The Big Guide to Your DUSSELDORF Stag Weekend

Dusseldorf is for the party legends.

This place is home to what is rumoured to be the world's longest bar as well as 260 other pubs and clubs all packed into the Old Town.

Think of all that delicious German beer!

As well as all of that, it's a unique city where the possibilities for an unforgettable stag do are endless.

Check out everything you need to know about how you can boss a Dusseldorf stag weekend below.

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Is Dusseldorf Right for Your Group?

Dusseldorf isn't somewhere you'd come to relax.

With loads of adrenaline-infused activities and insane nights out, it's for guys looking for somewhere fun and full-on from the first minute until the last.

If that sounds a bit of you, scroll on!

The Places in Dusseldorf You Need to Know About

Old Town (Altstadt)

Home to the longest bar in the world and over 260 bars in less than half a square kilometre, you could visit the city 10 times and not try all of them. Is there really anywhere else you need to party?

Ratinger Strasse

A hipster spot that's perfect for day drinking. The outdoor benches spill onto the streets so you can enjoy the finest German beers in the sun.

The Media Port

Once the German courage has kicked in, prepare to dance until the early hours. Check out the clubs and get the groom to show off his dad dancing!

Top 10 Dusseldorf Pubs, Bars & Clubs

The Best Time to Go

According to our stats, 60% of stags who went to Dusseldorf in 2023 with us went there between June and August.

These months are popular because it's peak sun, so you can enjoy all those delicious German brews in the beer gardens.

Dusseldorf isn't a huge family holiday destination either, so the price rises during the school holidays aren't too severe.

However, the great thing about this city is that it's great all year round, so whenever you go, you'll have a blast!

How Long Do People Go For?

Over a third of our stags went for 3 days (2 nights).

The flight duration is short (1-1.5 hours), the city is compact, and it's perfect for those weekend trips.

You don't need much time to explore Dusseldorf's wonders (and beers), so we'd say two nights is enough.

How Soon Do People Book?

People think they can get away with booking Dusseldorf last minute because it's so close, but we'd advise people to book at least six months in advance to avoid missing out on the best activities and hotels.

Why risk it?

Where to Stay in Dusseldorf

Why would you want to stay miles out of town and have to spend your hard-earned euros on taxis just to get to where the party's at?!

Book up one of our central stag-friendly Dusseldorf hotels and make sure you're in prime position to take the city by storm!

The key word in that sentence is: 'stag-friendly'.

Not every hotel in the city will be. Don't risk getting turned away on the day - book through StagWeb to avoid any hassle.

What to Do in Dusseldorf

On top of the electric nightlife and sensational German beer, you've got over 20 different Dusseldorf stag do ideas to choose from.

Not only do you get classic stag activities here, but also unique adventures you don't get anywhere else.

Have a browse today and get the ball rolling on your big Dusseldorf celebration.

Things to See in Dusseldorf

Merkur Spiel-Arena

Home of Fortuna Dusseldorf. Catch a game here and experience German football's electric atmosphere (and enjoy a beer in view of the pitch!).

Rhine Embankment

Take a stroll along this famous promenade to conquer those sore heads from the night before. The restaurants here are out of this world.

Hofgarten

Open every Sunday morning from May to September. It hosts loads of live music events, so prepare for a mini festival with swing, ska, rock, pop, and jazz - something for everyone.

Rhine Tower

The 240-metre tower is the best way to view the entire city. Get a lift up to the top of the revolving observation deck and plan your bar crawl.

How to Get to Dusseldorf...

What Airport to Fly to...

You'll need to fly to Dusseldorf Airport.

Most major airports fly here but check in advance to avoid any slip-ups.

How Long is the Flight from the UK?

It takes anywhere from 1 to 1.5 hours to fly to Dusseldorf from the UK.

Now that's a short flight.

You'll be drinking your first German brew in no time.

Getting from the Airport to Dusseldorf...

The airport is just 8.7km from Dusseldorf city centre, so it will take about 25 minutes to get there.

The S-Bahn is a popular, quick, and affordable way to reach the city centre, so this might be the best shout for getting there.

A taxi will cost around €28 to the city centre which isn't too bad when you've split it with the guys.

But the easiest way to get to the city centre is through a private transfer - we'll have someone waiting for you at the airport ready to take you straight to your hotel. Add this to your Dusseldorf enquiry by ticking the box at the bottom and we'll include it in your quote.

Tips On Getting Around Dusseldorf

S-Bahn/U-Bahn - The fastest, cheapest, and most efficient transport methods in Dusseldorf. It's easier to navigate than the tube, so getting around will be easy.

Tram - A great hop-on hop-off way across the city centre for those shorter distances that you can't be bothered to walk." To the next bar!"

Walking - Dusseldorf is brilliant to explore on foot. If you're planning on catching the sights and strolling from bar to bar, this is the best way.

Common Dusseldorf FAQs

Is Dusseldorf good for a stag?

Dusseldorf is one of the best German cities for a stag do. The nightlife scene is top-tier, the range of activities will keep any group entertained and, of course, the German beer is world-class. How could you refuse?

How many bars are there in Dusseldorf?

Dusseldorf's Altstadt (Old Town) features roughly 260 restaurants, bars, and pubs, so it's jam-packed with cream-of-the-crop drinking spots. And that's just in the Old Town - imagine the number of bars across the whole city.

How much does beer cost in Dusseldorf?

Dusseldorf's delicious beer won't set you back. A pint of beer will cost anywhere from €3.50-€4.50, depending on where you choose to drink. Like everywhere, the central bars will charge more, and less touristy areas will be cheaper.