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Albufeira has everything a great beach holiday should have: sparkling blue seas, golden sands and stunning landscapes to explore on foot. Once a quiet little fishing village, it has become one of the top destinations for holidays and short breaks, with plenty of nightlife on the infamous ‘Strip’, buzzing beachside bistros serving traditional Portuguese cuisine, plus sunshine and scenery galore.
Amsterdam is a city famed for its canals, red light district and super ‘smoky’ coffee shops, but, it’s also a place full of history and culture, making it one of the top destinations in Europe for weekend breaks.
Known for its high-rise hotels, Benidorm might not be winning any architectural prizes, but it’s got fantastic beaches, the Mediterranean, cheap flights and more bars than you can shake a straw donkey at. More than four million visitors a year can’t be wrong.
Step out in eco-style in super-sustainable Bristol, the West Country's unofficial capital, birthplace of trip-hop and home of guerilla graffiti artist Banksy. The city is big and brash and caters for a whole host of themed entertainment, activities and pub crawls.
Budapest, a diverse mix of eastern and western cultures (often referred to as the "Paris of the East"), is one of the most beautiful and intriguing capitals in the world. It is composed of two main parts: on the hilly west side is historic Buda, whilst Pest is the city's cosmopolitan centre of shops, restaurants, markets and nightlife. Budapest isn't such a 'touristy' destination, despite being bigger and more diverse than both Prague and Talinn. With 80p pints and the average meal weighing in at under a fiver, you can't go wrong!
The largest city in Wales is famous for its nightlife and revelers flock to its clubs and bars every weekend. Easy to explore on foot, Cardiff is one of the top destinations for a weekend away because of its party atmosphere and up-for-anything locals.
The people are friendly and always have something to say. Friday night on Temple Bar is unforgettable. Even the city’s walking tours manage to throw party into the mix. And anyone who’s spent a wild night (or a wild weekend) in Ireland’s capital will tell you: Dublin is one of those cities that sneaks up on you, steals your heart and refuses to give it back – ever.
When it comes to a great weekend or city break, Liverpool ticks all of the boxes – big name shops and bars, and smaller independent alternatives, plus plenty of things to see and do. You don’t have to dig too deep to realise there’s a real buzz about the place.
Newcastle is renowned for being the party capital of the Northeast and boasts brilliant bars, exciting eateries and welcoming locals – no wonder it’s regularly voted one of the best places in the country for a night out.
It’s not considered the party capital of Eastern Europe for nothing, Prague’s an adventure playground that mixes old world charm with all the luxuries of a vibrant 21st century city.
Bath is an excellent alternative to the bustle of more metropolitan destinations. There are plenty of atmospheric pubs scattered around the compact city centre, which can easily be toured on foot. A large student population ensures there is a healthy supply of clubs and the nightlife aspect of your weekend to Bath is well looked after.
In the daytime, the activities are plentiful. For those who would prefer something dynamic there are plenty of options. Motor and field activities are available near Bristol or in the Cotswolds and there are superb outdoor pursuits in the Forest of Dean.
Famous for its bloody history and the incredible feat of engineering that was the Titanic (ahem), this revived, hedonistic party city is no sinking ship! A weekend in Belfast is certain to be a heady mix of great culture and incredible nightlife, to be sure. At the centre of the biggest urban regeneration project in Europe, the shipyards have given way to a great waterfront scene, packed with live music bars and nightclubs. For a great weekend away, this is a surefire winner!
England’s second city is first class for a weekend away, no wonder partygoers are flocking here. The sheer size of Birmingham often takes outsiders by surprise but this makes it perfect for a weekend of adventure and once you find your feet there are plenty of sparkling hidden gems to be discovered.
Blackpool was originally a seaside destination that only the rich could afford to visit, but these days it’s better known as the unofficial capital for wild weekends, with its famous Pleasure Beach, beachfront prom, pier and plethora of drinking holes attracting crowds from far and wide.
The southern coastal town of Bournemouth prides itself on its friendly locals and seven miles of sandy beaches. Stroll along the promenade, tuck into fresh fish’n’chips, soak up some rays on the sand and then when evening rolls around the vibrant nightlife offers an array of clubs, bars and pubs to dance the night away.
Brighton is a city where almost anything goes. The area is divided into the narrow, cobbled North and South Laines that begin at the city centre and finish on the beach. Known for its open-minded attitudes and cafe culture, Brighton is the UK’s answer to San Francisco and boasts a bustling atmosphere by the sea.
Step out in eco-style in super-sustainable Bristol, the West Country's unofficial capital, birthplace of trip-hop and home of guerilla graffiti artist Banksy. The city is big and brash and caters for a whole host of themed entertainment, activities and pub crawls.
