List of red-light districts

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De Wallen red-light district in Amsterdam

Red-light districts are areas associated with the sex industry and sex-oriented businesses (e.g. sex shops and strip clubs). In some of these places prostitution occurs, whether legally or illegally. The enforcement of prostitution laws varies by region.

Following is a partial list of well known red-light districts around the world, both current and historical.

Africa[]

Algeria[]

Prostitution is legal but third party involvement is prohibited.

See also: Prostitution in Algeria
  • Constantine
    • Rahbat al-Jammal (defunct)[1]

Burkina Faso[]

Prostitution is not specifically prohibited by the law,[2] but soliciting and pimping are illegal.[3]

Egypt[]

Prostitution in Egypt is illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Egypt
  • Alexandria
    • Kom al-Nadura (defunct)[6]
    • Kom Bakir (defunct)[6]
    • Al-Tartushi (defunct)[6]
  • Cairo
    • Wagh El Birket (defunct)[7]

Ivory Coast[]

Prostitution in Ivory Coast is legal.

See also: Prostitution in Ivory Coast

Kenya[]

Prostitution is illegal.[8]

See also: Prostitution in Kenya

Mauritania[]

Prostitution in Mauritania is illegal.[11]

  • Nouakchott

Morocco[]

Prostitution is illegal.[12]

See also: Prostitution in Morocco

South Africa[]

Prostitution is illegal.[16]

See also: Prostitution in South Africa

Tunisia[]

Prostitution is regulated.[20]

See also: Prostitution in Tunisia
  • Tunis
    • Sidi Abdallah Guech[21]

Asia[]

Bangladesh[]

Prostitution in Bangladesh is legal and regulated.[20]

See also: Prostitution in Bangladesh

Cambodia[]

Prostitution is illegal, but tolerated.

See also: Prostitution in Cambodia
  • Phnom Penh

China[]

Prostitution is illegal.[28]

See also: Prostitution in China

Hong Kong[]

Prostitution itself is not illegal but operating a brothel is illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Hong Kong

India[]

Prostitution is legal when performed by a person acting alone in private but public solicitation, brothels and pimping are illegal (however in practice prostitution is tolerated and regulated).

See also: Prostitution in India

Indonesia[]

See also: Prostitution in Indonesia

Prostitution is illegal in non-regulated areas. Prostitution is legal in some locations (including pimping and maintaining a brothel).

  • Batam
  • Jakarta
    • Blok M[54][55]
    • Kalijodo (demolished on 29 February 2016, now a public park)[56][57]
    • Kramat Tunggak (closed in 1999)[58]
  • Sibolangit
    • Bandar Baru
  • Surabaya
    • Gang Dolly (closed in 2014)[59]

Iran[]

See also: Prostitution in Iran

Prostitution in Iran is illegal, and incurs various punishments ranging from fines and jail terms to execution for repeat offenders.[20]

Iraq[]

See also: Prostitution in Iraq

Prostitution in Iraq is illegal, and penalties are severe.

Israel[]

See also: Prostitution in Israel

Japan[]

See also: Prostitution in Japan

Prostitution is illegal but narrowly defined. Many sexual acts for pay that would be considered to be prostitution in other countries are legal.[69]

Jordan[]

Prostitution is illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Jordan

Kyrgyzstan[]

Prostitution is legal but pimping and operating a brothel are illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Kyrgyzstan
  • Bishkek

South Korea[]

Prostitution is illegal, but in practice it is tolerated and regulated.

See also: Prostitution in South Korea

Malaysia[]

Prostitution in most of Malaysia is legal and widespread, though there are laws against prostitution-related activities. However, prostitution is illegal in Malaysia's Kelantan state.

See also: Prostitution in Malaysia

Pakistan[]

Prostitution is illegal, but in practice it is somewhat tolerated although not regulated.

