The Ultimate Nottingham Stag Do Guide 2025

Excellent
2,427 reviews on

Your Stag Do Starts Here

Plan Your Stag in Three Easy Steps

1ACTIVITIES

Add Some Epic Activities

2ACCOMMODATION

Choose from Hotels and Apartments

3GET QUOTE

View Prices and Book

Nottingham - The City Maid (Marian) For Stags

If you’re wondering where to take your band of Merry Men on your stag do, then this midlands gem is a strong contender. Renowned for its dynamic nightlife, huge clubs, and exciting array of activities, Nottingham ‘Sherwood’ make a great choice.

AUTHOR:Hannah SowerbyContent Writer

Article Updated: 07/02/2025

Jump to section:

Nightlife Areas

Bars & Clubs

Bar Crawls

Activities

Hotels

Culture

Travel

Stats & Facts

Best Nottingham Nightlife Areas for a Stag Do

Nottingham is renowned for its diverse nightlife. There are so many amazing nightlife hotspots to explore. The Lace Market is a very popular area with so many bars to explore. If you want something unique then Hockley is well worth checking out. And that’s not to mention Nottingham’s fantastic waterfront bars.

- Upmarket,
- Stylish,
- Varied
Lace Market

In the past, Lace Market was an industrial centre producing, you got it, lace! Lace Market is now home to a ton of upmarket bars. Here you will find drinking hangouts such as Pitcher & Piano (housed inside a Grade II-listed church) and Pit & Pendulum, which is a very cool Gothic-themed pub. There are also microbreweries, bistros and loads of cocktail bars to explore. If you’re ‘in the market’ for a good time, don’t miss this super cool area out.
- Historic,
- Iconic,
- Popular
Old Market Square

Old Market Square is the largest public space in the UK, after Trafalgar Square. This is the real heart of the Nottingham. It’s also got some great historic pubs such as Bell Inn and Malt Cross, as well as well-known chain bars like Slug & Lettuce and Spoons. You’ll also find the home of cheesy bangers, Popworld, near here. This is a great place to start a night out because you have many bustling streets branching off this central hangout.
- Bohemian,
- Quirky,
- Alternative
Hockley

Just north of the Lace Market, this area has been described as Nottingham’s Soho. Well-preserved Victorian buildings mingle with fashion boutiques, record stores and galleries. Then when it comes to nighttime the area really comes to life. You’ve got loads of pubs to pay a visit to here such as the boisterous Newmarket, the cozy Bunk, and no nonsense The Lord Roberts. Some bars are in plain sight whilst others lurk down alleyways ready to be discovered.
- Mainstream,
- Entertainment,
- Chains
The Cornerhouse

The Cornerhouse is a leisure complex found in the city centre. This brill spot has a bowling alley, a cinema and adventure golf. It has also got loads of cool bars for you to check out. You can pay a visit to Skybar, found on the second floor of The Cornerhouse, which gives you brilliant rooftop views of Nottingham city centre. Here you’ll also find night out staples Revolution, Turtle Bay, and Slug & Lettuce.
- Quaint,
- Picturesque,
- Historical
Castle Wharf

Situated near to the train station, this quaint little area is perfect if you fancy sinking a pint whilst enjoying canal side views. Here you’ll find 19th century industrial buildings that have been transformed into stylish waterside bars and restaurants. For example, Via Fossa is set within a huge building and has a rather large terrace out front, meaning you can swig your drink whilst lazily watching boats go up and down the canal.

Build Your Own Nottingham Stag Do

Start with your dates, guests and nights and then add activities and hotels.

When's the Stag Do?

Select a Date

How many guests?

How many nights?

Top 10 Stag Friendly Nottingham Pubs & Clubs 2025

Nottingham has loads of stag-friendly bars and clubs to suit all tastes. You can hit up quaint waterfront bars like Canalhouse. Or you can catch the match at a sports bar like O’Neill’s. There are also strip clubs and stag’s favourite, Hooters!