Despite its academic prowess, this is not a destination to be underestimated in the fun stakes – Cambridge is a brilliant party spot too. Cobbled streets are lined with traditional boozers, boutique shops and nightclubs catering for the students and hordes of visitors. You’re never far from some greenery too with impressive city centre parks, the iconic river and sweeping countryside just a few minutes away.
The largest city in Wales is famous for its nightlife and revelers flock to its clubs and bars every weekend. Easy to explore on foot, Cardiff is one of the top destinations for a weekend away because of its party atmosphere and up-for-anything locals.
Packed full of famous landmarks dating back to Roman, Medieval and Tudor periods, Chester can proudly claim to be on of the UK’s most attractive and historical cities. The River Dee runs directly through the heart of this beautiful city, which also boasts a range of unique architectural styles housing shops, bars, restaurants and hotels complementing its rich history.
It might be Scotland’s capital city but Edinburgh is compact and easy to understand. The centre’s helpfully divided into Old Town and New Town with Princes Street and Princes Street Gardens down the middle. Pubs, clubs, restaurants and shops are neatly found in five distinct areas. So all you have to do is pick your poison, style or sound and the city’s yours for the taking.
Glasgow’s a player when it comes art, design, culture and history but it doesn’t sell itself on quaint alone. The city’s a master of reinvention, proud of its past but forward thinking – and it takes drinking, dining and dancing seriously.
Easy to reach but harder to leave, Leeds lures visitors from all over to its bright lights, cultural delights and outdoor adventures. From meat and ale to swanky riverside drinking and hipster hangouts for discerning music lovers, Leeds serves up something to suit all tastes.
When it comes to a great weekend or city break, Liverpool ticks all of the boxes – big name shops and bars, and smaller independent alternatives, plus plenty of things to see and do. You don’t have to dig too deep to realise there’s a real buzz about the place.
England’s capital and one of the world’s top tourist destinations. It’s a vibrant metropolis, bustling with culture, oozing style and party central 24 hours a day.
A city awash with bustling bars and cosmopolitan clubs, the buzz of Manchester is contagious. This vibrant destination has drinking and dining venues spread across a dozen districts, meaning there really is something for everyone in this diverse city. If you want to top your activity packed days with cracking nights out, Manchester is the ideal place.
Newcastle is renowned for being the party capital of the Northeast and boasts brilliant bars, exciting eateries and welcoming locals – no wonder it’s regularly voted one of the best places in the country for a night out.
Nestled between St Ives to the south and Padstow to the north, the Cornish town of Newquay is the UK’s premier surfing destination. But it’s not just about donning a wetsuit and heading out into the big blue, as Newquay is also home to some of the country’s best beaches and some fine bars.
Norwich has nightlife that can thump as hard as the rest of them. For such a compact city, it knows how to throw a good party and it is damn proud of it. It’s a lively city, increasingly optimistic about its future and beginning to attract a number of young and ambitious digital and tech start-ups. Throw into the ring, a lively and inspiring arts scene, creative restaurants, a decent dollop of history and some lush green spaces around the city and you have a great city to spend with your mates.
The city that claims to have been the home of Robin Hood is just as thrilling for an action-packed weekend as his legendary tales would have suggested. And the reputation for a favourable girl/boy ratio has kept groups of guys flocking to Nottingham, as it has the fantastic array of bars, clubs and activities.
One of England’s most historical cities is also incredibly diverse in the entertainment stakes, with a massive student population that keeps it feeling fresh. An excellent way to soak up Oxord's atmosphere is to take a punt on these rivers and streams. For the more adventurous, there's a multitude of high-octane sports nearby including off-road karting, quad biking, go karting and clay shooting..
Portsmouth’s one of the liveliest cities on the south coast of England. It might sell itself on ferries and naval history, but what most people who love the city buy is its brilliant attitude. From the kiss-me-quick seaside tradition of Southsea with its iconic pier, ice-cream cones and shingle beach to the modern city centre or the charm of Old Portsmouth, pick a place, give it a minute and something’s happening.
Less than 40 miles from London, Reading is a large town with a city feel that offers pretty much everything you could want in a party destination. From the historic Reading Abbey to the Oracle shopping centre, a diverse range of restaurants and a large university population, Reading is much more than just a festival location.
Best known for its busy port, there’s so much else to do in Southampton that escaping on the open seas will be the last thing on your mind. With its sights, sounds and smells of the sea, plus ferry links to the Isle of Wight and France, it’s a popular holiday spot and ideal for those who want to unwind, eat, drink and be merry.
Wales is the new Ireland. While Cardiff may currently be winning in the coolness stakes, Swansea is catching up quick. Swansea is built in a smashing location, with a long promenade sweeping around Swansea Bay. The nightlife is concentrated around Wind Street, with a myriad of bars to suit all tastes, from the cheap-and-cheerful to the poncey-as-all-hell. Alternatively try the Mumble Mile, a pub crawl including 11 different haunts.
