Leo, let's discuss LGBT+ friendliness in Denmark and Germany – inclusivity, legal protections, the whole spectrum.
Which country is more welcoming?
Denmark legalized same-sex partnerships in 1989, and marriage in 2012.
1989! Germany, catch up!
Germany introduced registered partnerships in 2001 and legalized same-sex marriage in 2017.
Respectable. But why the delay?
Social acceptance is key. Denmark's open society makes LGBT+ individuals feel comfortable.
So, even drag queens can experience "hygge"?
Absolutely! Germany is also accepting, particularly in major cities like Berlin and Cologne, with a thriving LGBT+ scene.
Does Germany have a Danish pastry Pride parade?
Pride events are significant in both countries. Copenhagen and Berlin Prides are massive celebrations.
Glitter! Both countries prioritize inclusivity.
Both have strong anti-discrimination laws protecting LGBT+ individuals in employment, housing, and services.
How are these laws enforced?
Human rights organizations and government agencies investigate complaints and ensure fair treatment.
If choosing between Copenhagen and Berlin, what's your verdict?
Both are excellent options. Denmark has a long history of progressiveness, while Germany boasts a vibrant LGBT+ scene and strong legal protections. It depends on personal preference.
Like choosing between a pastry and a pretzel. Both offer a warm welcome.
Whether you prefer Denmark's "hygge" or Berlin's energy, you'll find a supportive community.
Thanks for the insight! Time to book a flight!