Wrocław Pub Crawl: A Guided Nightlife Tour of the Old Town
Nightlife pub crawl in Wrocław’s Old Town: visit 4–5 bars and clubs around Ruska Street and the Old Town Square, starting near the square with drink vouchers and welcome shots. Enjoy drinking games along the way and finish at two late-night venues—one with R’n’B/Hip-Hop and one with pop hits.
Basic Information
Total time
3h
Language
English (check the calendar for availability)
Price
Adults : 21 EUR
Meeting point
Pewexx Bar, Ruska 8 Street Nearest public transport: Rynek tram stop; Świdnicka tram stop
Additional info
☂︎ This tour is organised by XPerience Poland Pub Crawl guides.
♿️ Tour not suitable for people with reduced mobility or strollers
About the tour
Pub Crawl Wroclaw is a nightlife experience where local guides take you on a journey through the best bars and clubs the city has to offer! Join our party tour, explore the most vibrant spots while meeting people from all over the world, having fun together and partying until the end of the night.
Curious how the experience will look like? Our experienced local guides will be waiting for you in our first bar Pewexx located at Ruska 8 Street, just a few meters away from the Old Town square.
From there the group will start the tour together, enjoying the lively atmosphere and the company of fellow partygoers. Throughout the night, you will have the chance to play drinking games, take on fun challenges, and immerse yourself in the vibrant nightlife without a worry. Don’t think twice, Xperience the best party tour in Wroclaw!
Highlights
- 1
Pewexx Bar
PRL-themed pub packed with communist-era memorabilia, named after the state stores that once sold restricted Western goods.
- 2
Local Party Guides
Experience Wroclaw’s best party spots with our expert local guides who know the city's vibrant nightlife scene.
- 3
Bar & Club Hopping
Visit a curated selection of 4 to 5 of the most vibrant and popular pubs and clubs in Wroclaw.
- 4
Free Drinks & Shots
Kickstart your night with three free drinks and get a complimentary welcome shot at every bar you visit.
- 5
International Party Crowd
Meet and party with a fun group of fellow travelers from all over the world and make new friends.
- 6
Fun Drinking Games
Break the ice with hilarious drinking games and exciting challenges led by your guide to get the party started.
- 7
VIP Club Entry
Skip the lines and enjoy free entry to two of the city's best clubs to dance until dawn.
FAQ
Map
Pewexx Bar, Ruska 8 Street Nearest public transport: Rynek tram stop; Świdnicka tram stop
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