Birmingham Stag Do

The UK's 'second city' is second to none when it comes to legendary stag send-offs!

It's a big, bold, and downright brilliant place to host the groom's last weekend as a non-married man!

Have a skim through the below and use the Jump To section to find out everything you need to know about a celebration in Peaky Blinders country.

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Birmingham Stag Activities

Birmingham is mega!

With more than 80 activities and nightlife options on offer, you are spoilt for choice.

No matter what the guys want to do, we've got a ton of Birmingham stag do ideas to keep you busy when you're not checking out the nightlife.

Take a look at the activities above and send us a free stag enquiry to get the ball rolling on your big weekend in the UK's Second City.

And we've also got one of the biggest range of Birmingham stag accommodation on the market. From budget-friendly options to something a little more upmarket, we've got something for everyone.

Is Birmingham Right for Your Group?

It doesn't get much better than a party in Brum.

Whether you're looking for an adrenaline-pumping weekend full of activities or some big nights out (or both!), Birmingham has got you covered.

If you're after something a bit more low-key, we'd probably recommend looking elsewhere because Birmingham is fast and frantic from minute one until the very end.

Perfect for 99% of groups.

The Places in Birmingham You Need to Know About

Broad Street

It's the place to head for a night out in Birmingham. The half-mile street is packed with bars and clubs, so you can bounce from venue to venue without having to travel much. Winner!

The Jewellery Quarter

The Jewellery Quarter is full of trendy bars and eateries to start a big night out. Watch out, this area is on the pricey side, so maybe pre-drink elsewhere.

The Southside

A more wallet-friendly option. With live music, top DJs, and great food, you're guaranteed a great night Southside.

Digbeth

Pop-up street food markets, cool graffiti, and some of the city's best nightlife -  check out these renovated warehouses that have been converted nightclubs, such as the Custard Factory or the Institute.

Brindley Place

Waterside bars, lively beer gardens, cracking restaurants, cocktail lounges, a German beer hall, and live music - Brindley Place is perfect for refined pints. Do we need to say anymore?

Top Birmingham Pubs, Bars & Clubs

The Best Time to Go

According to our 2023 stats, 58% of stags who partied with StagWeb went to Birmingham in May and June.

Why?

Most weddings take place in the summer, so May and June give the groom plenty of time to rest up before the big day.

As well as this, the UK weather is much better in these months, plus schools are still in session, so you don't need to worry about the summer price hikes.

Bring on the beer gardens!

How Long Do People Go For?

63% went to Birmingham for 3 days (2 nights), which is about right if you ask us.

It doesn't take too long to travel to Birmingham no matter what part of the country you're heading there from, so you don't need to extend your stay for that.

Also, in three days, you'll be able to tackle all the awesome activities, conquer the nightlife, and explore the best of the city.

Ideal.

How Soon Do People Book?

Last year, guys heading to Birmingham booked three months before they were due to go.

That's actually a little later than the average, which is four months according to our end-of-year stats.

We'd always recommend booking as early as possible as not only are you less likely to miss out on your chosen events, but things are generally cheaper the sooner you get them booked.

So, it literally pays to get planning, gents!

Where to Stay in Birmingham

Our stag-friendly Birmingham accommodation options are all central, so you won't need to fork out for expensive taxis just to get to where the party is at.

Plus, the key term above is 'stag-friendly' - not every hotel in Birmingham will be, so be sure to book it through us to avoid any hassle.

What to Do in Birmingham

With over 80 Birmingham stag do ideas for you to tackle, the action will be non-stop.

We have everything from adrenaline-pumping to nice and relaxing, boozy to booze-free - something for every group!

Football fans could always try and catch a game at either St Andrew's or Villa Park - tickets may be easier to secure for Birmingham City being a Championship side.

Also, any cricket fans could take the short trip to Edgbaston for a day!

Things to See in Birmingham

Cadbury World

You're never too old for chocolate. Cadbury World is located a 15-minute drive from the city centre or you can jump on a train and be there within half an hour.

The Bullring

The Bullring is a massive shopping complex in the centre of the city which boasts plenty of places to grab a bite to eat.

Edgbaston

Cricket fans will relish an afternoon at Edgbaston watching some domestic or international matches. You can drive there in about ten minutes or you can use public transport and get there in just over half an hour.

How to Get to Birmingham...

Check out how easy it is to get to Birmingham...

Train - Getting to Birmingham on the train is a breeze. Birmingham New Street is located slap bang in the centre of the city, so you'll be right in the heart of the action as soon as you alight. Get your tickets or check pricing now at the Trainline.

Car - Carpooling is a cheap and easy way to get to Brum. Be sure to check the parking situation with your accommodation beforehand to avoid any slip-ups or check Parkopedia for the nearest car parks if it doesn't have any.

Plane - If any of the lads need to fly in, Birmingham Airport is located 13.6 miles from the city centre, and there are plenty of buses and taxis that will take you. Visit the Birmingham Airport website for the latest info.

Tips On Getting Around Birmingham

Walking - For such a large city, Birmingham is easily walkable. It's definitely the best way to explore and stumble across some great bars if you're new to it. If you do need to get further afield, you could always look at alternative options below.

Train - Birmingham has multiple train stations spread across the city, so if you are staying further out or need to get to an activity on the edge of town, it's worth checking whether a train is a good option.

Bus - The bus network in Birmingham is simple to use, and all-day tickets are as little as £4.50. Can't argue with that.

Tram - Trams conveniently connect all the key areas around the city centre, so it's an excellent way to explore with the lads. Let the tram do the travelling, and you guys handle the drinking.

Taxi - Split between a group, the price isn't too bad. Uber also operates in the city, so be sure to download the app before you go.

Common Birmingham FAQs

Is Birmingham good for a stag do?

Birmingham is a great place for a stag do thanks to the number of activities on offer and its buzzing party scene. Yes, the UK's Second City has over 80 stag do ideas for you to choose from, plus the nightlife is next level. What's not to love?

Where is Birmingham's best nightlife?

Broad Street is Birmingham's main party district stretching into the city centre. With mainstream bars and local venues serving a range of boozy delights, you'll have plenty to explore on that big night out in Brum.

Is Birmingham cheap or expensive?

Not only is Birmingham one of our top destinations, but it's also pretty budget-friendly. Obviously, it depends on the sort of venue you find yourselves partying in, but there's definitely value to be had here.

What is Birmingham famous for?

Two big football teams, cricket at Edgbaston, the Balti, the Bullring, Peaky Blinders, Cadbury, Black Sabbath... Birmingham has loads to shout about and there's plenty of culture for you to soak up on the groom's big weekend in Brum.