Pub Crawl Budapest Takes Party Lovers Through Budapest’s Best Ruin Bars

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Budapest, Hungary based Pub Crawl Budapest is pleased to invite nightlife and travel lovers to join them on their tours of the city’s famous ruin bars. The company specialises in leading party hunters through a journey that explores the local nightlife, joins the friendly and outgoing locals in celebration and even allows its participants to take in some of the history behind Hungary’s renowned capital city.

Budapest ruin bars, as the moniker suggests, are bars that have been established in ruined buildings. These ruin bars are widely known for their engaging and unique atmosphere, as each boasts a unique history of its own tied to its host building. Furthermore, each welcomes those who love to have a taste of all life has to offer, keeping in line with Budapest’s own legendary reputation for hospitality as well as its festive nature.

On the other hand, many will be familiar with the concept of a bar crawl: traversing multiple bars in an area over the course of a single night in order to enjoy the amenities all of them have to offer, from new friends made, the drinks, unique environments and much more. As such, the company asserts that going on a crawl through ruin bars—in a city as beautiful as Budapest, no less—offers an experience that is an order of magnitude greater than virtually any other. The memories made during such an experience will most likely last a lifetime, and those that join the company on their tours will be sure to revisit the city for its ruin bars again and again every opportunity they get.

Pub Crawl Budapest takes their clients on a crawl through Budapest’s best ruin pubs, offering a host of advantages that allow participants to take in as much as the city has to offer over the course of a single night. As the company explains, “Ruin bars are unlike other pubs in that they retain the ‘broken down’ appeal of the building they inhabit. Instead of being renovated and made into high-quality pubs, they maintain their run-down exterior, giving them a great deal of visual appeal since these bars are set in Monarchy era buildings. They are usually furnished with old communist era artefacts and are filled with that eccentric new age aesthetic. You can find them all over the 7th District (the party district).”

The company adds, “Our Budapest pub crawl is the longest running run bar tour in Budapest, operated by AllNightCrash. When you join us, we all but guarantee you will party all night and crash the day after! Since we launched our tours in 2007, we’ve catered to more than 40,000 customers, the vast majority of whom enjoyed a night to remember.” Pub Crawl Budapest offers ‘All You Can Drink’ packages as well as beer, wine and palinka tasting tours. These ruin bar crawls come in a variety of flavours, and they can be engaged for a similarly wide variety of reasons. For instance, they are a popular choice for stag and hen parties—and the company is more than willing to accomodate private tours if requested.

The appeal of Pub Crawl Budapest’s ruin bar tours is reflected in the reviews left online by thrilled clients. For instance, Marija Petreska says in her Google review that, “Shairil and Aleksandra were absolutely great. Extra helpful and very patient with the big group we had! Definitely recommend this experience to see the beautiful ruin bars. We also got great deals in each place and the girls were great at giving us a heads up!”

Similarly, Leandro Oliveira says, “Pub Crawl Budapest is an amazing tour! I enjoyed it very much; it was the best night in Budapest together with our lovely guide Aleksandra! She is literally the gift of life! So nice, kind and welcoming! If you want to have the best pub crawl ever, ask for her.” The company boasts an aggregate rating of 4.8 Stars on the Google platform alone, gained over more than 450 reviews.

Interested parties may reach out to Pub Crawl Budapest’s customer service team to learn more about the company’s ruin bar tours or its stops, such as Szimpla Garden. More information can be found on their website as well.