See also: Prostitution in Pakistan
  • Faisalabad
    • Aminpur Bazar[citation needed]
    • Ghulam abad[citation needed]
  • Hyderabad
  • Karachi
  • Lahore
  • Multan
  • Peshawar
  • Rawalpindi
    • Qasai Gali[citation needed]

Philippines[]

Prostitution is illegal, but widespread and generally tolerated.[106]

See also: Prostitution in Philippines

Singapore[]

Prostitution itself is not illegal; however, public solicitation, living on the earnings of a prostitute, and maintaining a brothel are illegal.[112]

See also: Prostitution in Singapore

Taiwan[]

Prostitution in Taiwan was made illegal under a 1991 law. Legislation was introduced in 2011 to allow local governments in Taiwan to set up "special zones" where prostitution is permitted. Outside these zones prostitution is illegal. As of 2017 no "special zones" had been opened.[116]

See also: Prostitution in Taiwan

Thailand[]

Soi Cowboy, Thailand

Prostitution is illegal in Thailand, and solicitation and public nuisance laws are in effect. In practice it is tolerated and partly regulated.

See also: Prostitution in Thailand

Turkey[]

Europe[]

Austria[]

Prostitution is legal and regulated.

See also: Prostitution in Austria

Belgium[]

Rue d'Aerschot, Brussels
Glazen Straatje, Ghent
Main article: Red-light districts in Belgium

Prostitution is legal, though brothels are not.[138] Enforcement of the law can be lax.

See also: Prostitution in Belgium
  • Antwerp
    • Schipperskwartier[139] including Villa Tinto
  • Brussels
  • Charleroi
    • "Charleroi Triangle" (closed 2011)[144]
    • Area around ministère des Finances[140]
    • Faubourg de Bruxelles and the N5, Gosselie[140]
  • Deinze
    • Kortrijksesteenweg (N43).[140]
  • Ghent
    • Schepenenvijverstraat/Pieter Vanderdoncktdoorgang (including Glazen Straatje)[145]
    • Belgradostraat[145]
  • Liège
    • Rue du Champion/Rue de l’Agneau (windows closed in 2009, street prostitution still occurs)[146][147]
  • Ostend
  • Seraing
    • Rue Marnix[140]
    • A purpose built "Eros Centre" is planned[148]
  • Sint-Truiden
    • Luikersteenweg (know locally as "Chaussée d'Amour")[140]

Croatia[]

Prostitution is illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Croatia

Czech Republic[]

Prostitution is legal, but brothels and other forms of procuring are prohibited.

See also: Prostitution in the Czech Republic

Denmark[]

Prostitution is legal, but running brothels and pimping are illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Denmark

Finland[]

Prostitution is legal, but running brothels and pimping are illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Finland
  • Helsinki

France[]

Paying for sex, pimping and keeping a brothel are illegal. Prostitutes commit no offence unless soliciting.

See also: Prostitution in France
  • Angers
  • Avignon
  • Beziers
    • Avenue President Wilson[157]
  • Bordeaux
    • Quartier de la Gare Saint Jean[157]
    • Quartier Saint-Rémi[157]
    • Les Quinconces[157]
  • Caen
    • Saint Saveur (defunct)[157]
    • Presqu'île de Caen[157]
  • Cannes
  • Le Havre
    • rue LeSueur/rue Haudry/rue Laperouse (defunct)[157]
  • Lille
    • Quartier Peuple Belge (defunct)[157]
    • La Madeleine (defunct)[157]
  • Limoges
    • Champ de Juillet (defunct)[157]
  • Lyon
  • Mantes-la-Jolie
    • Quartier du Val Fourré[157]
  • Marseille
  • Montpellier
    • Boulevard de Strasbourg[157]
  • Nancy
  • Nantes
  • Nice
  • Paris
    • Beaubourg (17c now defunct), including:[159][160][161][162]
      • Rue Gratte-Cul, now Rue Dussoubs
      • Rue Maubuée, now Rue de Venise
      • Rue du Poil-au-Con, now Rue du Pélican
      • Rue Pute-y-Musse, now Rue du Petit-Musc
      • Rue Tire-Vit, now Rue Marie-Stuart
      • Rue Trousse-Nonnain, now Rue Beaubourg
      • Rue Troussevache, now rue de La Reynie
    • 1st arrondissement
    • 3rd arrondissement
      • Rue Trace-Putain (defunct) later rue Tasse-Nonnain, now part of Rue Beaubourg[165]
    • 4th arrondissement
      • Rue Brisemiche (Defunct) later rue Baillehoë and now part of Rue Brisemiche[166]
    • 9th arrondissement
    • 10th arrondissement
    • Bois de Boulogne[169][170]
    • Bois de Vincennes[171]
  • Rouen
  • Strasbourg
    • Avenue de la Forêt-Noire[157]
    • Route du Rhin[157]
    • Quai des Alpes[157]
    • Quai Louis-Pasteur[157]
    • Boulevard de Lyon Quartier de la Gare[157]
  • Toulouse
  • Troyes[157]

