Bath Stag Do, Party & Weekend Activities

Bath Stag weekends
Lively entertainment, great culture and an amazing nightlife bring lots of energy to this great city, no matter if you are a music fan, a comedy lover or a keen theatre-goer, or you would...
t want to have a drink with your friends, then Bath is a perfect city in which to do any of those.
Bath is a historic city which gives a stag party the best of both worlds. Wine bars, Roman styled bathing, and cruises down the river can make for a more relaxed feel to your stag do. However, there is plenty of pubs and clubs for you guys who are into your partying to enjoy as well as a number of different activities such as quad biking or paintballing.
Bath has a large student population in town which ensures night-life is always vibrant. There is a large range of activities to be getting up to in the city from relaxing at some of the hot springs which give the city its name; to boating or hot air ballooning -to going fishing on the Avon river, among many others. There is accommodation for all types of travellers around the city catering to all preferences and budgets.
Travel Info/Getting Around:
Airports – Bristol airport is served by cities all around the British Isles and Europe.
Railways – Bath is only 11 minutes by train or 45 minutes by bus from Bristol. By Train- the train from Paddington station London takes less than 90 minutes to get to Bath. From Birmingham its 1 hour 50 minutes.
Roads - By Car- There is a splendid park and ride facility North, South, East and West of the city (free parking) with Bath easily navigated from Bristol via the A4 or from London via the M4 & A46.
Stag do ideas:
Why not rent bikes or if you're bachelor pals aren't feeling that energetic just strap on your walking shoes and take a trip through the Two Tunnels Greenway- a cycle and walking route that takes you from central Bath to the Somerset countryside through an old railway tunnel, with interactive light and sound features along the way. A fun filled day at the races could be just the ticket for your weary travellers so head to the Bath Racecourse to stake your bets.
Why not try your hand at golf on one of Baths great golf courses? Or if you and your friends are feeling a little more energetic then why not have a day out paintballing.
If cars are more your thing then you and your mates could race each other on one of the Go-Karting tracks around the city.
Nightlife:
The nightlife in Bath is brilliant. No matter what kind of night you and your friends are after you can be sure Bath has somewhere that will be to your liking. If live music is your thing then there are plenty of bars which host local artists and are fantastic for a chilled night out or for somewhere to stop off before you head on to the clubs.
Here are a few suggestions as to where to go on a night out in bath:
Sub 13 - Stylish cellar bar, with intimate spaces and a courtyard, serving cocktails, champagnes and spirits.
The Second Bridge - Cellar nightclub in 2 vaulted rooms with 3 bars, neon lighting and leather seating.
The Nest - DJs and rock music on a pit stage surrounded by seating areas, with a lounge bar and sofas upstairs.
Revolution Bath - Individually styled chain bar with a global menu of comfort-food classics and nightly happy hours.
Anyone who enjoys having a gamble will just love Century Casino in Bath also.
If you would rather relax and not go too mad on a night then you could simply book a Twilight Package at Thermae Bath Spa. Watching the sun set over the city on a roof top pool is the best way to reenergise after a busy day.
Food and Restaurants:
Your devotees are certainly not going to go hungry on your visit to town. You will be spoiled for choice with great pub food on offer in Bath's wide mix of bars and lounges, the fantastic selection of restaurants and cafés and our occasional specialised food events and farmers markets. Below are some suggestions:
The Kilted Chef- Try here if you want to sample some of the most exquisitely prepared British dishes by their decorated chef. A fine ambience is a guarantee.
Atelier- This is the place to go if you fancy some fine European style dining in this intimate French bistro. Whether you fancy a touch of French Onion soup, traditional garlic bread or steamed mussels this fine establishment will cater for you.
Panasia – This award-winning Thai restaurant will make a delightful destination for your entourage with a delicious menu offering all the finest foods from the East. Menu offers the finest of foods from Japan, China and Thailand.
Shelburne Restaurant- Your party are certain to feel at home in this vast establishment with delectable British dishes on offer and there is even a bar next to the restaurant where you're crew can keep themselves sufficiently lubricated pre/post meal.