Discover unique historical bars and nightlife experiences.
Sip Portuguese wines beneath a preserved altar in this 19th-century chapel-turned-wine bar. Capela Incomum blends sacred history with cozy charm in Porto’s Cedofeita district.
World-famous for its Guinness World Record beer list, Delirium Café in Brussels offers over 2,000 brews in a vibrant, multi-level setting just steps from the Grand Place.
Quirky medieval pub in Ghent offering 500+ beers. Order the 1.2L 'Max' and trade your shoe as a deposit—fun, tradition, and top-tier Belgian brews.
A Tolkien-themed bar in Manila, Hobbit House was renowned for its unique ambiance and staff of little people, offering live music and a diverse drink selection.
A hidden WWII-themed bunker bar in Lviv where entry requires a password, offering hearty Ukrainian fare, military décor, and a unique immersive experience.
Experience the glamour of 1920s New York at Manhattan, Singapore's award-winning bar, renowned for its artisanal cocktails, extensive American whiskey collection, and luxurious ambiance.
Sawdust floors, light-or-dark ale served two at a time, and 170 years of lore—McSorley’s is NYC’s oldest saloon and a time-warp worth the cash-only trek.
A stunning 18th-century church transformed into a vibrant bar and restaurant, offering Irish cuisine, live traditional music, and a unique historic ambiance in the heart of Dublin.
The Dead Rabbit in NYC's Financial District combines the charm of a traditional Irish pub with modern cocktail excellence, offering award-winning drinks and a warm atmosphere.
Established in 1792, The Scotia Bar is Glasgow's oldest pub, offering live music, traditional ales, and a cozy atmosphere steeped in history.
Tbilisi’s original natural wine bar nestled in a cozy brick cellar, offering rare qvevri wines and a warm, communal atmosphere near Freedom Square.
