Pink Christmas in Vienna

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For the first time ever, Vienna will host a Christmas and New Year’s Eve market under the motto ‘Queer, Pink & Proud’.

Located in the heart of Vienna’s LGBT+ area in the 6th district, by the U4 station Kettenbrückengasse at Naschmarkt, the opening of Pink Christmas in Vienna will take place on 1 December 2014 to coincide with World Aids Day in cooperation with Aids Hilfe Wien, the Viennese AIDS support organisation.

Numerous stalls will be present, offering mulled wine and punch, hot and cold food, arts and crafts, and cool music from bands and DJs running through to 31 December. The 50 or so stalls are open daily until 10pm (except Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve, when the market closes early, and Christmas Day, when it closes completely).

As countless LGBT+ clubs and bars are just a stone’s throw from the Naschmarkt, there are plenty of venues to choose from for a fabulous after party.