Overview:
Berlin is a multi-cultural mega-city awaiting your stag weekend. The city’s party reputation is no joke with plentiful bars and one of Europe’s best club scenes. But a beer soaked stag do is not all Berlin has to offer. There are numerous museums and art galleries, a vibrant array of restaurants and even golf to entertain your stag do crew.

Getting Around:
Berlin’s public transit system is varied and efficient – so much so that your stag party can completely depend on it for all transportation needs. The public system includes buses, trams, subways, light rail trains, regional express trains and ferries. Bicycling is very popular among Berlin residents and is a great way to tour the city. Rentals are available throughout the city and public bicycles are another option. These bikes were placed around the city by the Deutsche Bahn and can be unlocked by calling a number on the bicycle and registering with the service.

Must See/Must Do:
• Reichstag Building – Take the time to visit Germany’s parliament building. There are incredible views of the city from the top.
• DDR Museum – Ever wonder what life was like in communist controlled Berlin before the wall fell? This insightful museum is a must on a Berlin stag weekend .
• Golf – Spend an afternoon on the links. Berliners love golf and there are a number of courses in the vicinity of the city. Motzen is one of the best course options for non-members.
• Berlin Wall – A large piece of the wall remains intact to the east of the city center along the River Spree.
• Alternative Berlin – English tours are offered twice a day from the Alexander Platz TV tower in front of Starbucks. This insightful tour uses Berlin’s transit system to explore the underground sites and sounds of Berlin, including its art and graffiti culture, technological accomplishments and important sites in the rock and electronic music scenes.
• Go clubbing – Berlin has one of Europe’s largest and most progressive club scenes in Europe. Don’t miss out on this essential ingredient to any stag weekend .

History and Culture:
Berlin has a long history but is most well known in relation to World War II and the post-war split of the city into eastern and western halves. Interestingly, the city does not try to hide less palatable aspects of its sometimes-sordid history and that attitude is reflected in numerous museums and tours. It’s been two decades since the Berlin Wall fell and the city was re-unified and something of a social renaissance has occurred in that time. Arts, music and other creative communities are thriving and the city is enjoying much international notoriety as a great place to visit.

Nightlife:
Without a doubt, Berlin is a finely-tuned party machine. Berliners love beer. Don’t let your mates down by overlooking this gem for a stag weekend. Berlin has one of the top club scenes in all of Europe and is a frequent venue for the hottest DJs. There are also tons of bars as Berliners love to socialize over cocktails. The party usually gets going about midnight on weekends and peaks by 3 a.m., although Berlin is known for its decadent after-hours and some clubs don’t close at all the entire weekend.

Eating and Drinking:
Berlin is a hugely multicultural city. Subsequently, the restaurant scene is bountiful and varied. Indulge in the 'wurst' of German Cuisine at delicious street vendor carts or enjoy a full-blown restaurant spread on your stag weekend in Berlin. It is easy to find inexpensive eats (in relation to other western European countries) in the city where taste doesn’t have to be sacrificed. Berlin has a large Turkish population and that country’s cuisine is prevalent as are the foods of many other countries. The city’s specialty is currywurst which is bratwurst covered in ketchup and curry powder. Get in line; this is sure to be a winner on a stag weekend in Berlin.