Best town to visit as a crossdresser?

Best town has to be Palm Springs.  Everyone is so accepting and you can really really have fun as your femme self.  All the stores and restaurants treat you like a lady.  I live nearby so I go at least once a month.  💕

For those not in the US I wonder what the candidates for best town are?

In the UK, Brighton is usually name checked but I am wondering where else?

And I increasingly see girls taking weekend breaks from the UK to the European mainland. Some of the Dutch cities seems to get good reviews.

Hi Megan...

I don't know about " best town " in England...I have been to a few and never had a bad problem in any of them. I think it's about how YOU feel.... confidence and self belief can turn most places into a " nice " place....I think bigotry exists everywhere, it's how we handle it....

England is divided into counties,

Probably the best one to live in for us would be......

"Middlesex".....😂😂

Smiles, grace xx

Hey Grace! I grew up in Middlesex, now't wrong with Middlesex. LOL

I grew up close to Heathrow airport in the early days of the Comet airliner.

Manchester perhaps?

I have been to many towns on the East Coast, such as, Boston, New York and Philadelphia. All are very welcoming but the best towns are New Hope Pa. and across the Delaware river Lambertville NJ. They are primarily gay communities and everyone is welcome and treated respectfully. I have spent many days and weekends in both places, shopping, sightseeing, attending trans events and partying. These are "must see" places.

I put Palm Springs, Las Vegas, and San Francisco on my list from our west coast

Hi Megan I believe the best town to visit as a trans, cross dresser or even those in between is Provincetown Mass.. This a very quaint town at the very end of Cape COD Mass .USA. It is very LGBTQ friendly. Its just lovely during summer and for those who want to share their cutest outfits during early fall, they have a week long event for trans/ CD.s and their SO,s of course. called the Fantasia Fair

Luv Stephanie

Sounds wonderful Stephanie.  Have you attended the Fantasia Fair?

Hi Megan Many times I stopped going when I decided to move to California. I was a member of a local trans club at the time so it was a lot more fun going with others. If you decide to go alone you will still feel very comfortable while in your fem mode. Make sure you book a motel or a BB. There should be plenty of rooms available the tourist season is just about over at the time.

Sounds exciting!

https://fanfair.info

Hi Megan. For me living in Florida I think that the Florida Keys are one of the best places to go to and be accepted. I spent a long weekend at a resort in Marathon Florida There's many shops and restaurants that cater to trans people and the weather and beaches are great. It's a very pink atmosphere,anywhere you go. I enjoyed myself and look forward to going back,maybe this Memoral Day weekend

For us Canadian girls in Ontario I like Toronto and London. Toronto down around the waterfront there's lots of good pubs and patios and I've never had a real problem, a few idiots but you get them everywhere and London beautiful city and lots of great pubs and restaurants and lots of accommodation if you need it.

Back in the 80s, I went out cross dressed in Hawaii in Honolulu and found it to be a very friendly CD city.  I was stationed for three years in Hawaii with the Navy and had to keep a very low profile but managed to get out as my female self sometimes.  From what I understand now, Honolulu remains a very friendly CD town.   Same for the Florida Keys, which includes the famous Key West.  When I was stationed in Homestead, Florida, I found the entire length of the Florida Keys and especially Key West town to be very CD friendly.

At present time, I live in metro Atlanta, Georgia, and Atlanta is considered a CD/Trans friendly city.  I patronize many businesses in Atlanta and rarely, if ever, have had a problem when cross dressed.

Last year, I traveled up to Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg, Tennessee and found this formerly very conservative tourist area to be friendly toward CDs. There were a few curious looks, which I simply melted away with friendly talk and lady-like behavior.

Times are changing.