1
Canalhouse

48-52 Canal St, NG1 7EH
Visit Website
You’ll find this iconic pub housed in a Grade two listed building in the canalside area. This lush pub has a massive outdoor canal-facing seating area that’s partially covered, so even if the weather isn’t fabulous, you can enjoy being outside. It’s the perfect place to relax and unwind with a pint (or several pints) whilst watching narrowboats glide idly by. Canalhouse specialises in craft beer and was awarded Ratebeer’s prestigious Best Beer Bar award for Nottingham in both 2016 and 2017. This unique and picturesque pub is well worth a visit in our opinion.
- Opening Times: Mon - Thurs: 12:00 - 23:00
  Fri - Sat: 12:00 - 00:00
  Sun: 12:00 - 22:00
- No. of Bars: One
- Sports:No
- Beer Garden:Yes
- Live Music:Yes
- Fancy Dress:No
Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
2
Revolución de Cuba Nottingham

Alexandra House, 26-28 Market Street, NG1 6HW
Visit Website
Be transported from Nottingham to sunny Cuba with this colourful bar that gives ultimate holiday vibes. With live music, a fantastic array of tapas and a refreshing range of exotic drinks you’re sure to be ‘Havana’ a lot of fun here! You can get loads of delicious cocktails here such as strawberry daiquiri, pineapple daiquiri and raspberry mojito. There are various sharers you can get for the table such as a mango passion punchbowl, Cuban sangria, and even raspberry colada…served in a teapot! Often there are offers on drinks too, so it’s a good place to come and get tanked up on shared cocktails before hitting Nottingham’s clubs.
- Opening Times: Mon - Weds: 12:00 - 01:00
  Thurs: 12:00 - 02:00
  Fri: 12:00 - 03:00
  Sat: 11:00 - 03:00
  Sun: 11:00 - 01:00
- No. of Bars: One
- Sports:No
- Beer Garden:No
- Live Music:Yes
- Fancy Dress:No
Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
3
Hooters Nottingham

Hicking Building, London Road, NG2 3AS
Visit Website
We all know why Hooters is super popular with stags it is of course because of the beautiful… chicken wings. Those are some good damn chicken wings. Oh, and the beautiful waitresses in skimpy outfits don’t hurt either. This iconic American chain is the ultimate lad pad with screens showing live sports, a beer garden, and a tasty menu of American comfort food. There are loads of different types of wings, sauces and rubs that should keep your group well and truly satisfied. There’s also a great choice of burgers and loads of refreshing beers on draught. Make a stop here – it’ll be a hoot!
- Opening Times: Mon - Sat: 11:00 - 00:00
  Sun: 11:00 - 22:30
- No. of Bars: One
- Sports:Yes
- Beer Garden:Yes
- Live Music:No
- Fancy Dress:No
1 Activities Available Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
4
O'Neill's Nottingham

8-9 Beastmarket Hill, NG1 6FB
Visit Website
Found in the central Market Square, this banging Irish bar is relaxed with big screens streaming live sports. They show both BT Sport and Sky Sports for maximum coverage. Obviously, football is the main one, but they also show rugby, darts, F1, cricket, boxing and more. As well as sport, you can enjoy live music here with plenty of local acts with varying music genres. Of course you can also get a great range of alcohol here, including plenty of your Irish faves like Jameson Irish Whiskey, Guinness, and Bailey’s Irish Cream. Forget ‘top of the morning’, we bet this will be top of the night!
- Opening Times: Mon - Thurs: 11:00 - 23:00
  Fri: 11:00 - 00:00
  Sat: 10:00 - 01:00
  Sun: 11:00 - 23:00
- No. of Bars: One
- Sports:Yes
- Beer Garden:No
- Live Music:Yes
- Fancy Dress:No
Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
5
Malt Cross

