Pubcrawl Augsburg: Tour through best Bars and Clubs in Town

Augsburg’s pub crawl turns a night out into a ready-made route: four different bars, then a finish at Mo Club, with a local guide handling the choices and the door. It’s a useful way to meet people and sample more than one corner of the city’s nightlife in a single evening.

I like two things about the setup: welcome shots and reserved tables make each stop easier to settle into, and free entry with queue-skipping at Mo Club removes one of the usual end-of-night hassles. Guides Emre and Lukas have also shown they can adapt the music and venues to a group’s mood.

One consideration: the first bar can feel quiet if the crawl starts early, and the final club’s atmosphere depends on the night. If you want a packed dance floor from the first hour, this four-hour route cannot promise that.

The short version

• Start at Susis Hexenhaus: Meet your guide inside at Jakoberstraße 7.
• Four bar venues, then Mo Club: Expect a change of atmosphere along the way, rather than one long stay in one pub.
• A shot and reserved table at each stop: Those inclusions make it easier to join the group and get settled.
• Guides can shape the evening: Emre and Lukas have responded to requests about music and venues.
• Mo Club entry is included: You skip the line and avoid the usual €10 entry charge.
• Four hours, with alcohol at the center: It suits a social night out, not a quiet introduction to Augsburg’s sights.

Four bars before the final club

The route begins at Susis Hexenhaus, at Jakoberstraße 7, where you meet the guide inside. From there, the crawl moves through four bar venues before finishing at Mo Club. The stops are meant to differ in feel, with the range described as everything from a student pub and a cozy cellar-style bar to a cocktail venue and a Schlager bar.

That variety is the point. You do not have to decide in advance whether your ideal night means beer, cocktails, darts, or dancing. The guide takes care of the route, and you get a taste of several kinds of local nightlife in one evening.

The published schedule gives roughly an hour to each of three bar stops, with beer or a cocktail noted along the way. The start venue is also a bar, so think of the four-hour booking as a sequence of social stops, not a fixed program where every minute is choreographed. The exact venues may vary, and a good guide can adjust the evening to the group.

The final stop is Mo Club. It is the biggest club on the route, and entry is included. The club comes after the bar stops, which gives the night a natural build from conversation and drinks toward dancing.

A guide does more than lead the way

A pub crawl is partly about where you go, but it is also about not having to plan every move yourself. The guide handles the sequence, gets the group from one venue to the next, and helps you avoid the awkward question of where to go after the first drink.

That can be especially helpful if you are new to Augsburg or out with a small group. You arrive at a known meeting point, join a group of other people who also want a social night, and let the guide handle the logistics. You are not left to guess whether a door is open to the group or whether there is room for everyone.

Emre and Lukas are two guides associated with recent outings. Emre has adapted venue and music choices for groups, while Lukas has been praised for organizing the night and keeping people engaged between stops. These names are useful context, not a guarantee of who will lead your date. The guide’s ability to read the group matters: one night may call for a student pub and darts, another for a cozy old-style bar, a Schlager stop, and a club finish.

If you have a preference, say so early. The experience allows for requests, but the tour still has a route and a schedule. Be clear about the kind of music or venue you prefer, and keep an open mind if the guide suggests a different stop.

What each stop adds to the evening

At the first stop, Susis Hexenhaus, the practical job is simple: find the guide inside and get acquainted with the group. Starting inside makes the meeting point easier to identify than waiting on a busy street corner, though you should allow a little time to locate the right room or table.

The bar stops are designed to provide contrast. One can be a student-style pub, where a game of darts may give you something to do besides talk over a drink. Another might feel more like a traditional neighborhood bar, while a cocktail stop shifts the mood again. The exact sequence is not guaranteed, so treat the itinerary as a format rather than a promise of named venues.

