The Absolute Craziest St. Patrick's Parties Around the World You Have To See To Believe!

Charlotte's Rich and Bennett Pub Crawl claims to be the world's largest pub crawl. 2015 had over 21,000 people, and even more are expected this year! Hoards of people carrying matching koozies and wearing matching green shirts tour Charlotte's Uptown bars all day long.

St. Patty's in Savannah is celebrated all weekend! Eating, drinking, dancing, and partying takes place along the historic River Street and in Savannah's quaint squares. This March holiday is Savannah's biggest event of the year!

Green drapes the entire city every March, even the river! Crowds gather by the river to watch the parade - complete with Clydesdales and bagpipes - and celebrate the Irish immigrants who built the Windy City.

The Irish and the British may not traditionally be best buds, but the Brits throw down for St. Patty's. London hosts an extremely entertaining and culturally diverse parade. In Trafalgar Square you'll find Irish music and dance, and The Porterhouse is one of the largest Irish pubs in the world!

No surprise here, St. Patrick's Day in Dublin is unlike anything else. The city bursts with festivities for the entire week. Simply wandering the streets will result in endless fun and revelry. Don't forget to fill up on a traditional Irish breakfast, check out numerous pubs, and drink plenty of Guinness!

Aucklanders are the first in the world to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, and they sure know how to usher in the holiday with a bang. With parades, dancing, live music, costumes, and more, Auckland is the place to be early on St. Pats!

In typical New York fashion, this city hosts the largest St. Patrick's Day parade in the world. Over 2 million people crowd the streets to watch the nearly 6 hour parade. And of course, there's partying to be found everywhere!

The South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade claims to be the 2nd largest in the US, meaning Bostonians will have plenty of festivities to enjoy while decked in green! Boston is rich with Irish heritage; the city boasts several Irish pubs and even hosts an Irish Film Festival.