Budapest stag do - stag weekends in Budapest

more Budapest stag do info

As a general comparison the city's similar to Prague in many ways but surprisingly not yet as popular and perhaps superficially not as immediately striking (depending on where you look) but in most other aspects it's equal, certainly for the wining and dining and a cultural experience it's on a par. Whatever you choose your Budapest stag weekendadventure is going to provide the lads with an amazing time, we have excellent recommendations for you to take advantage of, as a client you get the full support of our expert teams, whether that's during the planning process in the UK or on the ground in Hungary. So for any decisions you need to make from hotels to airport transfers we're on hand to get you the most from your Budapest stag weekend budget. We have prepared everything to ensure you can select from the best a Budapest stag do has to offer, we hope you will enjoy this city as much as we do - send a brief now.now.

ground information in Budapest

it’s a party whatever the weather:
The Hungarian climate is continentally temperate. Springtime is glorious and you know it's arrived when the ladies start sporting an often eye popping warm-weather look. The very agreeable Hungarian summer is warm, sunny and unusually long. Autumn is beautiful, particularly in the hills around Budapest and in the Northern Uplands. Winter, meantime, is cold - yet mainly dry, and short. With a consistently decent climate anytime is a good time for planning a Budapest stag weekend: the party runs year-round, from the outdoor cafés and clubs in the warm months to the raucous cellar bars and giant indoor venues that pulsate through the winter.

city slicking – getting around the Buda:
When it comes to your Budapest stag do program we’ll usually have your transfers sorted but if you intend to explore a little keep in mind Budapest is bigger and more spread out than other cities in the region so it’s as well to plan from A to B. Walking is a great way to get around if you have the time. If you need to taking public transport saves time and is cheap and payment is simple - you punch one ticket for each ride, no matter how far you are going. This can be done at the little red or orange boxes on all buses and trams and at entrances to the metro. Tickets can be purchased at machines (make sure you have coins) or at ticket windows in metro stations. Be warned, if you're caught without a ticket you have to pay fine on the spot in cash. Ouuchh.

moolah:
If you bring Pounds or Euros on your trip, you'll have no trouble finding a place to exchange them, but we’d recommend bringing your cashpoint card and obtain cash that way. You'll get the best exchange rate from any of the cashpoint machines that are everywhere in Budapest. (Avoid the money changers that loiter in touristy areas and train stations!) And finally, note that cash is king in Hungary; credit cards aren't as widespread as they are in the UK and Western Europe. Outside of more upmarket establishments your credit card can be of little use.

essential Budapest stag do lingo:
hello > Szia
goodbye > Viszlát
yes > Igen
no > Nem
I don’t speak Hungarian > Nem beszélek magyarul
please > Kérem
thank you very much > Köszönöm szépen
cheers! > Egészségédre!