Germany[]

Bahnhofsviertel in Frankfurt am Main
Reeperbahn in Hamburg-St. Pauli
Herbertstraße in Hamburg-St. Pauli

Prostitution is legal and regulated.

See also: Prostitution in Germany

Gibraltar[]

See also: Prostitution in the British Overseas Territories § Gibraltar

Prostitution illegal.

  • Seruya's Ramp, (Calle Peligro) (defunct)[190]

Greece[]

See also: Prostitution in Greece

Ireland[]

Paying for sex is illegal, as is soliciting in a public place, operating brothels, and other forms of pimping.

See also: Prostitution in the Republic of Ireland

Italy[]

Prostitution in Italy is legal, although organized prostitution, whether indoors in brothels or controlled by third parties, is prohibited.

See also: Prostitution in Italy

Luxembourg[]

Prostitution is legal, but running brothels and pimping are illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Luxembourg
  • Luxembourg railway station area[199]

Malta[]

Prostitution is legal, but running brothels and pimping are illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Malta

Netherlands[]

A scene from De Wallen, Amsterdam's red light district, of a man negotiating with a sex worker.
Achterdam at night (Alkmaar)

Prostitution and associated activities are legal and common. A total of 11 cities in the Netherlands have red light districts with window prostitution.[204]

See also: Prostitution in the Netherlands

Portugal[]

Prostitution is legal, but running brothels and pimping are illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Portugal
  • Lisbon
    • Cais do Sodré (defunct)[218]
    • Rua Nova do Carvalho (defunct)[219]
  • Porto
  • Braga
    • Residencial Cairense

Spain[]

Brothels are illegal (since 1956), but "clubs" and "wiskerias" are fronts for prostitution and are tolerated.

See also: Prostitution in Spain

Switzerland[]

Prostitution is legal and regulated.

See also: Prostitution in Switzerland

United Kingdom[]

See also: Prostitution in the United Kingdom

England[]

Prostitution is not illegal when performed by a person acting alone in private, but public solicitation, brothels and pimping are. The Policing and Crime Act 2009 makes it illegal to pay for sex with a prostitute who has been “subjected to force” and this is a strict liability offence (clients can be prosecuted even if they did not know the prostitute was forced).[246][247]

  • Bradford
    • Manningham - the red light district is situated around Lumb Lane and Manningham Lane and was featured in the TV series Band of Gold.[248]
  • Huddersfield
    • Great Northern Street[249]
  • Leeds
    • Chapeltown - the traditional red light-area was around the Spencer Place and Avenue Hill streets. This has diminished in importance since the emergence of Holbeck as a red-light district.[250]
    • Holbeck - Under a scheme started in October 2014, initiated by West Yorkshire Police and Leeds City Council, sex workers may trade without fear of arrest on an industrial estate in Leeds' Holbeck district; providing they obey various rules, including only working between 7PM and 7AM and only working within the area.[251][252]
  • Leicester
    • South Highfields (defunct)[253]
  • London
  • Middlesbrough
  • Nottingham
  • Plymouth
  • Portsmouth
    • Sailortown (defunct)[266]
  • Preston, Lancashire
    • Fletcher Road/St Mary’s Street[267]
  • Reading
  • Shrewsbury
  • Stoke-on-Trent
  • Swindon
  • Wolverhampton

