the Pokémon GO City Safari events in Lisbon, Portugal; Marseille, France; and Munich, Germany, are only weeks away, taking place on September 26 and 27, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. local time.
Ticket-holding Trainers can explore and play throughout the city as they embark on their City Safari adventure. Official Pokémon GO booths, will have Pokémon GO goodies, special photo opportunities, and activities led by local Community Ambassadors.
Haven’t got your ticket yet? Get your ticket here.
Booth Location
Gare Marítima de Alcântara – Hall of Columns: Doca Alcântara 1350, Lisboa, Portugal.
Community Meetups
You can enjoy raid Routes, meet and greets with Portuguese notable Trainers, treasure hunt challenges, and fun activities with Community Ambassadors during the Lisbon event. Meet ups will be held in the following locations:
Marseille Information
Event Guide
Pokémon GO City Safari 2026: Marseille
Booth Location
Escale Borély – Under the Ferris Wheel: 148 Av. Pierre Mendès France, 13008 Marseille, France.
Community Meetups
You can join Le Groupe de Marseille, the Marseille community, and check their community gatherings for the weekend. They are organizing several sightseeing meetups to discover the city, plus a seaside Golden Lure Module meetup to enjoy the sunset on Saturday evening.
Munich Information
Event Guide
Pokémon GO City Safari 2026: Munich
Booth Location
Knödelplatz im Werksviertel: Speicherstraße 1, 81671 München, Germany.
Community Meetups
There are two Munich communities who will be sharing sightseeing meetups and community gatherings in the coming weeks.
The Munich Community Ambassadors have also prepared a fun City Safari postcard for you. Pick yours up at Werksviertel, join one of their meetups to complete it with a sticker, and secure your very own City Safari: Munich souvenir.
Where to Stay
Not sure which hotel to book? If you’re looking for more affordable options, it’s worth expanding your search beyond Munich’s city center.
Here are a few tips shared by Scopely to help you find a convenient place to stay:
- Munich’s S-Bahn network covers a very large area, so hotels farther out can still offer easy access to the city while often being more affordable.
- Check nearby towns and cities. Places such as Augsburg, Freising, Dachau, or Ingolstadt can offer more affordable accommodation while still providing train connections to Munich. Nürnberg can also be an option if you don’t mind a longer journey.
- If you want to stay away from the busy crowds, avoid relying on the U4/U5 westbound from Munich Central Station (Hauptbahnhof).
