Munich Stag Do Ideas

• Country: Germany
• Language: German
• Currency: Euros
• Cost of a pint: €3-5
• Airport: Munich Airport
• Flight duration: 2 hrs

Places to Eat Around Munich?

If we had to describe the food in Munich in three words it would have to be sausage, dumplings and pretzels. Of course there’s loads of finer cuisine dishes out there, but when getting ready for a big night on the town you want the foods that will really soak up the alcohol.

One place we highly recommend is Hofbrauhaus this restaurant is located on the Platzl and is one of the most well-known restaurants in Munich, as well as being the most famous brewery in the world. Sit back and relax as you tuck into tasty traditional German food whilst listening to live Bavarian music, not to forget sipping on the world-renowned Hofbräu beer.

Want to dine in pure luxury and style? Then why not celebrate in Tantris, one of the top 50 restaurants in the world and proud to be awarded with two Michelin stars. Sample mouth watering German cuisine with a twist or treat yourself to their specialisation of Asian inspired seafood. Don’t forget to make a reservation though, as this restaurant is popular amongst those with special occasions.

For something cheap, easy, healthy and fresh, Cotidiano Schwabing is your best bet. Their menu has plenty on offer for cravings of any type, from fresh pasta dishes to burgers, all the way to traditional breakfasts. This is a great option for treating your body after one too many drinks or fuelling yourself up for the boozy night ahead of you.

Schwabing 

If you are looking for an atmosphere buzzing with energy and liveliness for your night out in Munich, then Schwabing is the place to be due to its popularity with younger crowds and students. Based at the University campus, this area is home to the best clubs and bars in the city along three streets, Hohen­zol­lernstraß­e, Leopoldstraße and Feilitzschstraß­e. Getting to Schwabing is pretty easy as there are underground stations, Universitat and Giselstrasse, which bring you right into the boozy action.

For live music, sports coverage and a free half an hour of beer, head to The Keg Bar right in the heart of Schwabing! This isn’t a spot for a quiet drink with the boys, but more for a night filled with plenty booze, laughter and even a fun quiz or two if you’re up for it. If you’d prefer live DJ’s, high quality lighting and sound systems and a dance floor to party on then Mint Club München will be right up your street.

Kultfabrik

A popular nightlife spot amongst the locals and parties, Kultfabrik is home to nightclubs, bars and restaurants all in one place. The bonus of such venues being within walking distance is that you and the lads can easily stumble from one to the other if you fancy making the most of your night out, saving you from the hassle of travelling long distances.

For an ultimate German nightclub experience, you and the lads must visit Americanos. With booth areas for a quick sit down after all the hard dancing on the spacious dance floor, and a bar to quench your thirst, you can’t get much better for a club. The high quality lights and sound systems will provide you with a bass boosting and mesmerising experience.

Glocken­bac­hvi­ertel

One area of Munich that guarantees you and the lads have a top night out is Glocken­bac­hvi­ertel. This buzzing area offers a range of different bars no matter what street you are on, with a range of different atmospheres and music on offer. Take a trip to Milla if a club scene is what you are after, an underground club that is popular with both tourists and locals. Milla offers all different genres of music for those who visit, from rock, to hip-hop, all the way to classic jazz.

For a more laid back experience with the lads, where you can relax your feet on comfy chairs and treat your taste buds to perfectly handcrafted drinks, go to The High. With a green jungle interior, great music and affordable prices, this truly is a gem within Munich’s nightlife scene.

What Are the Top Reasons to Visit Munich?

Beer Gardens

Love a beer garden? Then you will adore Munich, home to the worlds largest beer garden which as hold up to 8,000 drinkers and serves up the tastiest local signature beers day by day.

Culture

If you are looking for some time out from the boozy antics and fancy visiting a museum or gallery, you will be spoilt for choice in Munich. With over 80 venues to choose from, covering science to art, all the way to ancient history, any wandering minds will find themselves at ease.

Fantastic Festivals

Regardless what time of the year you and the lads find yourselves in Munich, its more than likely that a festival of some sort will be on, as Munich loves an excuse to celebrate. There will be a festival for everyone, such as the Lange Nacht der Musik, a festival which hosts 400 concerts in one night!

German Food

You and the lads won’t ever find yourselves going hungry on a stag do in Munich due to the multitude of eateries dotted around the city. From hearty traditional German food to home comfort food, there will be something for everyone’s appetites here.

Architecture

Munich is a perfect example of old meets new when it comes to its stunning architecture. You can walk down one street and find yourself surrounded by neo-classical buildings, turn a corner and find yourself in the midst of modern buildings.

History

Munich’s history isn’t very black and white, as there are both good and not so good here. Take a tour around the NS- Dokum­en­ta­ti­on­zentrum and learn about the history of the Nazi movement in Munich or visit a museum and learn about how the ground you’re standing on came to be what it is today.

How to Get Around Munich?

Munich is a pretty big city, in fact it’s the third largest in Germany, so you are probably wondering what the best way to get around is. Luckily for you we’ve tracked down the best transport options available for you and the lads on your boozy weekend. Public transport will be your best bet in this busting city, with plenty options to choose from, regular timetables, access to every corner of the city and cheap fares, you can’t really go wrong.

Hop on the U-Bahn, the underground subway, to avoid any traffic above ground during peak times. Its fast, clean, safe and easy to come to terms with, with the bonus of discounted tickets to save you and the lads some money (to spend on booze, obviously). If the U-Bahn doesn’t get to an exact location, then the buses or trams will! But, if you’re wanting a more private experience simply rent a car, flag down a taxi or get some exercise in by renting a bike.