Northern Ireland[]

See also: Prostitution in Northern Ireland
  • Belfast
    • Albert Memorial Clock, Belfast (defunct)[279][280]
    • Amelia Street (defunct)[280]
    • Linenhall Street[281]

Scotland[]

See also: Prostitution in Scotland
  • Edinburgh
    • Defunct: Leith/Coburg Street/Salamander Street (all defunct)[282]
    • Edinburgh does have brothels, but not a red light district.
  • Glasgow

Wales[]

North America[]

Antigua and Barbuda[]

Prostitution is legal but related activities are prohibited.[20]

See also: Prostitution in Antigua and Barbuda

Aruba[]

Prostitution is legal and regulated.[286]

Barbados[]

Prostitution is legal but related activities such as brothel keeping and solicitation are prohibited.[20]

  • Bridgetown
Centre-Sud neighbourhood of Montreal

Canada[]

Prostitution itself is legal but the purchase of sexual services is not (the client commits the offence not the prostitute). Many associated activities (brothels, advertising, street walking) are also illegal.

See also: Prostitution in Canada
  • Montreal
    • Red-Light District (historic)
    • Centre-Sud: The Centre-Sud, of which Sainte-Marie is a part, was notorious for prostitution from the 1980s well into the 2010s, particularly on Ontario Street. In recent years, gentrification has changed this significantly.[288][289][290][291][292]
    • Hochelaga-Maisonneuve: Known for prostitution, particularly in the lower Hochelaga segment.[293][294][295][296][297]
    • Ahuntsic: Located in the north end of Montreal, parts of the Ahuntsic neighbourhood have long been known for prostitution and drugs, partly due to a large presence of cheap motels on Lajeunesse Street and proximity to Quebec Autoroute 40.[298][299]
  • Vancouver
    • Chinatown, Vancouver (historic): Dupont Street, between Westminster Ave (Main Street) and Carrall, was Vancouver's first official red light district which began when Bridie Stewart set up a shop at 101 Dupont. The district was relocated in 1906 to Shanghai and Canton Alley, which collaboratively hosted 105 brothels. It was later closed and relocated to Shore Street, then Alexander in 1912.[300]
    • West End, Vancouver: An unofficial city red-light district located on and around Davie Street. The sex work hub from the 1960's-1983.[301] Coined the "Prostitution Capitol of Canada", which served as a safe community where cisgender, transgender, and two-spirit workers of many ages worked together and looked out for each others safety.[302][303] The location of the informative documentary Hookers on Davie.[302] Diminished by the 1983 injunction formed by the Concerned Residents of the West End (CROWE) which forcefully displaced sex workers out of the West End.[301]
    • Downtown Eastside: An unlisted district in Vancouver where workers face routine violence and harassment.[304] The Downtown Eastside is the sex trades final destination of city displacement over several years. In 2003, a large number of sex workers went missing and/or were murdered. Many of these were tied to serial killer Robert Pickton, and were the largest contributor to the missing and murdered indigenous women and girls (MMIWG) cases over the years.[305] Today workers are increasingly facing the effects of new developments and surveillance that are pushing them into isolated areas where they are at greater risk of harm; forcing them to rush or forgo screening and negotiation processes that puts them at a greater risk of bad dates and STI contraction.[306][304]

Costa Rica[]

Prostitution is legal but related activities such as brothel keeping are illegal.[2]

See also: Prostitution in Costa Rica

Guatemala[]

Prostitution is legal but procuring is prohibited.[308]

Mexico[]

The Tamyko brothel in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico

Prostitution is legal and regulated.

See also: Prostitution in Mexico

Panama[]

  • Panama City

United States[]

Prostitution laws vary by state and territory, however it is illegal except for some rural counties of Nevada. Strip clubs are legal in most areas, including fully nude strip clubs. Many massage shops offer "happy endings", which is an illegal form of prostitution.

