Bristol's highlights

Bristol has tons of fun, unique experiences for stags, especially outdoors. Take advantage of the brilliant countryside for a West Country-inspired day of It’s a Knockout style games, embracing Somerset stereotypes, duelling with inflatable pitchforks and celebrating cider. Compete against each other in a series of challenges chosen by you, including shooting, driving, archery and axe throwing.

Bristol’s sparkling Harbourside is a buzzing hub of waterside restaurants, shops, bars and clubs, all with picturesque views. Grab lunch or a drink outside in the sun, on one of the many terraces, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. Set sail on a sightseeing cruise, exploring the pubs and taverns around the city’s docks, plus, see the city’s sights in a unique way.

When it comes to Bristol’s nightlife, think London, but on a smaller scale, with all the variety and energy of the big city. The city is famous for craft beer and cider, with tons of traditional pubs and microbreweries all close together, making it a top place for a pub crawl. Music and comedy are a huge part of Bristol’s nightlife, with top DJs, comedians and underground live gigs.

A visit to the West Country isn’t complete without sampling some of the best ciders around, and Somerset is known for being bold, fruity and rich - with a wide range of flavours available. Several pubs in Bristol serve delicious traditional cider, which are worth checking out.

Bristol is a beautiful yet urban city, combining the best of both worlds. After hard work, talent and development, from the modern Harbourside to Banksy’s famous street art, the streets of Bristol are like an open-air art gallery. For the best views, head to the impressive Clifton Suspension Bridge which spans the Avon Gorge or check out the city’s top sights and attractions. For fresh air, head out into the picturesque Somerset countryside. Check out our guide to Bristol's top attractions to really make the most of your time.