I'm Gry Ellebjerg, a Swedish journalist, artist, and photographer. I'm traveling across Europe, exploring lesbian life and sharing stories from the Pink Road. I work from my gut to reach your gut, creating the kind of stories I didn't know I needed to write. I want to create a space for unpolished voices and experiences from all walks of life. Feel welcome to roam around in this lesbian odyssey! I would love to hear from you. Send me a note about what lesbian life looks like in your part of the world.
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SUGGESTED FOR YOU Grab a Bite of Lesbian Europe! Dive into my curated collection of lesbian and queer spaces – bars, clubs, bookshops, pop-up events, and cafés – across Europe. Go to the Hot Spots List →
TRENDING This is a specially-made lesbian Berlin guide, translated into “an all-you-can-eat buffet.” Victoria has lived in Berlin for more than seven years. She is bringing you her lesbian Bible on where and when to go out in perhaps the best queer city in the world. Go to the Berlin Guide →
CURATOR'S SPOTLIGHT From the classic Festival at Skala Eressos in Greece, to The Out 6 Wild Festival in UK, and queer film festivals in Paris and Rome – the smorgasbord is yours! Here’s our round-up of Europe's best lesbian/queer festivals offerings for 2025. Go to the Festival List →
BEST READ FROM THE ARCHIVE ON LESBIAN LOVE Tired of short-lived lesbian relationships? Learn how to build lasting love with advice from Dr. Ruth Schwartz and the Conscious Girlfriend Academy. Read the full Story →
AN EVENING AT THE OLDEST LESBIAN BAR IN EUROPE One by one, the lesbian bars in Europe are shutting down. La Gata in Frankfurt is one of the few left. When you enter the place, it's like walking onto a movie set. The 1970s hits you with all it's got: brown wood paneling and faded pictures of naked ladies. I came to Frankfurt for one thing—to experience one evening at this classic bar. It was like eating a slice of history with a spoon. Read the Story →
BERLIN’S SECRET TWIN There are two lesbian pilgrimage sites in Europe: Berlin and the small village of Skala Eressos on Lesbos. The latter is the birthplace of Sappho, and in the '80s, lesbians adopted the place. You might argue that lesbians have done the same with Berlin. They have very different vibes, but if you ask me, I think they both need each other desperately. This is an exploration of why.
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KILL YOUR DARLINGS IN BERLIN At a film festival in Copenhagen, I met the artist Peaches. I asked her the same question I ask everyone I meet. "Do you know where the lesbians are?" "Möbel Olfe in Berlin on a Tuesday night," she said. "You will find them there." I went to have the experience. It was my lesbian Christmas Eve and everything else I could have imagined. Yet, I couldn't help but wonder if I had come too late to the party.
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MY LESBIAN MYSTERY ADVENTURE IN ROME All roads lead to Rome, but it seems the lesbian one is still being paved. I came to the land of amore on a mission, but my adventure took a turn I never expected. My conclusions were so surprising I almost abandoned this story. But I learned that in a city of ancient secrets, the most important clues are often hiding in plain sight.
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BUDAPEST: Love cannot be banned, Mr. Orbán. When deep love takes action, it is stronger than power. In Budapest, efforts to ban the Pride March failed as over 400,000 eyes witnessed the change. I was there. And this is what I felt.