See also: Prostitution in the United States
  • Anchorage, Alaska
  • Ketchikan, Alaska
  • Skagway, Alaska
    • 7th Avenue (closed c.1910)[321]
  • Phoenix, Arizona
  • Tucson, Arizona
  • Los Angeles, California
  • San Diego, California
    • Stingaree (historical)[328]
  • San Francisco, California
  • Cripple Creek, Colorado
    • Myers Avenue (defunct)[333]
  • Denver, Colorado
    • East Colfax Avenue[334]
    • Market Street (closed 1913)[335]
  • Orlando, Florida
    • OBT, also known as Orange Blossom Trail (historical)[336]
  • Tampa, Florida
    • Nebraska Avenue (Active) also known as the Tampa Strip; has long been home to many of Tampa's strip clubs and sex industry. Serial killer Bobby Joe Long operated on Nebraska Avenue, during his killing spree in 1984.[337]
    • The corridor of Florida State Road 60 between U.S. Route 301 and Kennedy Boulevard in Tampa, Florida is a commercial district area near Downtown, Tampa and Ybor City. It has long been home to numerous strip clubs and Adult Video arcades, dubbing Tampa the "Strip Club Capital" of the United States.[338][339]
  • Atlanta, Georgia
  • Macon, Georgia
  • Savannah, Georgia
    • Franklin Square area[346]
  • Honolulu, Hawaii
  • Chicago, Illinois
  • Davenport, Iowa
  • Council Bluffs, Iowa
    • South 24th Street area[351]
  • New Orleans, Louisiana
    • Storyville (historical)[352]
  • Baltimore, Maryland
    • The Block: The 400 block of East Baltimore St, almost exclusively consists of adult entertainment businesses.[353]
  • Boston, Massachusetts
    • Anne Street (historic)[354]
    • The Combat Zone (largely historical, mostly defunct)[355][356]
  • Detroit, Michigan
  • Grand Rapids, Michigan
  • Milwaukee, Wisconsin
    • River Street (historic)[360]
  • Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Kansas City, Missouri
    • Independence Ave
  • Butte, Montana
  • Omaha, Nebraska
  • Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Reno, Nevada
    • The Stockade (closed 1940s)[367]
  • Rhyolite, Nevada
    • Tenderloin (Defunct)[368]
  • Tonopah, Nevada
    • Corona Avenue area (closed 1915)[369]
    • St. Patrick Street area (closed 1952)[369][370]
  • Atlantic City, New Jersey
    • "The Atlantic City Boardwalk" near the casinos[371]
  • New York City, New York
    • "The Deuce" near Times Square. Comprised West 42nd Street between 7th and 8th Avenues. (defunct/culturally significant/historical)[372][373]
    • Hunts Point, Bronx: Historically known for prostitution[374] and was subject of the film Hookers at the Point
    • Minnesota Strip (defunct)[375]
    • SoHo, Manhattan (historic)[376]
    • Tenderloin, Manhattan (defunct)[377]
    • Times Square (defunct/culturally significant/historical)[378]
  • Minot, North Dakota
    • High Third (historical)[379]
  • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  • Chester, Pennsylvania
    • Bethel Court (defunct)[382]
  • Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    • Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia: Known for street prostitution;[383] infamous for The Kensington Strangler who was captured in 2011
    • Northern Liberties (largely historical, mostly defunct)[384][385]
  • Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
    • Liberty Avenue (historical)[386]
  • Dallas, Texas
  • Fort Worth, Texas
  • Houston, Texas
    • The Bissonnet Track[390]
    • Fourth Ward - The Reservation/Happy Hollow (Historical)
  • San Antonio, Texas
  • Washington, D.C.

Oceania[]

Australia[]

Prostitution laws vary by state, either being legal or decriminalized.

See also: Prostitution in Australia

New Zealand[]

Prostitution and associated activities are legal.

See also: Prostitution in New Zealand
  • Auckland
    • Karangahape Road[400]
    • Papatoetoe, specifically Hunter's Corner[401]
  • Christchurch
  • Wellington

See also[]

  • Prostitution by region
  • Prostitution law

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