Stuttgart Stag Do

• Country: Germany
• Language: German
• Currency: Euros
• Cost of a pint: €3-4
• Airport: Stuttgart Airport (STR)
• Flight duration: 1 hr 55 mins

Top Places to Eat in Stuttgart?

Its guaranteed that during your stay in the city you will be wanting to try out some of the food that Stuttgart is famous for, it’s too tempting not to! Throughout the city you will find a variety of different traditional restaurants and cafes for you to explore, so thought we would give you an idea of the best and different types of eateries to look out for.

For exquisite traditional German dishes, you and the lads need to head to Weinstube Am Stadtgraben during your weekend. Perfect for special occasions, this restaurant has won the certificate of excellence from TripAdvisor many years on the run, so it must be doing everything right! Dine indoors or outdoors on their beautiful terrace as you tuck into traditional dishes cooked from only locally sourced fresh ingredients.

Craving something Japanese? Then you won’t find better sushi and other traditional Japanese dishes anywhere other than Sushi ONE whilst in Stuttgart. Serving up only the freshest fish, crispest vegetables and succulent meat, this restaurant is certainly a hit amongst the locals and visitors. Their prices are affordable, with 18 pieces of maki costing only €10!

If you’d prefer to find your own place to eat but are wondering what signature dishes to look out for, an easy one is Brezelns (pretzels), Kässpätzle is a dish similar to macaroni cheese, a Flammkuchen is a quiche-like onion and bacon tart. Want something sweet? Then keep your eyes peeled for the Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte, it is usually like a black forest cake with chocolate, cream and cherries!

Schlossgarten

Love a good pub that serves the finest beers? Then you and the lads will have a field day in Schlossgarten. Known for housing the best brewpub and bars in Stuttgart, this area certainly wont leave you falling short of boozy options on your stag weekend in Germany. Schlossgarten is home to Biergarten im Schlossgarten, the most beloved beer garden within the city. Located within a park, this amazing venue can hold up to 2000 beer lovers, perfect for hot summer days or for boozy stag groups who love a beer or ten. You’ll even get complimentary pretzels with your drinks!

Why not take a trip to Stuttgart’s first craft beer bar, Kraftpaule, with its own shop, tap and tasting room, you and the lads will get a true craft beer experience here. Not only is the interior itself beautiful, but most importantly the beer is too. Try something new and sample beer from all over the world, you might find a new favourite!

Theodor-Heuss-Straße (street)

If you want to keep walking to a minimum, then a bar crawn on one of the most famous streets for nightlife in the centre of Stuttgart will be ideal for you. Theodor-Heuss-Straße has a high volume of clubs and bars that get locals and tourists partying till the early hours, dancing through the street together creating unforgettable memories. It is an experience we are sure you will remember from your weekend, if you haven’t drunk way too much.

Claiming to be the hottest club on Theodor-Heuss-Straße, 7 Grad houses two floors overflowing with a red glow which you and the lads will easily find yourselves having the time of your lives in. Treat your taste buds to a cheeky cocktail or two whilst you bust out your best moves on the dance floor to music from trendy top DJ’s.

What Are the Reasons to Visit Stuttgart?

Stuttgart Zoo

Europe’s largest combined zoo and botanic garden, Wilhelma Zoological-Botanical Garden provides an enjoyable and entertaining day time activity for all. With over 1,000 species to visit, such as chimpanzees, lions and much more, you and the lads won’t find yourselves bored here.

Green Spaces

There are heaps of green spaces dotted throughout Stuttgart, making it an ideal place for lads who fancy an outdoor activity during their celebrations, or simply a refreshing break away from the booze in the sun.

Museums

Stuttgart is known for its automotive influence, hence why some of the most popular attractions within the city are the Mercedes Benz museum and the Porsche museum, perfect for the car lovers amongst the stag group.

Shopping

If you fancy some retail therapy at some point whilst in Stuttgart, then you are in the right place as Königstraße is the third most visited shopping street in Germany. You’ll find anything and everything here, whether you’re after some fresh clothes to party in or a gift for the stag himself.

Beer Festival

Didn’t make it to Oktoberfest? No need to worry as Stuttgart is home to the second largest beer festival in the world, The Cannstatter Volksfest. Lasting for three weeks, the city transforms into giant tents filled with thousands of seats and plenty beer. There’s even a fun fair with rollercoasters, Ferris wheels and much more to add to the boozy fun!

How to Get Around Stuttgart?

If you have done your research, you’ve probably realised how but Stuttgart actually is so you’re now wondering what the best way to get around the city is. There’s no need to worry as Stuttgart has amazing public transport options which will get you and the lads around with ease. The trains and buses run often and have cheap fares, meaning you have more money to spend on alcohol, activities and food. Of course you can flag down taxis if you’d prefer more private mode of transport during your stag do. If you want to keep the beer belly away you could always hire a bike and avoid any traffic!