Red&Blue Cargo Club

Antwerp

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Red&Blue Cargo Club

Looking for a gay club? Then look no further, because Red&Blue Cargo Club is Belgium’s biggest gay club attracting an international audience. Thursday nights are the busiest!

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addressLange Schipperskapelstraat 11, Antwerp
phone+32 3 213 05 55
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facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/RedandBlueCargoClub/

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