If you're in Wales, throw yourself, literally, into the outdoor pursuits. Coasteering, climbing, abseiling and gorge scrambling are all superb fun alternatives to the standard stag do karting and clay shooting.
Picturesque yet party-hard, one of England’s most iconic cities has fast become the port of call for a good old fashioned knees-up.
It might be a small city but for sheer friendliness, party stamina and overall good looks it pretty much ticks every box. Bratislava is an historic and picturesque city that deftly blends old world charm and modern restaurants, bars and nightclubs; a top option for those after a unique and extremely reasonably priced stag weekend.
Brno is a beautiful and historic city known for its charming and friendly atmosphere. Its young population ensure a lively and vibrant club and music scene that caters to a variety of styles from trendy discos and raves to jazz and live music venues.
Budapest, a diverse mix of eastern and western cultures (often referred to as the "Paris of the East"), is one of the most beautiful and intriguing capitals in the world. It is composed of two main parts: on the hilly west side is historic Buda, whilst Pest is the city's cosmopolitan centre of shops, restaurants, markets and nightlife. Budapest isn't such a 'touristy' destination, despite being bigger and more diverse than both Prague and Talinn. With 80p pints and the average meal weighing in at under a fiver, you can't go wrong!
The most beautifully preserved city in Poland, it is no surprise that Krakow is the country’s biggest tourist draw. But what is a surprise, is party Krakow. With the highest density of bars and clubs anywhere in the world and a huge student population. Factor in the weather – hot and sunny in summer, magical and snowy in winter. Now try to come up with a good excuse for not going.
It’s not considered the party capital of Eastern Europe for nothing, Prague’s an adventure playground that mixes old world charm with all the luxuries of a vibrant 21st century city.
Enjoy what’s great about Riga – the history, the adventure, the warm welcome, the good food, wonderful beer and good-time vibe. And just bear in mind, like many Eastern European cities, Riga has a lot of rules. Be a good guest and you’ll have a great time.
Sofia. Sofia. Sofia. So. Fee. Aaaaaaaah. Sound rather like a fit Spanish bird from a soft-core Film 4? Well...yeah...but....no...but stay with us.....hot Italian screen sirens and many a fine Spanish model-turned-actress aside, Sofia is the name of the newest kid on the European Block and she's ready and waiting for your call. Bulgaria's bustling capital is such a brand-spankingly, thirst-inducingly, pant-tighteningly new stag destination that even the Bulgarians didn't know about it until we pointed it out to them. If mainstream destinations jam-packed with guide-book wielding ‘bucket ‘n spade' families on package deals don't float your boat then a stag weekend in Sofia is your money shot.
The second largest city in Croatia, Split definitely has a lot going on. As well as sprawling idyllic coastlines providing the perfect backdrop against which to sunbathe off a hangover, the town centre itself is largely made up of the imposing historical metropolis. Built by Roman Emperor Diocletian that Split once housed over 2,000 people and now is made up of over 200 incredible ruins. Right so there’s some history thrown at you. Now, if you’re not a historical buff never fear, there are plenty of bars, nightclubs, pavement cafes and open air markets to satisfy a variety of tastes.
Legend has it that the city of Wroclaw was named after a Polish Duke named Wrócislaw, which means "he will return famous" in the old Polish language. It's difficult to mention Wroclaw and not mention the word nightlife in the same breath. The city is quickly enhancing its already solid reputation as a party town and easily has enough pubs and clubs to cater for a city twice its size. There's a large student population which means a pumping atmosphere, cheap drinks and fit girls. What more could you want?
Prague was the new Paris, Krakow the new Prague and in the hunt for better stag weekends all fingers are pointing to Wroclaw as the new Krakow.
Albufeira has everything a great beach holiday should have: sparkling blue seas, golden sands and stunning landscapes to explore on foot. Once a quiet little fishing village, it has become one of the top destinations for holidays and short breaks, with plenty of nightlife on the infamous ‘Strip’, buzzing beachside bistros serving traditional Portuguese cuisine, plus sunshine and scenery galore.
Amsterdam is a city famed for its canals, red light district and super ‘smoky’ coffee shops, but, it’s also a place full of history and culture, making it one of the top destinations in Europe for weekend breaks.
Barcelona is the capital of the Catalan region and a cultural hotspot, with nightlife to match. Marrying the best of modern urban life with stunning sights and a beautiful sun-soaked coastline, you get the best of both worlds, whether you want a city break or a beach getaway.
Famous for its bloody history and the incredible feat of engineering that was the Titanic (ahem), this revived, hedonistic party city is no sinking ship! A weekend in Belfast is certain to be a heady mix of great culture and incredible nightlife, to be sure. At the centre of the biggest urban regeneration project in Europe, the shipyards have given way to a great waterfront scene, packed with live music bars and nightclubs. For a great weekend away, this is a surefire winner!
