Part of the Gay Barcelona Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Barcelona, Barcelona
Old-school gay erotic shop in the Gaixample with no-fuss service
Gay sex shop in the Gaixample that doubles as a cruising spot. The front is retail — toys, lube, gear, and DVDs — while the back holds a darkroom and private video cabins, with a small entry fee for the cruising area. It's an old-school, no-frills setup rather than a polished concept store, which is much of the appeal for regulars. The Diputació address puts it in the middle of the gay district, a short walk from the neighborhood's bars and clubs, so it's easy to fold into a night out. Hours run into the evening; discreet from the street, matter-of-fact inside.
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