16 St James's St, NG1 6FG
Visit Website
This architecturally stunning pub is set within one of the UK’s few surviving Victorian music halls. Built in 1877, it’s well-worth poking your head in here just to marvel at the building. Oh, and you can also enjoy top-notch food, award winning ales and live music/events, so there’s that too. This is a real hub of the community, so it’s all going on here and the locals love coming here. They put events on all the time including quizzes, DJ sets, improv comedy and even life drawing! This is also one of the best places in Nottingham to enjoy a Sunday dinner.
- Opening Times: Mon: 11:00 - 23:00
  Tues: 11:00 - 21:00
  Weds - Thurs: 11:00 - 23:00
  Fri - Sat: 11:00 - 00:00
  Sun: 11:00 - 21:00
- No. of Bars: One
- Sports:No
- Beer Garden:No
- Live Music:Yes
- Fancy Dress:No
Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
6
Bierkeller Nottingham

15-17 Friar Lane, NG1 6DA
Visit Website
Bierkeller is an epic Bavarian-themed party bar that’s known for large steins of beers and dancing on the tables. This particular Bierkeller consists of four distinct areas. The Bierkeller is the heart of the venue where you can find the iconic wooden benches. Lodge is a relaxed cocktail and bier bar that’s a little bit more chilled out. Shooters is their sports bar that’s equipped with games-a-plenty (such as pool and darts) and streams live sports. And finally, the biergarten is, well, a beer garden that’s perfect for catching some rays in. With large beers and tasty bratwurst Bierkeller is a hit with stags.
- Opening Times: Mon - Tues: 12:00 - 00:30
  Weds: 12:00 - 02:00
  Thurs: 12:00 - 00:30
  Fri: 12:00 - 02:00
  Sat: 11:00 - 02:00
  Sun: 11:00 - 00:30
- No. of Bars: Three
- Sports:Yes
- Beer Garden:Yes
- Live Music:Yes
- Fancy Dress:Yes
Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
7
Flirtz Club Nottingham

26a Friar Lane, NG1 6DQ
Visit Website
Located just off Market Square, in the heart of Nottingham’s city centre, this club has two floors each with its own unique atmosphere. The ground floor has a slightly raunchier ambiance with a stage where the women dance in turn all night, and the first floor boasts more of a sophisticated, VIP area with a specialist bar area. Here you can enjoy a diverse champagne list if you’re wanting to splash out. There’s also a large private beer/garden smokers' area, which is handy because you don’t have to leave the venue if you want a cigarette. We can get you on the guestlist.
- Opening Times: Mon - Weds: Closed
  Thurs - Sat: 21:00 - 03:00
  Sun: Closed
- No. of Bars: Two
- Sports:No
- Beer Garden:Yes
- Live Music:No
- Fancy Dress:No
1 Activities Available Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
8
Roxy Ball Room Nottingham Cornerhouse

The Cornerhouse, Burton St, NG1 4DB
Visit Website
Found in the Cornerhouse complex, this is party games heaven. Spread over two floors, here you can play a crazy number of games. Choose from pool, shuffleboard, basketball, beer pong, bocce, lawn games, crazy pool, duck pin bowling, ice-free curling, ping pong, karaoke, shuffleboard and ten pin bowling. Wow, that is quite the choice! It’s sure to entertain even your fussiest group members. This is a fab one to have on the list if all of your group don’t know each other as it will work well as an excellent icebreaker. Or perhaps you just fancy getting competitive with your pals.
- Opening Times: Mon - Weds: 15:00 - 00:00
  Thurs: 15:00 - 01:00
  Fri - Sat: 12:00 - 02:00
  Sun: 13:00 - 01:00
- No. of Bars: One
- Sports:No
- Beer Garden:No
- Live Music:No
- Fancy Dress:No
7 Activities Available Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
9
Rock City

8 Talbot Street, NG1 5GG
Visit Website
Established in 1980, this live music venue and club is known for throwing the best gigs and biggest club nights. Holding a capacity of 2,000 people, this brill venue has a whopping six bars and three rooms to check out. Rock City has amazing club nights throughout the week. On a Friday this is ‘Get Lucky’, which is all the best pop from all the best eras, complete with lasers and confetti canons. On Saturday night the club event is ‘Rebel Rebel’, which has the DJs playing all the best hits from all over the world, ever, including huge singalong numbers.
- Opening Times: Mon - Tues: Closed
  Weds - Sat: 22:00 - 03:00
  Sun: Closed
- No. of Bars: Six
- Sports:No
- Beer Garden:No
- Live Music:Yes
- Fancy Dress:No
Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands
10
MOJO Bar

