Day 1 Having arrived to Schifol airport at midday, I missed the morning activities, but managed to join the group just in time for a tour promoted by the Amsterdam Museum, on which we learned a lot about the city history and also about the history of homossexuality in the city. After that, we went sightseeing under the guidance of the "gay map" of Amsterdam and the tutoring of professors and personnel from the museum. We visited 20 spots, including a gay book shops, a gay tour kioske, the gay streets of Amsterdam, the memorial monument to the homosexuals mudered by the Nazi during World War II (Homomonument), as well as the cruising spots attended by gay people now and then. The museum lent us I-phones which were programmed to show the locations to be visited along with reading texts, audio files and videos about each and every spot. We were also followed up by Mr. Dick van Djik, from the Waag Society, and Mr. Gert Hekma, Professor of Gay and Lesbian Studies in the De