetto Po from Lausanne.

Performances by the Kiki Dwelling Of Phoenix with Bruna Revlon Phoenix, Hanzy Keat La'Beija Phoenix and Tokyo Revlon, by Mistress Lateena, Divas, Brandy Butler aka Donna Myte, Tomboyrobin, , Aisi Jo, Flying Idealistic NB Dance Slav and Jesuxes will spice up this magical night!

Get yourself in the mood and dive into your wildest fantasies with our Obscure Roomz, a Pop-Up Sex Shop by Untamed Affectionate and a Make-Up and Body-Paint Station with make-up artist Sandrine Thomas.

And if you need an ear to talk to, our "Party Psychologist" Edwin Ramirez got you covered!

Wet Dreamz is a sex-positive homosexual party

Zurich Gay Travel Guide

Upcoming Events in Zurich

Accommodation Tip

Hotel Alexander

Hotel. ***, from CHF

Reviews, Photos & Reservation

Located between central station and Old Town of Zurich, very close to some of the gay bars and clubs. Modern facilities.

@ Niederdorfstrasse 40
Zurich

Tram: Rudolf-Brun-Brücke

About Zurich

Zurich is the largest town in Switzerland (with a population of million including the suburbs) and the economic, social and cultural center of the territory. As the wealthiest capital in Europe and with its privileged location along the Limmat river and at the idyllic Lake Zurich with view of the snow-covered mountains, Zurich belongs to the cities with the highest quality of life in the world (but also with the highest cost of living).

Zurich already was raised to the level of a capital in the Early Middle Ages, in it became a free imperial municipality and in a member of the Swiss Confederation. The economic rise began with the textile industry in the 18th and 19th century. After the midth century the financial and services sector became increasingly important through the founding of numerous banks and insurance companies. The finan