Stag Nights in Madrid

How’s your Cava?

One of Europe’s biggest and most cosmopolitan of cities, Spain’s capital is a magical circus of fashion, food and football, perfect for a stag night crew intent on seeing their pal off with a touch of class. With the locals still referred to in certain parts of Spain as “gatos” (cats) on account of the city’s general preference for partying over sleep, the biggest streets, such as Gran Via or Paseo de la Castellana, may well force you and the boys to take an enforced fiesta through the day whether you want one or not!

A Madrid stag night is spectacularly lavish and exciting. Whether you’re sat guzzling Guinness in Plaza de Santa Ana, tearing at tapas in Cava Baja or feeling your age in an Alonso Martinez disco, the pace, colour and temperature never cease for a second. It would be easy to get caught up in the wrong parts of town if you tackled Madrid single-handedly, which is why it makes sense to contact our guys for a chat nice and early. I’m not sure the crew would thank you for stranding them in Chueca (the hugely expensive gay district) at 4am without a clue on how to get back, so save yourself unnecessary worry by giving those who know a buzz. We’ll help you get the boys Sangria rather than angrier.

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The streets of Madrid are jam packed and the roads gridlocked until at least 5am on a weekend, which I guess is nothing more than you’d expect when you’re in a place called Plaza de Colon (north-east section) for example, but it’s so incredibly easy to miss the boat without the right advice that the smart pesetas are on doing a slice of research before you fly out to join the bash - the easiest way being to call us. Think how much calmer you’ll feel as chief organiser if dinner and nightclub reservations are already in place.

Because many Madrilenos (locals) don’t speak a lot of English, it will make your stay a touch more pleasant if you take the time to learn a couple of Spanish phrases before you arrive – never mind that it will help the single lads to impress the ladies (theoretically) at the same time. And just so you know that you’ll never starve whilst you’re in Madrid, the word for food is “comida”. Together, we’ll deliver the kind of Real stag night in Madrid the groom has always wanted.

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