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Madrid Pride

Colours, love and life 
- under the Spanish sun

23 June – 2 July, 2023

Get your glitter out: the biggest LGBTQ+ celebration in all of Europe will again take place in Madrid, Spain.

Also known as Mado Madrid Orgullo, Madrid Pride attracts millions to its streets every year with music, cultural events – and of course, epic parties. Madrid was also host city of the 2017 World Pride event – so it’s safe to say they know how to organise a party that slays. Start planning your Madrid Pride trip now – it absolutely won’t be your last!

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Here’s what you won’t want to miss.

This year’s Madrid Pride will feature free concerts and performances, exhibitions, and educational workshops and activities for adults and kids alike – not to mention the key events below. Needless to say, there will be plenty to keep you busy.

23 June

Chueca’s Pride

Pride kicks off in Madrid’s most LGBTQ+ friendly neighbourhood, Chueca. Stroll around this energic area and enjoy the many events taking place.
28 June

Pride Proclamation

The official opening of the Pride celebrations, with speeches from key LGBTQ+ members or allies, music and entertainment.
29 June

High Heel Race

This race may sound untraditional, but this year marks its 23rd anniversary! Watch in excitement – and a bit of fear – as runners race to the finish line in up to six-inch heels.
30 June

Madrid Summit 2023

LGBTQ+ leaders and human rights defenders from around the world meet to discuss the progression of equality and freedom from discrimination.
30 June

Mr. Gay Pride Espana

For 16 years running, this popular beauty contest crowns Mr. Gay Pride Espana from among all the handsome finalists representing their regions.
1 July

Pride Parade

Hundreds of floats make their way from the city centre to Plaza de Colón, where participants are recited a manifesto of freedom, inclusion and diversity.

You’re going to love Madrid.

Spain’s capital is an extraordinary city. Culturally dynamic, bursting with creativity and exuberance, it’s a haven for clubbers, music fans, and art lovers. But it also has much to offer more relaxed vacationers.

Read up on Madrid in our travel guide

How to get to Madrid.

There are several direct flights from London to Madrid that fly multiple times per day. They’re operated by e.g. Ryanair, easyJet, Air Europa, Iberia Express and British Airways and take about 2h 30m.

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