Ultimate Bucharest Stag Do

Exploding onto the urban city break scene with a contagious energy and infectious enthusiast, Bucharest is a stag destination that must be seen to be believed. Bucharest is one of the best-value stag destinations in Europe because of its exciting nightlife, variety of activities (from thrilling adventures to laid-back cultural experiences), and excellent value-all combined into a lively, friendly city!

Bucharest is considered a safe and welcoming Capital for Stag Parties. Just like any other major European city, locals are friendly and well-known for their hospitality. However, we can always recommend a travelling group to stick together which can help to avoid any possible hassles. 

Bucharest is an all-year-round destination, with ease of access from all major European cities. The Capital’s airport is well connected throughout Europe, and a journey to Romania is affordable owing to low-cost flights. WizzAir and Ryanair are among the most cost-effective carriers, although British Airways, Air France and KLM are alternatives. For Stag Parties & Nightlife the best time to visit would be from the month of March up until October. Outdoor terraces are open, and nightlife is at its peak. For more budget conscious groups flights and accommodations are cheaper during November through March where the nightlife is still vibrant. However, bachelor groups should take into consideration that they may be limited to indoor activities as the weather can be significantly colder.

The city is multicultural. Home to the famous Dacia automobile line, Bucharest offers various attractions, including the Parliament building which is the world’s second-largest administrative building, a must-see for its grand architecture and communist history.
Another well known point of interest is Calea Victoriei. This is a historic boulevard with several attractions including the Revolution Square and the Romanian Athenaeum.  
At the heart of Bucharest one could find themselves at the Old Town (Lipscani). This is home to nightlife attracting partygoers from all around the globe,as it hosts numerous bars, clubs and restaurants. Choices are endless, ranging from underground and alternative to high-end and sophisticated.
Arcul de Triumf is a Parisian style arch, and is one of Romania’s most iconic landmarks. It is ideal for quick and unique photos before heading to Herastrau Park. The first wooden version of the arch was built in 1878 to celebrate Romania’s independence from the Ottoman Empire and the current structure had been completed in 1936, and stands 27 meters (89 feet) tall.
The largest wellness center in Europe is also located in Bucharest. Therme Bucharest is ideal for a  post-party detox and spans over 30,000 square meters, featuring over 10 pools, 16 water slides, and 10 sauna rooms, each with unique themes.
Caru' cu Bere (translated ‘The Beer Wagon’) was founded in 1879 and is one of the most well-known restaurants in Bucharest. It is famed by its rich history, stunning neo-gothic architecture, and traditional Romanian cuisine. The venue hosts live Romanian folk music and traditional dance performances during its busiest hours, making for an exceptional and intriguing alternative to dine.

The official language of Romania is Romanian. However, Romanians are well-known for their hospitality. You will have no trouble navigating Bucharest with English once you arrive. The people are extremely polite and welcoming, and most of them speak a second language.
The currency accepted in Romania is the Lei, whereby Euros are acceptable for payments in only select places. Alternatively payments can be made at all venues by card

Uber & Bolt: The safest and most convenient way to travel, with predetermined pricing. Best to be used during the evenings and at times with low traffic
Metro: Fast, efficient and affordable. Ideal for avoiding heavy traffic especially during the week days
Trams & Buses: For those on a budget. However, it can be crowded and slower. Not recommended for the punctual
Walking: Old Town is pedestrian-friendly, although away from the city center may not be as convenient

Public drinking is not allowed in certain areas. Drunken/ Under the Influence behaviour will not tolerated, and it is to the discretion of the venues as to whether your entrance will be permitted
Avoid Taxis and prefer to use ride apps like Uber or Bolt or even Public Transport
For Restaurants and Nightlife it is best to be dressed Smart Casual
Service Charge is the norm in Bucharest. A 10% surcharge is expected from most venues
Bucharest is a safe and welcoming city for stag parties. Like any major destination, staying aware of your surroundings and following common sense precautions is key. With local expertise and carefully selected experiences, we ensure a fun and hassle-free trip