A quarter of a century after The Wall came down and Berlin is a truly buzzing hotspot, overflowing with cool clubs and cultural highs. Berlin is a thriving, vibrant, cosmopolitan international capital. It’s a city with an open-minded attitude, reflected in its bohemian atmosphere and decadent nightlife.
Germany. Is there any limit to its ability to produce brilliant stag do destinations? Cologne, the country’s fourth largest city, refuses to be out muscled by its bigger brothers Munich, Hamburg and Berlin and friendly locals, or Kolsche, will go to great lengths to see visitors and tourists enjoy themselves in their city. With this kind of attitude in abundance Cologne stands out as one of Western Europe’s buzzing stag weekend locations. With more pubs per capita than any other German city, there’s no shortage of places to sample and admire that golden nectar that’s a world unto itself – German beer.
The people are friendly and always have something to say. Friday night on Temple Bar is unforgettable. Even the city’s walking tours manage to throw party into the mix. And anyone who’s spent a wild night (or a wild weekend) in Ireland’s capital will tell you: Dublin is one of those cities that sneaks up on you, steals your heart and refuses to give it back – ever.
Only six European cities attract more tourists than Lisbon - and two million folks a year can’t be wrong! Lisbonites know how to throw a party, with many of the best clubs and bars staying open until the early hours of the morning playing the latest in fresh new music every day of the week. Talented DJ’s keep the music pumping, while creative bartenders craft delicious drinks to your tastes. Add to the mix some stunning architecture and the burgeoning food scene and it’s no wonder Lisbon is gaining traction as a top hen do destination. See it for yourself.
The bustling Bavarian city of Munich is one of Germany’s cultural gems – and also one of the most desirable destinations to live on the planet. And when it comes to having a good time, well...Munich doesn’t have one of the most famous beer festivals in the world because it can’t throw a party.
Barcelona is the capital of the Catalan region and a cultural hotspot, with nightlife to match. Marrying the best of modern urban life with stunning sights and a beautiful sun-soaked coastline, you get the best of both worlds, whether you want a city break or a beach getaway.
Known for its high-rise hotels, Benidorm might not be winning any architectural prizes, but it’s got fantastic beaches, the Mediterranean, cheap flights and more bars than you can shake a straw donkey at. More than four million visitors a year can’t be wrong.
Relentless party, lie on the beach. Relentless party, lie on the beach. Even if that’s all you do on Ibiza it’s amazing. The little Balearic owns clubbing and superstar DJs. It’s a wild time without an off-switch. And the best bit? Ibiza is still as gorgeous as it ever was.
There’s no getting away from holiday in Lloret de Mar, it’s what it does best. Bits of the town itself are pretty and still quite quaint, with narrow little streets and traditional buildings. But the main look is ‘everyone-back-to-ours’ apartment blocks, all-you-can-eat buffets and more bars than you can shake an empty at. And then there are the beaches. Big and beautiful, small and secluded, somewhere in between, Lloret de Mar’s sand and sea is well-kept, very clean and definitely the big-ticket round these parts.
You can ‘do’ Madrid about a million different ways. Be a tourist and see within seconds why visitors do that thing here – the art collections alone are astonishing. Dig into different barrios and pick and choose to suit your mood, from relentless party to Madrileño bourgeois to well-heeled boho or down and dirty. Go completely local at Las Ventas bullring or a Real Madrid home match. Eat anywhere – delicious is the standard. Madrid is one of Europe’s most fascinating and diverse cities, impossible to compare to any other and that suits it just fine.
Magaluf does not disappoint. It’s the relentless party resort, home of the ‘selfie of shame’, land of line-em-up shots, drinking contests and unforgettable madness. The most infamous resort on the beautiful Balearic Island of Mallorca, Magaluf is just about the perfect combo of endless sun, gorgeous beaches and free-flowing booze. Many people have asked us changes to the law, here is an update from us on alcohol law changes in Magaluf.
Marbella’s a magnet for wealth and glamour – and not the understated kind. Everything, everywhere is all about being seen in the right places at the right time by the right people. But if you like a bit of glitz, glamorous girls, fantastic clubs and bars, hordes of beautiful people and you’re right at home looking tanned and toned on the beach, Marbella is the smartest place to party on the Costa del Sol.
Albufeira has everything a great beach holiday should have: sparkling blue seas, golden sands and stunning landscapes to explore on foot. Once a quiet little fishing village, it has become one of the top destinations for holidays and short breaks, with plenty of nightlife on the infamous ‘Strip’, buzzing beachside bistros serving traditional Portuguese cuisine, plus sunshine and scenery galore.
Barcelona is the capital of the Catalan region and a cultural hotspot, with nightlife to match. Marrying the best of modern urban life with stunning sights and a beautiful sun-soaked coastline, you get the best of both worlds, whether you want a city break or a beach getaway.
