In the meantime, here's some updated information on gay life in Stockholm, as provided by http://www.visitsweden.com/gay
The gay scene in Stockholm is like the city itself: warm, open-minded and welcoming, easily accessible and fun. The Pride festival, held every year in July, is the highlight of the year in the gay calendar and although there is no centre of gay life in Stockholm there are many gay and gay-friendly clubs, bars, restaurants and other establishments to enjoy.Stockholm’s breathtakingly beautiful gives it a massive natural advantage over most capital cities. It is built on 14 islands, in the unpolluted waters of Mälaren and the locals like nothing more than swimming, fishing, boating and lazing away summer days in the parks and waterways of the city. At Slussen on Södermalm, and Nybrokajen in Östermalm, Stockholm opens out to the Baltic Sea and the Stockholm archipelago with its thousands of beautiful islands. So why not take a boat trip while you’re here. Or discover Stockholm by foot or bike and take in the beautifully designed parks and gardens, for example Tantolunden and Långholmen in the south of the city, Kungsträdgården and Vasaparken in central Stockholm and Djurgården in the east.
So stay tuned and check back often for more exciting updates from your friends at VisitSweden.com.
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