Numerous bar stools sit surround a circular bar table, each seat includes a different portrait of an animal
The famous drink, Vieux Carre, was invented at the Carousel Piano Bar and Lounge in New Orleans, although it predates the installation of the carousel, where patrons can literally sit and spin.

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Carousel Piano Bar and Lounge, New Orleans

One of the world’s most beautiful and most unique bars offers the chance to sip a Vieux Carre cocktail while slowly spinning on an intricately decorated, circus-themed vintage bar.

The famous drink was invented right here, although it predates the installation of the carousel, where patrons can literally sit and spin.

This makes for the perfect date night location — since New Orleans should already be on your couples bucket list, you might as well go all out and visit this incredible bar while falling in love with the city (and each other).

Left: A small boat is docked on the cement. Right: The inside of the boat includes a fireplace, a pub floor, and numerous nautical decorationsWhen the cast and crew were here filming in Ireland, they made the Bridge Bar their home, with even Hamill himself pulling pints of Guinness behind the bar.Photo Credit: The Bridge Bar Portmagee / The Bridge Bar Portmagee

The Bridge Bar, Portmagee, Ireland

If you’re a “Star Wars” fan, this is one pub you don’t want to miss. Do you remember the final scene in “The Force Awakens,” in which Rey (Daisy Ridley) extends a light saber to Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) on a rugged island?

Well, that’s Skellig Michael, which sits about eight miles off the County Kerry coast near the small village of Portmagee in Southwest Ireland. When the cast and crew were here filming, they made the Bridge Bar their home, with even Hamill himself pulling pints of Guinness behind the bar.

Today, the Bridge Bar and the Moorings Hotel invite visitors to chat with the owners, staff and locals about the making of the movie and even take the “Force Perfect Pint Challenge,” where you’ll “pull your own pint of Guinness in the same bar as Luke Skywalker.”

Even without the “Star Wars” lore, this is a fun place to be with frequent live music, set dancing and fantastic food every night of the week.

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Right: An over-water building with a 360-balcony and canopies used as a roof. Right: The inside of a bar with wavy windows, and jellyfish inspired bar stoolsThe Red Sea Star bar sits 16 feet below the surface of the Red Sea, and its Plexiglas windows give the feeling that you’re drinking in an underwater submarine. Photo Credit: Red Sea Star / Red Sea Star

Red Sea Star, Israel

If you want to play “bar mermaid” or “merman,” as the case may be, the Red Sea Star is the place to do it. The bar sits 16 feet below the surface of the Red Sea, and its Plexiglas windows give the feeling that you’re drinking in and among the coral garden, fish and other creatures from the sea.

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