Known for its high-rise hotels, Benidorm might not be winning any architectural prizes, but it’s got fantastic beaches, the Mediterranean, cheap flights and more bars than you can shake a straw donkey at. More than four million visitors a year can’t be wrong.
The southern coastal town of Bournemouth prides itself on its friendly locals and seven miles of sandy beaches. Stroll along the promenade, tuck into fresh fish’n’chips, soak up some rays on the sand and then when evening rolls around the vibrant nightlife offers an array of clubs, bars and pubs to dance the night away.
Brighton is a city where almost anything goes. The area is divided into the narrow, cobbled North and South Laines that begin at the city centre and finish on the beach. Known for its open-minded attitudes and cafe culture, Brighton is the UK’s answer to San Francisco and boasts a bustling atmosphere by the sea.
Hvar is undoubtedly the bustling hub of the Croatia islands. This charming town boasts sites of natural beauty alongside a great bar and club scene. Hvar island was voted one of the top ten most beautiful islands in the world and is almost always accompanied by scorching summers - perfect for stag do in the sunshine! Whether you’re after adrenaline fuelled watersports, relaxing days baking on the beach, history and charm, or just a great beach-side club or two...Hvar has a lot to offer.
Relentless party, lie on the beach. Relentless party, lie on the beach. Even if that’s all you do on Ibiza it’s amazing. The little Balearic owns clubbing and superstar DJs. It’s a wild time without an off-switch. And the best bit? Ibiza is still as gorgeous as it ever was.
Only six European cities attract more tourists than Lisbon - and two million folks a year can’t be wrong! Lisbonites know how to throw a party, with many of the best clubs and bars staying open until the early hours of the morning playing the latest in fresh new music every day of the week. Talented DJ’s keep the music pumping, while creative bartenders craft delicious drinks to your tastes. Add to the mix some stunning architecture and the burgeoning food scene and it’s no wonder Lisbon is gaining traction as a top hen do destination. See it for yourself.
There’s no getting away from holiday in Lloret de Mar, it’s what it does best. Bits of the town itself are pretty and still quite quaint, with narrow little streets and traditional buildings. But the main look is ‘everyone-back-to-ours’ apartment blocks, all-you-can-eat buffets and more bars than you can shake an empty at. And then there are the beaches. Big and beautiful, small and secluded, somewhere in between, Lloret de Mar’s sand and sea is well-kept, very clean and definitely the big-ticket round these parts.
Magaluf does not disappoint. It’s the relentless party resort, home of the ‘selfie of shame’, land of line-em-up shots, drinking contests and unforgettable madness. The most infamous resort on the beautiful Balearic Island of Mallorca, Magaluf is just about the perfect combo of endless sun, gorgeous beaches and free-flowing booze. Many people have asked us changes to the law, here is an update from us on alcohol law changes in Magaluf.
Marbella’s a magnet for wealth and glamour – and not the understated kind. Everything, everywhere is all about being seen in the right places at the right time by the right people. But if you like a bit of glitz, glamorous girls, fantastic clubs and bars, hordes of beautiful people and you’re right at home looking tanned and toned on the beach, Marbella is the smartest place to party on the Costa del Sol.
Nestled between St Ives to the south and Padstow to the north, the Cornish town of Newquay is the UK’s premier surfing destination. But it’s not just about donning a wetsuit and heading out into the big blue, as Newquay is also home to some of the country’s best beaches and some fine bars.
The second largest city in Croatia, Split definitely has a lot going on. As well as sprawling idyllic coastlines providing the perfect backdrop against which to sunbathe off a hangover, the town centre itself is largely made up of the imposing historical metropolis. Built by Roman Emperor Diocletian that Split once housed over 2,000 people and now is made up of over 200 incredible ruins. Right so there’s some history thrown at you. Now, if you’re not a historical buff never fear, there are plenty of bars, nightclubs, pavement cafes and open air markets to satisfy a variety of tastes.
Amsterdam is a city famed for its canals, red light district and super ‘smoky’ coffee shops, but, it’s also a place full of history and culture, making it one of the top destinations in Europe for weekend breaks.
Barcelona is the capital of the Catalan region and a cultural hotspot, with nightlife to match. Marrying the best of modern urban life with stunning sights and a beautiful sun-soaked coastline, you get the best of both worlds, whether you want a city break or a beach getaway.
A quarter of a century after The Wall came down and Berlin is a truly buzzing hotspot, overflowing with cool clubs and cultural highs. Berlin is a thriving, vibrant, cosmopolitan international capital. It’s a city with an open-minded attitude, reflected in its bohemian atmosphere and decadent nightlife.
It might be a small city but for sheer friendliness, party stamina and overall good looks it pretty much ticks every box. Bratislava is an historic and picturesque city that deftly blends old world charm and modern restaurants, bars and nightclubs; a top option for those after a unique and extremely reasonably priced stag weekend.
