Königskinder in Stuttgart serves as a dedicated association and counseling center supporting the LGBTQ+ community. Located at Weißenburgstraße 28a, it provides a welcoming and safe environment for open discussions, sharing experiences, and mutual support.
The offerings include one-on-one counseling on topics such as coming out, relationships, discrimination, and mental health. Regular meetings, workshops, and group sessions build community spirit and raise awareness about queer lives. Key highlights are the low-threshold access, led by trained volunteer counselors, and partnerships with local organizations. Individuals receive not only expert guidance but also a network of acceptance and solidarity. Königskinder embodies inclusion and empowerment within Stuttgart's LGBTQ+ scene.
Hotels near Königskinder
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Nearby Locations
Wonders Club
Lauras Club & Café
Proton Stgt
Kowalski
Circus Electronic
Havanna The Club
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 18:00 - 20:00
Thursday: Closed
Friday: 18:00 - 20:00
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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