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One month until WorldPride Amsterdam: what you shouldn't miss

One month until WorldPride Amsterdam: what you shouldn't miss

Amsterdam will host WorldPride for the first time this summer, featuring two weeks of international LGBTQ+ celebrations. The extensive event program includes a massive boat parade, outdoor cinema, concerts, and street parties throughout the city.

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