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Munich hosts the greatest party on the planet: Oktoberfest! So, let's just say they also know how to host a bit stag celebration. No matter when you decide to go, a Munich stag weekend is always ready to party. Avoid the usual planning faff and get the help of StagWeb today!

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Munich Menu
  • Country Germany
  • Language German
  • Currency Euros
  • Cost of a Beer 4.21 EUR
  • Airport Munich Airport
  • Flight Duration 1h 50m
  • National Dish Weisswurst
  • Airport to Centre 35.1 km

8 Best Munich Stag Do Ideas

  1. Beer Bike - See the sights while riding this amazing pedal powered pub.
  2. Stadium Abseil - Scale the heights of this huge stadium before the quick route down.
  3. Stadium Tour - Get a close look behind the scenes of German football.
  4. Whitewater Rafting - Head up stag creek with a paddle in this awesome stag challenge.
  5. Paintball - Give the groom an extreme Dulux makeover in a fight to the death/pub.
  6. High Ropes Course - Push the guys to max in this extreme stag party challenge.
  7. Segway Tour - Get upright and personal on these this upright personal transport.
  8. Brewery Tour - There's very little men love more than a tall, cold beer.

A Guide To Your Munich Stag Weekend

Best Bars in Munich

Munich is the home of Oktoberfest, so you can be damn sure they know how to drink and they know how to party! Beer is, of course, the main tipple of choice here, and you simply wouldn't be doing the stag-community justice without whetting the appetite with a locally brewed bev.

New pubs and bars are popping up all the time in the alternative Glockenbachviertel. It's a very popular party district and always seems to be growing. Schwabing is located near the universities so it's a little cheaper than most of its partying rival districts, just in case you're stags on a budget.

Be sure to check out some of the best beer halls in Munich on your big weekend away, or can you really say you've properly done Munich?

"Football is a simple game; 22 men chase a ball for 90 minutes and at the end the Germans win."
- Gary Linekar

Where to Head...

Districts

For a big night out head to Kulfabrik which is packed with 22 bars, clubs, restaurants and late night snack bars. Housed in a former Pfanni factory (yep, we giggled too), it also hosts live entertainment and is popular with the locals and tourists. You can have a huge night out, with a range of options without having to leave the area.
If you want to end the night with style then we'd suggest arrange hassle free Guest List Nightclub Entry to one of the top clubs.

Must see...

If the stags need somewhere to rest their hangovers after a big night out the Englischer Garten (English Garden) is a stunning park and not at all English (there is a distinct lack of graffiti, dog crap and block in an anorak swigging out of a 3l bottle of cider for it to be English). The Olympiapark is also pretty damn impressive, left over from the 72 Olympics and it shows Germany's continued investment in grass roots sport. You might even find somewhere to challenge some locals to a penalty shoot out.

Pub Trivia

The local nickname for Munich is "Minga".
Munich is home to the biggest film studios in Europe.
Germany takes its beer seriously and has strict Beer Purity Laws dating back to 1516.
Bayern Munich is Germany's most successful club of all time.

A Taste of Munich

Eats - If you're looking for good stag grub without blowing the drinking budget head to Hans Im Gluck Bugergrill. Germany's largest burger chain is not your average fast food burger bar.
Drinks - We're not entirely sure but it's possibly illegal to go to Germany and not try the beer (if it's not, it should be). The Hofbrauhaus is a great place to not only sample the city's finest export but you can also get some great traditional German pub grub.

Getting Around Munich

Pretty much everything you'll need to find in the city centre is walkable, the city's main streets were pedestrianised for the 1972 Olympic Games and have simply stayed that way ever since which is excellent news on a big night out. If you are in need of transport grab an MVV ticket which gives you unlimited travel on buses, trams and underground trains.

Munich Stag Do Trip Tips!

Getting to Munich

Flights

All the London airports plus Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Southampton, Edinburgh and Cardiff offer direct flights to Munich, so you can get there with ease no matter where you're based in the UK.

Getting from Munich Airport to the City Centre

Munich Airport is situated 40 kilometres from the city centre. The quickest and easiest way of getting to your accommodation is via an airport transfer, though there are taxi, bus and even train options available.

Local Customs and Tipping Culture

A 10 per cent tip in restaurants where you've enjoyed the food and service is the standard, whilst rounding up to the nearest euro in a bar/café is also a nice gesture.

Price of Beer in Munich

You should be able to get a beer for around €4, though this is dependent on where you are and the type of establishment you find yourselves in.

