Poland's Top Stag Cities

• Krakow – Always a classic. Legendary nightlife, affordable drinks and a compact Old Town perfect for pub crawls. Only minus? It's busy — book early.
• Warsaw – Modern, upscale and surprisingly wild. Elite clubs and craft cocktail bars attract an international crowd. A bit pricier than Krakow but more polish and diversity.
• Gdansk – Perfect mix of seaside chill and party energy, ideal for groups who want both beach vibes and nightlife. Only downside? Cooler weather outside summer months.
• Wroclaw – A hidden gem with lively student atmosphere, great value and cozy pubs around its scenic market square. Smaller scale but full of charm.
• Poznan – Trendy, compact and friendly. Great for smaller groups or those looking for a more local, less touristy experience.
  
  

Beyond Poland

• Prague – Timeless favourite for its mix of medieval charm and nightclubs that never sleep. Slightly more touristy but always reliable.
• Budapest – Famous for ruin bars and thermal baths — perfect for recovery days. Can get overcrowded during peak stag season.
• Amsterdam – Iconic and diverse but increasingly expensive and restrictive for large party groups. Best for those seeking premium experiences.
• Bratislava – Affordable, walkable and full of surprises. Smaller than Prague but feels authentic and welcoming to stag groups.

Why Eastern Europe Outshines the "Old Europe"

Eastern Europe is on fire — dynamic, lively and full of youth. Cities like Krakow, Wroclaw and Prague are now competing (and often beating) Western favourites like Berlin or Barcelona, Albufeira or Benidorm. Poland is especially safe, hospitable and unbeatable value. As Tomasz says, the new Europe is not just cheaper — it's better organised, cleaner and more real.