Munich Stag Do Packages

With the backdrop of the Bavarian Alps, Munich packs a stag party punch in so many ways, it really does have it all; welcoming people, great food and drink, interesting culture, history and architecture, plus plenty to see, do and join in with.

Oh go on then, let’s start with the beer and work our way up from there. World famous for its OktoberFest, brought about by being the home of so many excellent breweries, boy these locals are professional party-throwers. And everyone is welcome. Though let’s not pretend that the drinking stops after that month. Want to escape a British dry January? They’re still pouring those steins of premium lager all year round in over 260 bars, pubs, breweries and clubs, come on over.

What goes hand in hand with beer? Food! There are high end gourmet restaurants a-plenty, or brilliant medieval banquets, but for a casual stag do we recommend the Alstadt area as it’s handily pedestrianized allowing you to sway from bar to bistro to sample traditional specialities from the Müncher Weißwurst (their tasty version of a hot dog) pretzels, schnitzel and all those delicious Germanic face-stuffers that keep you going ‘til it’s time for cake…oh the CAKE! Munich’s café culture is where it’s at from breakfast through to late afternoon.

Now that you’ve found (or lost!) your feet, you might want to explore a bit without your beergoggles. Head to the 80m high Neues Rathaus tower on Marienplatz, take in the incredible city views from the viewing platform and choose your landmarks. The Deutsches Museum (3 guesses what’s in it) heads a cast of countless museums, galleries, stunning churches and important, architecturally pleasing buildings to explore. Public transport is excellently facilitated with buses or trams, but why not take a guided tour.

Munich’s surrounding forests and vast parks are great play areas, and even its own crystal clear lake is begging for you to take a dip (oops, was that you in the nudist area?!), and their famous Olympic stadium is a sporting mecca.

Titans of industry, you’re in the home of BMW and a plethora of high-tech companies, giving Munich that certain gravitas of quality, and the shopping is awesome. Schwabing, the famous bohemian quarter, is an incredible blend of cool glamour, exclusive shops, unique culture and magical music.

Enjoy the city’s summer vibrancy or its winter ice-rink and festive Christmas markets…ah yes, Gluhwein! With Designaventure it doesn’t matter when you go, the place is packed full of amazing activities and we’ll steer you to the best things to do to get the most out of your trip.With the backdrop of the Bavarian Alps, Munich packs a stag party punch in so many ways, it really does have it all; welcoming people, great food and drink, interesting culture, history and architecture, plus plenty to see, do and join in with.
Oh go on then, let’s start with the beer and work our way up from there. World famous for its OktoberFest, brought about by being the home of so many excellent breweries, boy these locals are professional party-throwers. And everyone is welcome. Though let’s not pretend that the drinking stops after that month. Want to escape a British dry January? They’re still pouring those steins of premium lager all year round in over 260 bars, pubs, breweries and clubs, come on over.

What goes hand in hand with beer? Food! There are high end gourmet restaurants a-plenty, or brilliant medieval banquets, but for a casual stag do we recommend the Alstadt area as it’s handily pedestrianized allowing you to sway from bar to bistro to sample traditional specialities from the Müncher Weißwurst (their tasty version of a hot dog) pretzels, schnitzel and all those delicious Germanic face-stuffers that keep you going ‘til it’s time for cake…oh the CAKE! Munich’s café culture is where it’s at from breakfast through to late afternoon.

Now that you’ve found (or lost!) your feet, you might want to explore a bit without your beergoggles. Head to the 80m high Neues Rathaus tower on Marienplatz, take in the incredible city views from the viewing platform and choose your landmarks. The Deutsches Museum (3 guesses what’s in it) heads a cast of countless museums, galleries, stunning churches and important, architecturally pleasing buildings to explore. Public transport is excellently facilitated with buses or trams, but why not take a guided tour.

Munich’s surrounding forests and vast parks are great play areas, and even its own crystal clear lake is begging for you to take a dip (oops, was that you in the nudist area?!), and their famous Olympic stadium is a sporting mecca.

Titans of industry, you’re in the home of BMW and a plethora of high-tech companies, giving Munich that certain gravitas of quality, and the shopping is awesome. Schwabing, the famous bohemian quarter, is an incredible blend of cool glamour, exclusive shops, unique culture and magical music.

Enjoy the city’s summer vibrancy or its winter ice-rink and festive Christmas markets…ah yes, Gluhwein! With Designaventure it doesn’t matter when you go, the place is packed full of amazing activities and we’ll steer you to the best things to do to get the most out of your trip.