10 Thurland St, NG1 3DR
Visit Website
MOJO plays all of the best rock ‘n’ roll music from the last four decades. You can expect to hear music from the likes of The White Stripes, The Smiths, Blur and David Bowie – all fine artists I’m sure we can all agree. They also often have live music performances, screen live sports, and have themed events, like St Paddy’s weekend. You can challenge your mates to a game of beer pong here too. So, grab yourself an ice-cold beer or a cocktail and listen to some of the best guitar music ever created.
- Opening Times: Mon - Thurs: 17:00 - 04:00
  Fri - Sat: 17:00 - 05:00
  Sun: 17:00 - 04:00
- No. of Bars: One
- Sports:Yes
- Beer Garden:No
- Live Music:Yes
- Fancy Dress:No
Included in Newcastle Nightlife Wristbands

Stag Friendly Bar Crawls in Nottingham

Check out our bar crawl around the Lace Market, which is one of the most popular Nottingham nightlife areas.

Nottingham's Lace Market Bar Crawl

5 Venues

Top 10 Nottingham Stag Do Activities

We offer from your typical go karting and clay pigeon shooting to outdoor airsoft and wacky inflatable obstacle courses. There are over 80 stag-friendly activities in Nottingham.

- 1
  Hooters - 2 Course Meal & Beers
- Hooters is known for two things, tasty chicken wings and the legendary Hooters girls that serve them. This incredibly popular with stags package consists of ten chicken wings to start and a main meal. You’ll also get three beers each. If you want to be waited on by gorgeous waitresses in short shorts (who wouldn’t?) then pop a trip to Hooters on your list.
- 2
  Clay Pigeon Shooting - 25 Clays
- Start your stag do with a bang with this one-hour clay pigeon shooting session. An expert instructor will teach you how to aim and fire at clay flying targets. You will get twenty-five clays per person. Complimentary tea and coffee is included, and food can be purchased at an additional cost at the cafe on site.
- 3
  Indoor Karting - Ultimate Race
- Go all fast and furious at this state of the art karting track in Nottingham. This multi-level track is a whopping 750 metres length circuit. This track has 12 bends, a hair-raising flyover, banked turns, hairpin bends and long straights to navigate. You and your group will be taking on the challenge in a sprint race with 2 x 15 minute racing sessions.
- 4
  Flirtz Lap Club Entry
- We can get you on the guestlist of one of Nottingham’s most exclusive lap clubs. Located on Friar Lane, in the heart of Nottingham’s city centre, this hot club has two floors. The ground floor has a stage where you can find women dancing and upstairs has a more of a sophisticated, VIP area with a specialist bar area.
- 5
  4x4 Off-Road Driving & Quad Biking
- Knock two epic activities off your list with this awesome action-packed package that will see you both drive 4 x 4s off road as well as getting to grips with some seriously cool quadbikes. Get to drive Land Rover Discovery vehicles that are built to deal with various terrain. You will be driving around a purpose-built off-road course and tackling exciting hazards. Then you will get to quad bike around a 60-acre site.
- 6
  Bubble Football
- The sport is a cross between football, zorbing and dodgems – it’s mayhem. You and your group will attempt to play football whilst encased in an inflatable, lightweight zorb, which covers your upper body and head. Bubble Football has a fantastic reputation preceding it, and the game is now played nationwide. You'll play for 1 hour with all the equipment you need and outdoor pitch hire included.
- 7
  Outdoor Airsoft
- Airsoft is BB guns for the big boys! Set in the heart of the famous Sherwood Forest, this massive, multi-activity arena covers over 150 acres of woodlands and clearings. You’ll be let loose into the wild where you’ll get to shoot M5 Carbine Tipmann airsoft rifles at your pals. You’ll get 1000 BB pellets per person in this two-hour session.
- 8
  Stags Nude Life Drawing
- For a fun alternative to a stripper, why not have a go at life drawing? This way you can pretend you’re being dead cultured whilst staring at a lovely lady in her birthday suit.... A professional art tutor will lead the session and give you all the materials you need to take part including paper and charcoal pencils.
- 9
  Outdoor Karting
- If you fancy getting all fast and furious then this magnificent karting session should satisfy your need for speed. Taking part on a 550m purpose-built circuit, this exciting karting session gives you a drive time of thirty minutes, which is karting terms is absolutely loads. You’ll be racing 270cc Biz Le-Mans karts with all equipment and safety instruction included.
- 10
  Beer Babes Bar Crawl
- This private guided bar crawl hosted by two ‘beer babes’ (lovely women in Bavarian-style attire) will see you visiting three to four bars. There will be various dares, games and forfeits along the way and a round of free shots included. This 4-hour bar crawl will end up with entry to a top nightclub following the bar entries.

