Kopparberg’s Rickshaw Tour brings rides and drinks to Belfast this May

Kopparberg is hitting the streets of Belfast this May with the launch of the Kopparberg Rickshaw Tour – a free experience designed to bring spontaneity, atmosphere and the perfect excuse to kick off the weekend in style.

Starting on May 8th, and running every Friday and Saturday throughout May from 5pm to 7pm, the Kopparberg rickshaw will travel through key nightlife areas across Belfast, picking people up and dropping them off at participating bars. At each stop, guests can enjoy a complimentary Kopparberg as part of the experience.

The tour is all about capturing that first-hit feeling of a great night out – spotting the rickshaw, jumping on board with friends, rolling through the city, and arriving at your next stop with your first drink of the evening courtesy of Kopparberg.

Kopparberg Rickshaw Tour

Across the month, the Kopparberg Rickshaw Tour will roll through some of Belfast’s best-known social districts, including Cathedral Quarter, Donegall Square, Linen Quarter and Bradbury Place, before returning to Cathedral Quarter for the final weekend of May.

Participating venues include The Watson, Deer’s Head, The Foundry, Thirsty Goat, Duke of York, Harp Bar, 39 Gordon Street, Common Market, Liquid, Margot, Hellcat Maggies, The Garrick, Kitchen Bar, Kelly’s Cellars, Henry’s/Jailhouse, Sweet Afton, Franklins, Rita’s, Boneyard, The Linen Hall Bar, Three Sheets, The Points, Benedicts, Lavery’s, The Bot, The Posthouse and Jeggy Nettle.

Gemma Herdman from Kopparberg said: “Kopparberg has always been about bringing people together and adding something memorable to social occasions, and this activation does exactly that. The Rickshaw Tour is fun, spontaneous and easy to get involved in. It is all about helping people make more of their time with mates, whether they are heading out straight from work, meeting friends in town or kicking off a big weekend.”

Designed to turn heads and get people talking, the Kopparberg Rickshaw Tour is expected to become one of the city’s most eye-catching pre-summer activations, giving Belfast drinkers a new way to move through the city and discover participating venues along the way.

So, if you are out in Belfast on a Friday or Saturday in May, keep your eyes peeled between 5pm and 7pm – your next ride, and your next Kopparberg, could be just around the corner.