Munich Weather (High/Low)

  • January - 3/-3
  • February - 5/-2
  • March - 9/1
  • April - 14/4
  • May - 19/8
  • June - 22/11
  • July - 24/13
  • August - 24/13
  • September - 19/10
  • October - 14/5
  • November - 8/1
  • December - 4/-2

Is Munich Good for a Stag Do?

Great activities a vibrant party scene, plus brilliant Bavarian beer, Munich ticks a helluva lot of boxes in terms of what is required for an unforgettable stag weekend.

München mag dich!

It seems ridiculous to suggest that a stag do in Munich - a city that looks like its sole architect was Walt Disney, a city whose main draw is the scenery, a city that looks more like a postcard than an actual place - could be a world class stag do. To the nay sayers, we have just one word: Oktoberfest. Munich is the undisputed beer capital of Germany, which is a bold claim to make about the country that's essentially the beer capital of the world - but Munich certainly has the goods to back it up. The beer halls alone are worth the trip to Europe, let alone the beer gardens, breweries, and yes, the beer festivals too. It's the only city we know of that required a 'Bayerische Biergartenverordnung' (a Barvarian Beer Garden decree), as well as a Beer Purity Law - clearly, they take their drinking very seriously.

It's not all slamming back pints on a Munich stag do though; the city has plenty else to offer stags outside of the pubs. It's known by locals as a city of 'laptops and lederhosen', referring to both Munich's status at the forefront of technology and its long history - and for stags, this translates to an innovative, forward thinking city that hasn't forgotten how to have some good old fashioned fun! StagWeb can offer a whole lot of activities to give you something to do while you're waiting for the pubs to open.

(We're kidding, they never close.)

The history of beer in Munich

Beer is as entwined with Munich as vodka is with Russia or tequila is with Mexico, but we'll try and keep this short:

63BC- 21AD - Germans brewed beer in large quantities, Romans disapproved. Luckily, they kept a written record of their disapproval, before eventually giving in and taking it up themselves.
13th Century - Monks (admittedly not a group renowned for their binge drinking) begin brewing beer to get themselves through fasting. We would accuse them of cheating, but we're too busy being impressed they managed all that alcohol on an empty stomach. 
1600's - The monks used to share their beer with the royalty to get on their good side, and by the 1600s the royals liked it so much that a royal brewery was formed.
1800's - Oktoberfest begins. People in Munich drink around 6 litres of beer per day, even when the festival's not on.
19th Century - People begin to refine the practise of brewing, turning it from a game of chance in to an exact science.
21st Century - Beer remains exactly as popular as it ever has (except with monks).

When to go?

We're not even going to mention Oktoberfest. If you don't know what it is, we're not going to help; we'll leave it to the more deserving few. Obviously though, it's the time when a Munich stag do is at its absolute busiest and in a city as popular with the tourists as Munich is, that's very busy - 7 million peoples worth of busy. We'd book well in advance if you fancy turning the stag in to a Bierleichen (a beer corpse, or someone who can't handle their alcohol, to you and me.) There are plenty of other festivals to enjoy in Munich at other times of year though, so don't give up on a wundervoll Munich stag do at any time.

Where to stay?

To be in walking distance of most of the top tourist attractions you'll want to be around Aldstaht, the old town. However, because of all the tourist-y attractions, it's also the more expensive area to stay. If you're hoping to be nearer the nightlife, you'll either want to head just outside the centre near the Haidhausen area, or Berg am Laim - with an S- Bahn service it's very easy to get to and around. Alternately, go north to Schwabing for a quieter but equally active nightlife.

How do we get there?

Munich has an airport (Flughafen München), so flying the boys over isn't difficult. The airport has also won the award for Best Airport in Europe three times in a row - not an award we were aware existed, but we're glad to hear it nonetheless. Getting to your Munich stag do has never been easier, plenty of flights come in directly from the UK - easyJet do departures from London, Manchester and Edinburgh, Ryanair from London, Dublin and Edinburgh, and some German companies will fly out from Birmingham or Guernsey. From there into the town centre the S- Bahn runs around every fifteen minutes and takes about 40-45 minutes.

So Why StagWeb?

Munich is a brilliant destination for a stag do - we challenge you to find a more beautiful place to enjoy a better beer. That said, organising the do isn't easy. Pulling together accommodation, activities, and a fantastic night out is hard enough in an area you know when you can speak the language but in a different country it's a whole different level of difficulty. We here at StagWeb have over a decades experience dealing with this sort of thing, already knowing the best places on the ground to send you and saving you cash along the way as well. If you want a smooth running stag do that includes some serious fun, send us a message and we'll start helping you create your perfect Munich stag weekend.

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