Budapest is one of the most popular tourist destinations when it comes to bachelor parties — and we’ve got solid evidence to prove it. But what’s the secret of this beautiful city, and why should you come see it for yourself?
The Party Capital of Eastern Europe
So, what about the evidence? Well… We could bring a ton of statistics showing growing tourism, but once you’re in Budapest, you can check out the scene yourself. In fact, you just have to look out of your downtown Airbnb’s window, and look for the groups of men living it up. Yes, the vast majority of them came here for one single reason: to celebrate their bro’s last days as a free man. This is no small thing, and it calls for an epic party. Don’t worry, Budapest’s got everything you need for an unforgettable experience.
Hungary’s capital is competing with some of the most well-known and most beautiful cities in Europe. Along with Prague, Milan, and of course Paris, Budapest is setting the pace for bachelor parties in Europe. As a former socialist country, over the past ten years or so Budapest has unofficially become the party capital of the region with its beautiful scenery, unique ruin bars, fast-growing craft beer culture, and amazing nightclubs. So, if you’re looking for a city that can offer sightseeing, one-of-a-kind parties, as well as opportunities to relax, this is the place.
Need Some Ideas for a Party?
We always say that a memorable bachelor party needs more than just a few guys getting hammered together. After all, what’s the point if you won’t even remember a thing the day after? If you decide to come to Budapest, it might be worth staying for more than just a couple of days. And in this case, you might want to find a few interesting activities.
The Széchenyi Baths are definitely among the top ten things to visit in Budapest. It’s super authentic, and we totally recommend going if you’re looking to chill on the weekend. Yet, few people know that there are actually thermal bath parties at the baths, so you might want to check out their evening schedule, too.
If you’re looking for sightseeing during the day, you won’t have to worry about transportation. Budapest’s downtown is pretty small, and you can explore it even on foot. In case you’re here for a couple of days, we recommend visiting Heroes’ Square, and checking out Andrássy Avenue as well as the riverbanks. If you want to visit both sides, just cross the Chain Bridge and don’t miss the chance to get a glimpse of the city from the Fisherman’s Bastion.
Shooting Experience in the Heart of Budapest
One of the little-known facts about Hungary is that sport shooting regulations may be a bit looser than in other European countries. For example, in France you would need a permit to use a Kalashnikov, but in a Hungarian gun range, you’re free to try one if you’re over 18. This is why sport shooting has become one of the most popular programs of bachelor parties in Budapest, giving the groom and his buddies a safe environment to compete and have fun before the party begins.
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