Paddy’s Milwaukee Pub Crawl: A City Tours MKE St. Patrick’s Day Party

Enjoy a St. Patrick’s Day Milwaukee Pub Crawl with City Tours MKE…

Despite the rumors, Germans were not the first immigrants to settle in Milwaukee – it was the Irish! All the more reason to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland, St. Patrick, on what has become Milwaukee’s biggest drinking day of the year. Get yourself a drink, on our Paddy’s Day Milwaukee pub crawl, everyone is a wee bit Irish!

(And if you’re planning on attending this year’s Shamrock Shuffle in Milwaukee, why not join us on our Irish Shuttle tour that takes you around the festivities!)

Our Paddy’s Day Irish Pub Crawls in Milwaukee

This exclusive Paddy’s Day Milwaukee bar hopping tour is limited to just a few choice dates each year. We will take you to four different Irish pubs around the city, including but not limited to Champion’s Pub, Trinity Three Irish Pubs, Paddy’s Pub, and Olydia’s. Our pick-up and drop-off points are at the MKE Brewery.

(Want more info about the pubs we’ll visit? Please get in touch.) 

We’ll get you started with a green beer as you board our special Irish Shuttle! You might not even want to get off the shuttle with all the fun, but we’ll wish you the luck o’ the Irish as you hop on and off to enjoy some of the most popular Irish pubs in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Bar Hopping without the Driving!

Let us do the planning (and the driving) so you can focus on enjoying a perfect St. Paddy’s Day pub crawl in Milwaukee! Bring your friends, co-workers, or family!

You may bring beverages onboard (plastic only).

You must be 21 to consume alcohol.

Sláinte!

Please note: Bus and Cruiser options…Bus seats 15 passengers and Cruisers seats 5 per cruiser. While we try to avoid splitting folks up between cars, occasionally this is necessary based on group tour numbers. If you absolutely do not want to risk going into separate cars, please consider booking a private tour instead. Cars travel together during a tour. It’s only during transport between stops that you would be split. Each car seats 5 passengers, so any groups larger than 5 will need to split.