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Black Hole Club
Daily except Tuesday ≈ – /
Cruisy gay bar and labyrinth with cabins.
(The ex Skyline Club.)
@ Via Pontremoli 36
Rome
Metro: San Giovanni
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Censured
Monday, Tuesday – ;Wednesday – ;Thursday – ;Friday, Saturday – ;Sunday / –
Small gay cruising club in the center of Rome.
@ Via dei Quattro Cantoni 5
Rome
Metro: Cavour
+39 06
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K Men Club
Tuesday-Thursday – ;Friday, Saturday – ;Sunday –
Gay cruise club with playrooms and cabins, located in the east of Rome.
@ Via Amato Amati
Rome
Bus , Night bus N Casilina/Filarete; Metro C: Malatesta
+39 06 , +39 (mobile)
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Leather Club Roma
Gay leather club association, organizing or supporting various special events (check their website), for instance the annual leather and fetish event Fetish Parade Italy in December.
@ Rome
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