Budapest, a diverse mix of eastern and western cultures (often referred to as the "Paris of the East"), is one of the most beautiful and intriguing capitals in the world. It is composed of two main parts: on the hilly west side is historic Buda, whilst Pest is the city's cosmopolitan centre of shops, restaurants, markets and nightlife. Budapest isn't such a 'touristy' destination, despite being bigger and more diverse than both Prague and Talinn. With 80p pints and the average meal weighing in at under a fiver, you can't go wrong!
The largest city in Wales is famous for its nightlife and revelers flock to its clubs and bars every weekend. Easy to explore on foot, Cardiff is one of the top destinations for a weekend away because of its party atmosphere and up-for-anything locals.
The people are friendly and always have something to say. Friday night on Temple Bar is unforgettable. Even the city’s walking tours manage to throw party into the mix. And anyone who’s spent a wild night (or a wild weekend) in Ireland’s capital will tell you: Dublin is one of those cities that sneaks up on you, steals your heart and refuses to give it back – ever.
It might be Scotland’s capital city but Edinburgh is compact and easy to understand. The centre’s helpfully divided into Old Town and New Town with Princes Street and Princes Street Gardens down the middle. Pubs, clubs, restaurants and shops are neatly found in five distinct areas. So all you have to do is pick your poison, style or sound and the city’s yours for the taking.
Relentless party, lie on the beach. Relentless party, lie on the beach. Even if that’s all you do on Ibiza it’s amazing. The little Balearic owns clubbing and superstar DJs. It’s a wild time without an off-switch. And the best bit? Ibiza is still as gorgeous as it ever was.
The most beautifully preserved city in Poland, it is no surprise that Krakow is the country’s biggest tourist draw. But what is a surprise, is party Krakow. With the highest density of bars and clubs anywhere in the world and a huge student population. Factor in the weather – hot and sunny in summer, magical and snowy in winter. Now try to come up with a good excuse for not going.
England’s capital and one of the world’s top tourist destinations. It’s a vibrant metropolis, bustling with culture, oozing style and party central 24 hours a day.
You can ‘do’ Madrid about a million different ways. Be a tourist and see within seconds why visitors do that thing here – the art collections alone are astonishing. Dig into different barrios and pick and choose to suit your mood, from relentless party to Madrileño bourgeois to well-heeled boho or down and dirty. Go completely local at Las Ventas bullring or a Real Madrid home match. Eat anywhere – delicious is the standard. Madrid is one of Europe’s most fascinating and diverse cities, impossible to compare to any other and that suits it just fine.
It’s not considered the party capital of Eastern Europe for nothing, Prague’s an adventure playground that mixes old world charm with all the luxuries of a vibrant 21st century city.
Enjoy what’s great about Riga – the history, the adventure, the warm welcome, the good food, wonderful beer and good-time vibe. And just bear in mind, like many Eastern European cities, Riga has a lot of rules. Be a good guest and you’ll have a great time.
Sofia. Sofia. Sofia. So. Fee. Aaaaaaaah. Sound rather like a fit Spanish bird from a soft-core Film 4? Well...yeah...but....no...but stay with us.....hot Italian screen sirens and many a fine Spanish model-turned-actress aside, Sofia is the name of the newest kid on the European Block and she's ready and waiting for your call. Bulgaria's bustling capital is such a brand-spankingly, thirst-inducingly, pant-tighteningly new stag destination that even the Bulgarians didn't know about it until we pointed it out to them. If mainstream destinations jam-packed with guide-book wielding ‘bucket ‘n spade' families on package deals don't float your boat then a stag weekend in Sofia is your money shot.
Known for its high-rise hotels, Benidorm might not be winning any architectural prizes, but it’s got fantastic beaches, the Mediterranean, cheap flights and more bars than you can shake a straw donkey at. More than four million visitors a year can’t be wrong.
England’s second city is first class for a weekend away, no wonder partygoers are flocking here. The sheer size of Birmingham often takes outsiders by surprise but this makes it perfect for a weekend of adventure and once you find your feet there are plenty of sparkling hidden gems to be discovered.
Blackpool was originally a seaside destination that only the rich could afford to visit, but these days it’s better known as the unofficial capital for wild weekends, with its famous Pleasure Beach, beachfront prom, pier and plethora of drinking holes attracting crowds from far and wide.
It might be a small city but for sheer friendliness, party stamina and overall good looks it pretty much ticks every box. Bratislava is an historic and picturesque city that deftly blends old world charm and modern restaurants, bars and nightclubs; a top option for those after a unique and extremely reasonably priced stag weekend.
Brno is a beautiful and historic city known for its charming and friendly atmosphere. Its young population ensure a lively and vibrant club and music scene that caters to a variety of styles from trendy discos and raves to jazz and live music venues.
