Lisbon Pub Crawl
A fun and social nightlife experience in Lisbon that brings people together through drinks, games, and VIP club entry while exploring some of the city’s most iconic nightlife areas.
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Basic Information
Total time
1h 55m
Language
English, Spanish, Portuguese (check the calendar for availability)
Price
Adults : 25 EUR
Meeting point
Praça Luís de Camões Square, Lisbon
Team meets guests near the statue in the middle of the square, wearing yellow “Lisbon Pub Crawl” t-shirts or hoodies and holding yellow umbrellas.
Ending point
A pedestrian nightlife street painted bright pink, located under the Rua do Alecrim overpass near the historic Pensão Amor.
Nearest public transport: R. Alecrim; R. S. Paulo
Additional info
Please also note the following operational information:
- Not suitable for pregnant women, wheelchair users, or guests under 18 years old
- Dress code: casual chic, with closed shoes required for club entry
- Beach clothes, sporty clothes, sandals, and flip-flops are not allowed
- Upgrade options are available for guests who want spirits included in the open bar
- If a guide is requested in a language other than English, Portuguese, or Spanish, we ask to be informed in advance by WhatsApp or phone
- Not included: Hotel pickup and drop-off, Transportation to/from attractions, Drinks not listed in inclusions (available for purchase), Contributions to the guides, Club Cloak Room
Booking rules
Booking is obligatory.
About the tour
The Lisbon Pub Crawl is designed to help guests discover Lisbon after sunset in a fun, easy, and social way. It is especially popular among solo travelers, couples, and groups looking to meet new people and enjoy the city’s nightlife without having to organize the evening themselves.
The experience starts in Praça Luís de Camões and continues through some of Lisbon’s most iconic nightlife neighborhoods, including Bairro Alto, Pink Street, and Cais do Sodré. Throughout the evening, participants enjoy a welcome shot, a second stop with one hour of unlimited beer and sangria, an extra shot, drink deals, and drinking games that help create a relaxed and lively group atmosphere.
The experience ends with skip-the-line and VIP entry to a club, allowing guests to continue the night without waiting in the regular queue.In addition to the standard option, we also offer:
- Premium Option: an upgrade including one hour of unlimited vodka, gin, whisky, rum and mixers during the open bar. This option is available for an additional €10.
- Legendary Option: an upgrade on top of the Premium package, including three extra shots, available for an additional €10.
- Non-Alcoholic Option: designed for non-alcoholic drinkers, including 1 hour of unlimited sodas or 2 mocktails in the open bar, plus non-alcoholic shots.
This tour combines nightlife, social interaction, and local atmosphere, making it a strong fit for guests looking for a memorable group experience in Lisbon.
Highlights
- 1
Praça Luís de Camões
Monument to Portugal's one-eyed poet, whose epic verses immortalized the nation's legendary Age of Discovery sea voyages.
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Meet fellow travelers from different parts of the world in a fun and welcoming environment
- 3
Explore Lisbon’s most iconic nightlife neighborhoods: Bairro Alto, Pink Street, and Cais do Sodré
- 4
Enjoy a welcome shot at the first bar
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Enjoy 1 hour of unlimited beer and sangria at the second bar
- 6
Receive an extra shot at the third bar
- 7
Take part in drink deals and drinking games throughout the experience
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End the night with skip-the-line and VIP club entry
- 9
Optional Premium and Legendary upgrades available
- 10
Non-alcoholic option available for guests who do not drink alcohol
FAQ
Map
Praça Luís de Camões Square, Lisbon
Team meets guests near the statue in the middle of the square, wearing yellow “Lisbon Pub Crawl” t-shirts or hoodies and holding yellow umbrellas.
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