Pride 2026
We ride with pride!
Not only Amsterdam has been celebrating Pride for years with street parties and the boat parade. Berlin has also organized Pride since 1979 and the festival is one of the largest in Europe. Also in Antwerp, Vienna, Disneyland Paris and Prague are Pride weeks with many concerts, debates and (demonstration) parties.
Find your event and book your train ticket on time: early booking is cheap travel!
Brussels Pride10 to 17 May
Brussels Pride Week runs from Sunday, May 10 to Sunday, May 17, at various locations in the capital. On Saturday, May 16, is the Pride Parade. This is a week to celebrate, demonstrate and stand up for your rights in the Belgian and European capital.
Vienna Pride and Rainbow
29 May to 14 June
The programme starts on 29 May with activities and exhibitions. The big parade is on 13 June. More than 250,000 people are expected!
Berlin Pride
26 June to 25 July
The Christopher Street Day (CSD) Berlin programme starts in June. There are street parties, film festivals, courses and workshops. The Pride ends on the weekend of 25 July with the big procession and concluding festivities.
© visitBerlin, Foto: Dirk Mathesius
London Pride
4 July
Celebrate diversity during Pride in London and support the LGBTQIA+ community through your presence. In addition to a host of concerts and parades, you can learn more about its history, culture and struggle for equal rights.
Amsterdam Pride
25 July to 8 August
The festival starts on July 25. There are speeches and performances at the gay monument and the opening party is in the Vondelpark. All week, there are festivities. In the weekend of 31 July, there are street parties and on 1 August the world-renowned boat parade.
Prague Pride
3 to 8 August
The Prague Pride festival is one of the biggest events in the Czech Republic and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors. There are parties, sports activities, performances and the week ends with a parade. Afterwards, there is a great after-party!
Antwerp Pride
5 to 9 August
Antwerp Pride commemorates and celebrates the LGBTQIA+ community's long journey toward acceptance and equal opportunity. It is a journey that still continues, because acceptance is not yet a given.
Main image: ©CSD Berlin, Photo: Nina Brune
Train to London
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Train to Vienna
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Train to To Paris via Marne la Vallee
To Paris via Marne la Vallée, take advantage of the low prices!