A new ranking of cities throughout the world by how sexually liberated they are has just been published. The adult entertainment portal Erobella released its Sexually Liberal City Index for the fifth time, and the results are fascinating. The study scored 41 cities on “the freedom to live, love and express sexuality.” Cities all over the world were ranked across 10 categories, including contraception use, the number of sex shops, how the city fares on gender recognition, anti-discrimination, and abortion access, as well as queer-centric metrics like how many gay bars and LGBTQ+ events there are.The United States and other countries the world over may be overwhelmed by conservative ideology and attacks on LGBTQ+ rights, but there are still ways cities across the globe are fighting back and making sure that they are still as sexually free and welcoming to the queer community as possible.When it comes to the overall ranking for the Most Sexually Liberal City in the World, Amsterdam comes in first, followed by Vancouver and Manchester, but the list has some significant changes when you sort the list by which city is the most LGBTQ+ friendly. Keep scrolling to see the top 21 LGBTQ+ “sexually liberal” cities in the world.21. Melbourne, AustraliaMelbourne ranked 21st on the list, with perfect scores on gender recognition, anti-discrimination, and abortion rights. It landed lower than other cities because of the low number of gay bars and LGBTQ+ events.20. Hamburg, GermanyHamburg boasts a perfect score on sex work laws, anti-discrimination, and abortion rights, but doesn’t have as many gay bars or events as other cities on this list.19. Buenos Aires, ArgentinaGay bars and LGBTQ+ events might not be plentiful in Buenos Aires, but the capital city landed in the 19th spot because of its perfect gender recognition, anti-discrimination, and abortion rights scores.18. Prague, Czech RepublicPrague has more gay bars and events than cities lower on the list and did well on
The 21 most sexually liberal cities in the world for LGBTQ+ people
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