Ah, Bristol. Like London, only the good parts aren't so far away from each other. A Bristol stag do has it all: great food, great drink, great scenery, great activities, and great people. There's everything you need to make your stag weekend memorable. You can get your urban swank, your laid-back cafe scene, or your country pub, all with friendly locals and sexy women to keep you entertained. A classic stag favourite, there's nothing you'll want that you can't get in this city. So make your craziest checklist and get ready to get it done on your stag weekend!
As England's 4th most popular destination, and even though it was badly damaged in WWII, the entire city has been redeveloped and is now considered one of the UK's most attractive cities for architecture, culture, and having a great time. You can see Brunel's SS Great Britain, built in 1843, down by the harbour, or check out the cheap and delicious tastes at the St. Nicholas Market in the old town area.
The music scene is huge in Bristol (this is Massive Attack's home base), and draws performers from all over the world, the underground scene is also really strong here. There are festivals on at all times of year, covering everything from hot air balloons to silent films to organic food.
There's tons to do in Bristol, it's not all mellow westerners and scrumpy, so you can find something for everyone. The scenic Bristol-to-Bath bike trail along a disused railway provides an amazing trek, and the return journey (with bike) on the train only takes 15 minutes. The Blue Reef Aquarium is a must-see if you have any interest in the life aquatic, featuring underwater gardens with everything from seahorses on the reefs to puffer fish.
There are cinemas, theatres, comedy clubs, or you can just wander around the harbour. That's if you're not out on the dune buggies, taking a bar crawl, destroying your mates at dodgeball or bubble football, racing go karts, or pelting each other with paintballs all day long, one of Bristol's best activities for a stag weekend.
Drinking is an art here, so you'd better get ready to show off some skills. Strong ales, tasty ciders, and healthy portions will have everyone giddy and ready for the night ahead. Craft pubs are booming these days, so you won't have far to look to try the unique flavours of the countryside. Check out local chill spots like the Tobacco Factory, where you can drop in on all kinds of random activities (life drawing, markets, theatre) or the Grain Barge, literally a retired grain barge out on the water.
For the night, the city is your oyster, casino night? Easy. Guest list club entry? Done, and at the hottest venues in town. Lap dance clubs? Everything from elegant to down and dirty is right here to explore until you can't see straight anymore. You'll never run out of titillating things to do in Bristol, so pack up your bags, grab the stag, and take him out for the last big blowout before he ties that knot.
As England's 4th most popular destination, and even though it was badly damaged in WWII, the entire city has been redeveloped and is now considered one of the UK's most attractive cities for architecture, culture, and having a great time. You can see Brunel's SS Great Britain, built in 1843, down by the harbour, or check out the cheap and delicious tastes at the St. Nicholas Market in the old town area.
The music scene is huge in Bristol (this is Massive Attack's home base), and draws performers from all over the world, the underground scene is also really strong here. There are festivals on at all times of year, covering everything from hot air balloons to silent films to organic food.
There's tons to do in Bristol, it's not all mellow westerners and scrumpy, so you can find something for everyone. The scenic Bristol-to-Bath bike trail along a disused railway provides an amazing trek, and the return journey (with bike) on the train only takes 15 minutes. The Blue Reef Aquarium is a must-see if you have any interest in the life aquatic, featuring underwater gardens with everything from seahorses on the reefs to puffer fish.
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