A welcome shot and reserved table are included at each location. The shot gives the group an easy first toast, while the table gives you a place to regroup instead of circling the room looking for seats. Happy-hour prices are also part of the offer, which can help with the bill, but they do not mean every drink is included. Plan to pay for drinks beyond the welcome shots.

Beer and cocktails are part of the stated route, but the crawl is not a tasting class. The main appeal is moving through different kinds of nightlife with company and a local guide. If you want detailed background on Augsburg’s history or architecture, this is the wrong evening for that. If you want to meet people and see where a night out leads, it fits the brief.

Mo Club is the payoff, not a promise of a packed room

The tour finishes at Mo Club, with free entry and skip-the-line access. The stated saving is €10, the usual entry cost, so that inclusion has clear value even before you factor in the convenience of arriving with the group.

Still, club atmosphere is not something a guide can control. One evening may be lively; another may feel quieter. A November outing, for example, began at 8 p.m. when the first bar was not yet busy, and the club itself had a subdued night. That is a useful reminder: the route can get you through the door, but it cannot guarantee a full dance floor.

The club is also the last stop, so do not judge the whole evening by the first bar’s energy. The group may take time to warm up, and the character of the night can shift as you move from pub conversation to music and dancing. If you prefer to arrive at a club later, this order makes sense. If you only want a nightclub, the bar crawl may feel like extra steps.

Is $41 good value?

At $41 per person, the value comes from the package rather than from a large amount of included alcohol. You get a local guide, welcome shots at each bar, a reserved table at each venue, free entry to Mo Club, and a route through four different bars. The club admission alone is normally €10, while skipping queues and having a guide choose the stops also saves time and decision-making.

The price will make most sense if you would otherwise visit several venues and pay for club entry. If you plan to have only one drink and leave early, it may be harder to justify. Drinks beyond the welcome shots are extra, even with happy-hour prices, so set yourself a budget before the night starts.

The social value can matter as much as the money. A solo visitor can join a group without having to build a night from scratch. Friends can use the crawl as an easy birthday plan or a shared evening out. A German-speaking group can join in German, while English is also offered.

Timing, language, and practical details

The tour lasts four hours, and starting times vary, so check the available date and time before booking. An 8 p.m. start has felt early on at least one occasion, when the first bar was quiet. If you like a slow start and time to talk, that may be fine; if you want every venue already humming, keep the timing caveat in mind.

The guide speaks English or German. The tour is listed as wheelchair accessible, and express security access is included for the club. Those details make the route more straightforward, though you may want to confirm any specific access needs before setting out, since the individual venues can have different layouts.

You can reserve now and pay later, and cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity allows a full refund. That flexibility is useful if your evening plans are not yet fixed, but remember that the tour is built around a group schedule and a four-hour route.

Who should book this crawl?

This is a good fit if you want a social, low-planning night and enjoy moving between different kinds of bars. It is particularly useful for solo visitors, small groups, birthday outings, and anyone who would rather follow a local guide than pick venues on the fly.

It is less suited to a quiet pub night, a history-focused walk, or anyone who wants certainty about a particular club atmosphere. You should also be comfortable with a drink-centered evening: the welcome shots are part of the format, and the route is designed for people who want to party.

I would book it if the group, venue variety, and no-fuss club entry sound worth more than a fixed list of named bars. Go in ready to be flexible, tell the guide what music or venues you like, and treat the club as a possible high point rather than a guaranteed all-night spectacle.

FAQ

Where does the pub crawl start?

Meet your guide inside Susis Hexenhaus at Jakoberstraße 7.

How long does the tour last?

The pub crawl lasts four hours. Starting times vary, so check availability for your date.

How many bars are included?

The route visits four different bar venues before finishing at Mo Club.

Is club entry included?

Yes. Entry to Mo Club is included, with skip-the-line access. The usual entry fee is €10.

Are drinks included in the price?

Welcome shots are included at each bar. Other drinks are not stated as included, though happy-hour prices are available.

Which languages does the guide speak?

The live guide is available in English and German.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.