Chester Stag Do

1. Smartphone Pub Treasure Hunt

Really get to know the city with this treasure hunt around the centre, complete with visits in between pubs, city knowledge & fun trivia.

2. Bubble Football

Bounce and bump in this hilarious & popular experience. Encase yourself in giant inflatable football and roll around as you try to score goals.

3. Beer Babes Bar Crawl

Spice up your night with the help of our beautiful beer babes who will take you around the best bars in the city centre with a few drinks thrown in.

4. Nude Life Drawing

Surprise the stag with this cheeky and fun stag party addition, complete with a nude female model to draw for inspiration.

5. Beer Tasting

Broaden your beer horizons with this exclusive beer tasting experience. Includes 6 different samples, a quiz and nibbles.

6. Go Karting

Earn your racing stripes with this classic activity and fill your stag weekend with adrenaline and friendly competition.

7. Dodgeball

Dodge and dive your way to victor with this popular option – the perfect opportunity for hilarious fancy dress!

8. Paintballing

Test your aim with this classic addition, complete with a full course, equipment and tactical gear.

9. Late Bar & Drinks

Make sure your stag feels special for the stag night with a VIP reserved area for the group and some drinks to kick off the celeb­ra­tions.

10. Footgolf

This unique experience is a combo of the popular football and golf, all in one fun and different activity.

Places to Eat in Chester

This quaint little city offers a lot when it comes to the food front. No matter where you head you will find a café, restaurant or brasserie down little lanes and major roads. So during your stag weekend you won’t be short on finding somewhere impressive for a bite to eat! See our best restaurants in Chester for more detail on the best places to dine in!

For something really impressive and memorable for a meal before your stag night out. Opera Grill will be the place to go. Located inside a Grade II listed building, this restaurant can offer you a variety of different grill dishes. With an interior that’s just as impressive as its exterior, they also have live music in the evening too so make sure you book a table!

Italian is another thing Chester does well, no matter where you are in the city you’ll be a short walk away from a restaurant serving your pizzas and pastas. Some of our favourite Italians are Piccolino and Sergios, both extremely different but equally as amazing. For your finer dining experience head to Piccolino but if you’re after something authentic, family run Sergios is your best bet!

Watergate Street

Packed with chilled-out bars and pubs, this street is a great place to meet up and start the celeb­ra­tions. Watergate Street can provide you with the ultimate pub/bar crawl that is perfect for a stag night out. Right on the end, you’ll find the busy and bustling Bar Lounge and its outdoor space, great for summer lounging. Wander just a little further up and you’ll stumble across Ye Olde Custom House for fresh pints, and Kuckoo if you want loud rock music and impressive cocktails

Hoole

If you’re staying outside of the city centre, chances are you’re around the Hoole area. With a train station in the centre and a few things worth a visit, Hoole also boasts some great bars to try if you fancy venturing out of the centre.

One of the most popular places to hang out is The Suburbs, an edgy cocktail bar that offers up concoctions that will blow your mind – and might even convert the beer drinkers amongst you! While you’re in Hoole, check out some of the classic pubs like Bromfield Arms and The Royal Oak for some great ales and nice vibes.

Lower Bridge Street

Down here is where Chester really breaks off from the rest of the UK, with uber cool pubs that you won’t find anywhere else. One of the most haunted pubs in Britain Ye Olde Kings Head is an experience in itself whether you want a cold beer or some back story and character. The same can be said for both Bear and Billet and The Brewery Tap, so if you’re looking for a pub crawl this is the area for you.

Pepper & St John Street

Down near Pepper Street you’ll find a collection of restaurants if you want a bite to eat and nestled in between is The Church bar. Built into an old Church this bar is a popular draw for young people, with live music and eye-catching décor. Aound the corner is St John’s Street, which is probably most popular for Cruise nightclub.

Cruise was born in Chester, and offers three floors of themes, music and bars for the ultimate stag night out. If you’re more of a bar & chat kind of stag group, head across the road from Cruise down into Red Door, a cool bar that serves strong drinks – we suggest the Breaking Badass!

Reasons to Visit

City Walls

Chester’s Roman Walls are some of the oldest and longest preserved walls in Britain. Some parts of the wall are over 2000 years old!

Haunted Locations

During the stag weekend we’re sure you’ll be going to some of Chester’s pubs. Some of these are said to be extremely haunted. In fact, some buildings date back to Medieval times.

Racecourse

If you are heading to Chester during the summer months make sure you look out for the race fixtures! A day at the races is a great experience to get a real taste of what Chester has to offer.

The Rows

700+ years old architecture that can provide you with the ultimate shopping experience!

Architecture

Chester is known for its black and white Tudor buildings, and whilst your enjoying your time in Chester you will see that most of the city centre buildings still have these features.

Storyhouse

Opening back in 2017, the Storyhouse can provide you with a cinema, theatre, library, café and bar all inside one building!

Riverside

On a nice day, a walk beside the riverside can be amazing. The River Dee runs through Chester and there are plenty of things to do around there.

Getting Around Chester

Chester is a small city and walking from A to B cannot be easier than this place. Everything is close to each other and everything is at your disposal upon exiting your luscious accom­­moda­­tion. The train station to the city centre is well sign posted and should only be a 10-minute walk unless you hail one of the many taxis at the station. There’s also a regular bus just outside which takes you to several places throughout the centre.