Glasgow’s a player when it comes art, design, culture and history but it doesn’t sell itself on quaint alone. The city’s a master of reinvention, proud of its past but forward thinking – and it takes drinking, dining and dancing seriously.
The most beautifully preserved city in Poland, it is no surprise that Krakow is the country’s biggest tourist draw. But what is a surprise, is party Krakow. With the highest density of bars and clubs anywhere in the world and a huge student population. Factor in the weather – hot and sunny in summer, magical and snowy in winter. Now try to come up with a good excuse for not going.
Easy to reach but harder to leave, Leeds lures visitors from all over to its bright lights, cultural delights and outdoor adventures. From meat and ale to swanky riverside drinking and hipster hangouts for discerning music lovers, Leeds serves up something to suit all tastes.
Only six European cities attract more tourists than Lisbon - and two million folks a year can’t be wrong! Lisbonites know how to throw a party, with many of the best clubs and bars staying open until the early hours of the morning playing the latest in fresh new music every day of the week. Talented DJ’s keep the music pumping, while creative bartenders craft delicious drinks to your tastes. Add to the mix some stunning architecture and the burgeoning food scene and it’s no wonder Lisbon is gaining traction as a top hen do destination. See it for yourself.
Newcastle is renowned for being the party capital of the Northeast and boasts brilliant bars, exciting eateries and welcoming locals – no wonder it’s regularly voted one of the best places in the country for a night out.
Norwich has nightlife that can thump as hard as the rest of them. For such a compact city, it knows how to throw a good party and it is damn proud of it. It’s a lively city, increasingly optimistic about its future and beginning to attract a number of young and ambitious digital and tech start-ups. Throw into the ring, a lively and inspiring arts scene, creative restaurants, a decent dollop of history and some lush green spaces around the city and you have a great city to spend with your mates.
The city that claims to have been the home of Robin Hood is just as thrilling for an action-packed weekend as his legendary tales would have suggested. And the reputation for a favourable girl/boy ratio has kept groups of guys flocking to Nottingham, as it has the fantastic array of bars, clubs and activities.
Portsmouth’s one of the liveliest cities on the south coast of England. It might sell itself on ferries and naval history, but what most people who love the city buy is its brilliant attitude. From the kiss-me-quick seaside tradition of Southsea with its iconic pier, ice-cream cones and shingle beach to the modern city centre or the charm of Old Portsmouth, pick a place, give it a minute and something’s happening.
It’s not considered the party capital of Eastern Europe for nothing, Prague’s an adventure playground that mixes old world charm with all the luxuries of a vibrant 21st century city.
Less than 40 miles from London, Reading is a large town with a city feel that offers pretty much everything you could want in a party destination. From the historic Reading Abbey to the Oracle shopping centre, a diverse range of restaurants and a large university population, Reading is much more than just a festival location.
Enjoy what’s great about Riga – the history, the adventure, the warm welcome, the good food, wonderful beer and good-time vibe. And just bear in mind, like many Eastern European cities, Riga has a lot of rules. Be a good guest and you’ll have a great time.
Sofia. Sofia. Sofia. So. Fee. Aaaaaaaah. Sound rather like a fit Spanish bird from a soft-core Film 4? Well...yeah...but....no...but stay with us.....hot Italian screen sirens and many a fine Spanish model-turned-actress aside, Sofia is the name of the newest kid on the European Block and she's ready and waiting for your call. Bulgaria's bustling capital is such a brand-spankingly, thirst-inducingly, pant-tighteningly new stag destination that even the Bulgarians didn't know about it until we pointed it out to them. If mainstream destinations jam-packed with guide-book wielding ‘bucket ‘n spade' families on package deals don't float your boat then a stag weekend in Sofia is your money shot.
Best known for its busy port, there’s so much else to do in Southampton that escaping on the open seas will be the last thing on your mind. With its sights, sounds and smells of the sea, plus ferry links to the Isle of Wight and France, it’s a popular holiday spot and ideal for those who want to unwind, eat, drink and be merry.
Wales is the new Ireland. While Cardiff may currently be winning in the coolness stakes, Swansea is catching up quick. Swansea is built in a smashing location, with a long promenade sweeping around Swansea Bay. The nightlife is concentrated around Wind Street, with a myriad of bars to suit all tastes, from the cheap-and-cheerful to the poncey-as-all-hell. Alternatively try the Mumble Mile, a pub crawl including 11 different haunts.
If you're in Wales, throw yourself, literally, into the outdoor pursuits. Coasteering, climbing, abseiling and gorge scrambling are all superb fun alternatives to the standard stag do karting and clay shooting.
Amsterdam is a city famed for its canals, red light district and super ‘smoky’ coffee shops, but, it’s also a place full of history and culture, making it one of the top destinations in Europe for weekend breaks.
