Bucharest Stag Do Weekend

Currency: Romanian Leu RON
Official Language: Romanian
Dialling Code: +40
Emergency Number: 112
Population: +2.27 million

Public Transport

Bucharest is served by a variety of public transport options. Stag groups wanting to travel can opt for a wide network of bus, tram and trolleybus lines. Almost the entire city is covered by these routes and the lines run from 5am until 11:30pm.
The underground service is perhaps the most efficient way of traveling around Bucharest. Perfect for Bucharest stag do groups looking to get around quickly and easily, there are 4 different lines and metro stations are dotted across the capital and are indicated by a giant blue M above ground.

Climate

While we know that a large proportion of stag groups spend most of their time in Bucharest guzzling cheap beer, there are plenty of alternative activities to keep them occupied. While some of the more outdoor pursuits may depend on good weather conditions, Romania’s climate is working in your favour. Due to its position in the south-eastern part of Europe, Bucharest has a relatively temperate, humid continental climate.
Having said that the winter can be windy, and cold with temperatures often dipping well below 0°Celsius. Summer is warm and sunny with the occasional rain.

1. Visit the Museum of the Romanian Peasant: Undoubtedly one of the best museums in Bucharest, the Museum of the Romanian Peasant is a great alternative idea to pass the time while not boozing on your stag weekend abroad. It’s full of weird and wonderful costumes, weapons, icons, architecture and artwork.
2. Laze in the Sun at Herastrau Park: Bucharest has lots of great outdoor retreats and green areas which are just perfect for an afternoon or lazing in the sun with an ice-box full of cold beers, watching the pretty girls stroll past. Top points for a stag afternoon of park life chillaxing go to Cismigiu Garden, the Botanical Garden, and Herastrau Park.
3. Experience Communist Bucharest: The Romanian capital still bears many remnants of its Soviet era, communist history. If it’s a more historically enriching experience you want from your stag do in Bucharest, track down some of the famous communist landmarks such as The House of the Free Press and Revolution Square.
4. Visit the Lipscani District: Every city has one. A district that is cooler, more unique, eccentric and quirkier than the rest. This spot is usually where you’ll find the best bars, the best clubs, the best shops and the best people. In Bucharest, this district is called Lipscani, and it is an absolute must visit for any stag group looking for a great evening out.
5. Have a Traditional Romanian Dinner: Romanian food is delicious. It’s hot, spicy, meaty and rich – perfect for lining your stomach before heading out for a big stag party. Indulge in some stag pre party bonding time with a meal out at a traditional Romanian restaurant.

1. Try the Escape Room Experience: For an awesome stag experience, try the Escape Room. Ok, we know it’s not exactly typically Romanian, but it is typically team-building, fun and challenging. It’s a great idea to get the group to know each other at the beginning of the weekend abroad.
2. Grand Prix Go Karting: Anyone for a bit of healthy competition? Find out which of your stag group is the quickest and slickest when it comes to driving. Grand Prix Go Karting is not just an exhilarating activity to take part in, it’s also fun to watch the other drivers battle it out for first place from the side lines, cold beer in hand!
3. Romanian Shots Crawl: See your groom-to-be off in style with a shot of Romanian firewater Palinka in as many bars as you can handle.
4. Strip Club with Open Bar: If there is just the two things that go hand in hand during a bachelor party in Bucharest, it is drink plentiful and to admire the beautiful Romanian women. Thankfully you can kill two birds with one stone in our Gentlemans Club with Open Bar package.

Recommended Food: Ciorbă de perişoare” (meatball soup), Tocaniţă (meat stew seasoned with onions and spices), sarmale (pickled cabbage leaves stuffed with a mix of minced meats, rice and spices), mititei (small skinless grilled sausages)

Local Beers: Ursus, Ciuc and Timisoreana
Spirits: Tuica (prune liquor), afinata, visinata and zmeurata

Good meal in a restaurant: 50 lei
Lunchtime snack: 20 lei
Pint of beer: 8 to 15 lei
Drink in a club: 30 lei
One way local public transport ticket: 2 lei
Cost of Taxi (min): 1.99 lei per km

• The capital of Romania since 1659, Bucharest is the sixth largest capital in Europe
• Bucharest is the birth place of the man who invented the modern jet engine, Henri Coanda. He was born in the capital in 1910
• The Romanian Palace of Parliament is the biggest office building in Europe and the second largest in the world, after the Pentagon in the United States
• Bucharest is known as “little Paris” thanks to its plethora of stunning Belle Epoque buildings