The World's Longest Pub Crawl
Two Mates, 165 Pints and 3,000 Miles
In a world brimming with adventure and camaraderie, some journeys take us beyond the ordinary. Enter the captivating realm of the world's longest pub crawl, where two intrepid mates, Harry Bellow and Elliot Blake, embarked on a spirited odyssey spanning 3,000 miles across 12 countries.
Fuelled by their thirst for exploration and armed with a modest £2,000 budget, their incredible escapade unfolded in a whirlwind of laughter, friendship and, of course, pints.
Embracing the Challenge with a Shoestring Budget
Setting off with all the clothes they could carry and a meager £2,000 in cash, Harry and Elliot sought to celebrate their university graduation in a truly unforgettable way. With their "bleak career prospects" temporarily put on hold, they chose the path less traveled, lacing up their walking boots and embarking on an adventure like no other.
From the Netherlands to Turkey: A Trail of Laughter and Friendship
Their journey commenced in the picturesque landscapes of the Netherlands, where Harry and Elliot took their first steps on the path to pub crawl greatness. As they walked through quaint towns, vibrant cities and breathtaking countryside, they soaked in the local culture, connected with kindred spirits and indulged in the delightful offerings of each pub they encountered along the way.
TikTok Fame and Tales from the Road
Their adventure captured the imagination of millions, garnering over 10 million views and amassing a dedicated following of 130K on TikTok. As they trekked through diverse countries and cultures, Harry and Elliot shared glimpses of their epic journey, documenting captivating moments and engaging stories that transported viewers to the heart of their pub crawl odyssey.
You can follow the pair’s journey on TikTok and Instagram @harrycows or read more here.
As always there is someone who wants to break a record and for a pub crawl it fittingly should be an Irishman!
Irish Pub Culture Goes Global: Kerry Lad's Quest
Inspired by the audacious spirit of Harry and Elliot's pub crawl, Colm Dalton, a proud Kerry lad, has embarked on his own unique quest: to visit every Irish pub on Earth.Â
With a profound love for Irish pub culture and a passion for travel, Colm has already explored over a hundred Irish bars in 35 different countries, immersing himself in the warmth, camaraderie and distinct flavor of each establishment.
Join the Journey: Discovering the Essence of Irish Hospitality
LADbible Ireland sat down with Colm Dalton to hear captivating tales of his travels and the pubs he has discovered in the far corners of the globe. From the charming streets of Amsterdam to the tropical landscapes of Indonesia and from the captivating island of Cyprus to the vibrant city-state of Singapore, Colm's pub crawl has taken him on a global adventure that captures the heart and soul of Irish hospitality.
Raise Your Glass: Unveiling the World of Irish Bars
For those captivated by the allure of Irish pub culture or simply driven by an insatiable wanderlust, joining Colm Dalton on his epic pub crawl is an invitation to embark on a spirited adventure. Through the dedicated website, publicanenemy.com, enthusiasts can follow Colm's journey, delve into enthralling updates and discover a growing collection of extraordinary tales from Irish bars around the world.
Cheers to the Extraordinary: A Toast to Wanderlust
As we raise our glasses to Harry, Elliot and Colm, we celebrate their unwavering spirit, their audacity to step off the beaten path and their determination to forge unforgettable memories.Â
The world's longest pub crawl and Colm's quest to visit every Irish pub on Earth remind us that life is meant to be savored, cherished and explored. So, let us embark on our own adventures, embrace the unknown and raise a toast to the extraordinary.Â
Sláinte!
Thomas Connolly Wins Pub of the Year 2023
In a celebration of Ireland’s thriving culinary scene, the Irish Restaurant Awards 2023 recently took place honouring the best establishments across the country. While Dublin dominated the awards, one traditional pub in Sligo stole the spotlight.Â
Thomas Connolly, the oldest traditional pub in Sligo, emerged victorious and claimed the prestigious title of Pub of the Year. Let’s delve into the success story of Thomas Connolly and its well-deserved recognition at this renowned nationwide awards ceremony.
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What is the oldest pub in Scotland?
The oldest pub in Scotland is the Sheep Heid Inn in Edinburgh. The oldest certified public house in Scotland certified in 1360.Â
During the pub’s storied records, it is recognised to have hosted and served some well-known poets and personalities.
Pubs are a dime a dozen within the U.K, no matter whether or not you are or not you are in a primary city, or an old fashioned village and as everyone knows, the pub culture is definitely something you need to experience. Where better than in Scotlands, oldest pub
Visit the Oldest Pub in South Africe ( Persies )
Make your way to Buitenkant Street in the eclectic Cape Town Gardens district for a stop at Persies Tavern. Established in 1808, Persies, or Perseverance Tavern is the official oldest pub in South Africa. Take a trip down memory lane with walls adorned with pictures of old Cape Town and the colourfully vibrant District Six community while you open your throat to some traditional pub food and drinks galore. We definitely recommend this gem of a tavern and South African landmark.
Also read: - A Visitors Guide to Cape Town
And, last but not least the smallest Pub in Dublin
The License of the Bar dates back to the 1850’s and with a capacity of only about 30 people seated and standing, you can’t help but have a great time and get to know everybody in this cosy pub, with friendly staff and a great atmosphere.
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