Bath is an excellent alternative to the bustle of more metropolitan destinations. There are plenty of atmospheric pubs scattered around the compact city centre, which can easily be toured on foot. A large student population ensures there is a healthy supply of clubs and the nightlife aspect of your weekend to Bath is well looked after.
In the daytime, the activities are plentiful. For those who would prefer something dynamic there are plenty of options. Motor and field activities are available near Bristol or in the Cotswolds and there are superb outdoor pursuits in the Forest of Dean.
It might be a small city but for sheer friendliness, party stamina and overall good looks it pretty much ticks every box. Bratislava is an historic and picturesque city that deftly blends old world charm and modern restaurants, bars and nightclubs; a top option for those after a unique and extremely reasonably priced stag weekend.
Brno is a beautiful and historic city known for its charming and friendly atmosphere. Its young population ensure a lively and vibrant club and music scene that caters to a variety of styles from trendy discos and raves to jazz and live music venues.
Despite its academic prowess, this is not a destination to be underestimated in the fun stakes – Cambridge is a brilliant party spot too. Cobbled streets are lined with traditional boozers, boutique shops and nightclubs catering for the students and hordes of visitors. You’re never far from some greenery too with impressive city centre parks, the iconic river and sweeping countryside just a few minutes away.
Packed full of famous landmarks dating back to Roman, Medieval and Tudor periods, Chester can proudly claim to be on of the UK’s most attractive and historical cities. The River Dee runs directly through the heart of this beautiful city, which also boasts a range of unique architectural styles housing shops, bars, restaurants and hotels complementing its rich history.
It might be Scotland’s capital city but Edinburgh is compact and easy to understand. The centre’s helpfully divided into Old Town and New Town with Princes Street and Princes Street Gardens down the middle. Pubs, clubs, restaurants and shops are neatly found in five distinct areas. So all you have to do is pick your poison, style or sound and the city’s yours for the taking.
Only six European cities attract more tourists than Lisbon - and two million folks a year can’t be wrong! Lisbonites know how to throw a party, with many of the best clubs and bars staying open until the early hours of the morning playing the latest in fresh new music every day of the week. Talented DJ’s keep the music pumping, while creative bartenders craft delicious drinks to your tastes. Add to the mix some stunning architecture and the burgeoning food scene and it’s no wonder Lisbon is gaining traction as a top hen do destination. See it for yourself.
England’s capital and one of the world’s top tourist destinations. It’s a vibrant metropolis, bustling with culture, oozing style and party central 24 hours a day.
You can ‘do’ Madrid about a million different ways. Be a tourist and see within seconds why visitors do that thing here – the art collections alone are astonishing. Dig into different barrios and pick and choose to suit your mood, from relentless party to Madrileño bourgeois to well-heeled boho or down and dirty. Go completely local at Las Ventas bullring or a Real Madrid home match. Eat anywhere – delicious is the standard. Madrid is one of Europe’s most fascinating and diverse cities, impossible to compare to any other and that suits it just fine.
The bustling Bavarian city of Munich is one of Germany’s cultural gems – and also one of the most desirable destinations to live on the planet. And when it comes to having a good time, well...Munich doesn’t have one of the most famous beer festivals in the world because it can’t throw a party.
One of England’s most historical cities is also incredibly diverse in the entertainment stakes, with a massive student population that keeps it feeling fresh. An excellent way to soak up Oxord's atmosphere is to take a punt on these rivers and streams. For the more adventurous, there's a multitude of high-octane sports nearby including off-road karting, quad biking, go karting and clay shooting..
It’s not considered the party capital of Eastern Europe for nothing, Prague’s an adventure playground that mixes old world charm with all the luxuries of a vibrant 21st century city.
The second largest city in Croatia, Split definitely has a lot going on. As well as sprawling idyllic coastlines providing the perfect backdrop against which to sunbathe off a hangover, the town centre itself is largely made up of the imposing historical metropolis. Built by Roman Emperor Diocletian that Split once housed over 2,000 people and now is made up of over 200 incredible ruins. Right so there’s some history thrown at you. Now, if you’re not a historical buff never fear, there are plenty of bars, nightclubs, pavement cafes and open air markets to satisfy a variety of tastes.
Legend has it that the city of Wroclaw was named after a Polish Duke named Wrócislaw, which means "he will return famous" in the old Polish language. It's difficult to mention Wroclaw and not mention the word nightlife in the same breath. The city is quickly enhancing its already solid reputation as a party town and easily has enough pubs and clubs to cater for a city twice its size. There's a large student population which means a pumping atmosphere, cheap drinks and fit girls. What more could you want?
Prague was the new Paris, Krakow the new Prague and in the hunt for better stag weekends all fingers are pointing to Wroclaw as the new Krakow.
Picturesque yet party-hard, one of England’s most iconic cities has fast become the port of call for a good old fashioned knees-up.
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