About LGBT Deystvie
- Culture
LGBT Deystvie is a grassroots organization in Sofia dedicated to supporting and advancing the LGBTIQ+ community in Bulgaria. As a cultural institution, it provides comprehensive resources and activities for young LGBTIQ+ individuals, including legal assistance, psychological support, and information on legislation and human rights. The organization is recognized for its role in co-organizing the annual Sofia Pride and for its commitment to combating homophobia and discrimination. Beyond in-person counseling services, LGBT Deystvie operates an online platform functioning as a virtual LGBTIQ+ center, offering information for LGBTIQ+ people and their families. The organization documents and analyzes hate crimes and discrimination cases while actively advocating for legislative changes to strengthen the rights and protections of the LGBTIQ+ community in Bulgaria.
Reviews
Honest, checked, no fake stars.
No reviews yet. Have you been? Tell others what it was like.
Nearby Locations
Everything within walking distance of Hristo Belchev.
Nationales Archäologisches Museum
SofiaClub Barcode
95 Knyas Boris, 1000 SofiaBulgarska Narodna Banka
SofiaNationaltheater „Iwan Wasow“
SofiaClub Essence
Aleksandar Stamboliyski 29, SofiaNarodno Sabranie
SofiaHotels near LGBT Deystvie
The star marks LGBT Deystvie. Tap the map for prices and availability.
From the magazine
The Sub in Munich: What a Queer Community Centre Can Do
Munich's Schwul-Queeres Zentrum, the Sub, turns 40 in 2026. Its history, services and funding show how to recognise a good community centre, in your own city too.
Finding Queer Youth Groups in Germany: Lambda, SchLAu and What Helps in the Countryside
Where do queer young people meet in Germany, and what can you do if there is no group nearby? An overview of Lambda, Queersupport, school projects such as SchLAu and Bavaria's QueerStart project.
Queer Hamburg: St. Georg, the Kiez and the Schanze at a Glance
Hamburg's queer scene is spread across several districts. An overview of St. Georg, the Kiez and the Schanze, with bars, cafés, counselling and Pride.