Organising a stag do can be a very stressful business. All our customers get their own personal stag do manager, who will be able to give you advice on what will work best for your group, is on hand to answer any questions you may have, and make sure the stag do is a complete success.

Manage Everything On Your Phone

When you submit an enquiry, we create your own personal stag do area. You can view and edit your event, invite guests, see who paid what and when, get maps, directions and a whole host of other things to make your life simple!

Hamburg Stag Do Reviews

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From 357 reviews

Amazing place, plenty to do and see, would highly recommend 👌

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Andrew MerchantWed 27 Sep 2023

Lovely city, great transport network

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Christopher WilliamsWed 30 Aug 2023

Stunning city with a lot to offer whether you like clubbing or a chilled out vibe in the city. Would definitely return

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Harrison WardWed 30 Aug 2023

We had a good time but was let down by chilli sauce guide

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Danny KnightTue 01 Aug 2023

Good stag party venue

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Stephen WallaceWed 12 Jul 2023

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Why Hamburg?

Your Hamburg Stag Do In a Nutshell

Thirst-quenching German lagers by the stein-ful from it's many beer halls, brewery tours and 24hr nightlife.
Book some wake boarding and jet skiing on Neuländer See surrounded by jaw-dropping Gothic architecture,.
Enjoy fresh seafood and curry-wurst and don't forget this is the birth place of the 'Hamburger!'

More about Hamburg

Hamburg’s citizens have perfected the art of partying: so much so, that it tops Berlin as the country’s most popular stag do destination. Rowdy groups make a beeline for St Pauli (the infamous Red Light District), staggering between its untamed collection of bars, sex shops and window displays. Just a short walk away, trendy Sternschanze taps into Hamburg’s counterculture, with underground speakeasies and Uebel & Gefährlich: a bar housed inside a former WWII bunker. For a night out with a view, the River Elbe invites revellers onboard ships transformed into pumping nightclubs.

For the active (and hungover) Germany’s second-largest city is not short of things to do. Gloriously photogenic views await on a boat tour of Old Speicherstadt (the ‘port of warehouses’), where striking red-brick buildings fringe the water. And it’s around the water where Hamburg’s true spirit shines: centuries of international trade have congregated inside its port, contributing to Germany’s well-known economic success.

Whether you prefer to party by street, sea or underground - the effortless cool of Hamburg will bring your stag do up a level. Read more in ourHamburg Stag Guideguide.

Hamburg Neighbourhood Guide

True to its character, Hamburg’s neighbourhoods are diverse and full of surprises.

St. Pauli

This area is frequently called the Reeperbahn (Red-Light District) of Hamburg. Located close to Millerntorstadion, home to St. Pauli FC, expect an electric atmosphere pumped up by football fans and stags on tour, eager to dip in and out of its bars and erotic shows. Beyond the revelry, you’ll find new wave stretch of coffee shops, art galleries and music venues that show off Hamburg’s creative side. Pop in for a currywurst, stay for the good times.

Hamburg-Altstadt

The Neo-Renaissance spire of city hall lets travellers know they’ve reached Hamburg-Altstadt, the city’s historic old town, famously perched next to beautiful (and would you believe it, artificial) Lake Alster. The most iconic sights can be found strolling along the Hamburger Hafen (Port of Hamburg), including the Speicherstadt (Warehouse District), a continuous line of red-brick buildings that once stored spices, tobacco and dried fruit from faraway lands, and St Michaelis cathedral: a structure once destroyed by lightning that today offers great views of the city.

Sternschanze

Hamburg’s bohemian playground, also known as the ‘Schanze’, shows off the city’s gritty side, characterised by subterranean raves, flea markets and street art. Under the arches of the Sternbrücke bridge, underground clubs like the Astra Stube and Fundbureau rock its foundations like a train, while the Rote Flora cultural centre keeps the area’s alternative values alive.

St Georg

This neighbourhood borders Hamburg’s Altstadt, making it a great choice for those interested sleeping close to the big landmarks (but without the more central prices). This part of Hamburg is well-known for its striking diversity: it is a regular haunt for prostitutes, who coexist with a thriving LGBTQ scene and a large mosque.

Unique Hamburg Stag Do Ideas

Celebrate like a Hamburger (that’s the actual term) with these tailored stags do activities.

Clink glasses inside a traditional Beer Hall

Raise a stein with your mates as you learn about the history and production of Hamburg’s favourite local beers. You’ll also get a traditional German meal to go with yourbrew samples.

Feel the need for speed

Take the wheel of aminiature hot rodand cruise through Hamburg, zipping past its main attractions while you take in the scenery.

Master the water like Hasselhoff

Experience pure aquatic adrenaline bywakeboard or waterskiwith a qualified instructor, on the beautiful Neuländer See lake.

Take crazy golf to a whole new level

On this mind-bendingglow-in-the-dark crazy golf course, punters are given 3D glasses that make its ocean and cosmos-themed levels burst with neon life.

Drink through the world famous Reeperbahn

Enjoy a VIP club package at stylishNoho Clubor guest entry toFreda B:a colourful bar and disco based on a 1930s cartoon character, notably famous for eating men. Cue maneater jokes aplenty.

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