View all 111 Activities

Did you know we also do stag t-shirts?

Photo Print T-Shirt

Available in: 0 colourfrom £9.99from £9.99White T-Shirts from £9.99 Other colours from £11.99 £9.99 -

PERSONALISE

Photo Print Hawaiian Shirt

Available in: 0 colourfrom £24.99from £24.99White Hawaiian Shirts from £24.99 Other colours from £26.99 £24.99 -

PERSONALISE

Game Over Photo Print T-Shirt

Available in: 0 colourfrom £9.99from £9.99White T-Shirts from £9.99 Other colours from £11.99 £9.99 -

PERSONALISE

Stag Mission T-Shirt

Available in: 0 colourfrom £9.99from £9.99White T-Shirts from £9.99 Other colours from £11.99 £9.99 -

PERSONALISE

View All Personalised T-Shirts

Top 10 Stag Do Hotels in Nottingham

We have a great range of Nottingham stag accommodation from upmarket 4-star hotels to simple and central lodgings to stylish apartments. Here are our top 10 accommodation recommendations.

- 1
  Leonardo Hotel Nottingham
  4 STAR Hotel
- Five minutes from the train station
  Our bestselling hotel is situated less than five minutes from the train station, perfect for ditching your bags ASAP. It’s also just half a mile away from the bustling nightlife hotspot the Lace Market. The rooms are modern with large beds and ensuites. There’s a stylish bar, restaurant, and a Costa Coffee onsite for that all important hangover curing caffeine hit.
- 2
  Travelodge Nottingham Central
  2 STAR Hotel
- Simple and central
  Travelodge is perfect if you want something simple, budget friendly and reliable. Ideally situated in the city centre, and less than half a mile from the Lace Market, this Travelodge places you in the prime position to party. The rooms are simple but with large beds, wi-fi, a TV, tea/coffee and an ensuite. There’s a buffet breakfast option available with hot and cold dishes.
- 3
  Best Western Plus City Centre
  3 STAR Hotel
- Pleasant rooms with large comfortable beds
  Located right in the heart of the city centre, a mere 6 minutes’ walk from Old Market Square, this lovely 3-star is about as central as hotels come. The hotel guest rooms have large, comfortable beds and modern en-suite bathrooms. The Conservatory Restaurant and Bar is light and airy and offers fantastic views across the city. You can enjoy a cooked or continental breakfast here too.
- 4
  St James Hotel
  4 STAR Hotel
- Stylish and a bit quirky
  This stunning, 4-star boutique hotel can be found right in the centre of Nottingham, a stone’s throw from Old Market Square. You can expect rich furnishings, gilded mirrors, plush sofas and even a grand piano in one of the rooms. The hotel’s onsite bar/restaurant, No/6 bar and restaurant is stylish and a bit quirky with a library wall of books.
- 5
  Roomzzz Nottingham City Apartments
  3 STAR Apartment
- Your 'home from home'
  If you’re wanting a little more space than the average hotel room, then these fab apartments give you more of a ‘home from home’ feel. There are standard studios and deluxe studios available, both of which have a sofa and kitchen facilities. Here you are about a five-minute walk from shops and bars. A morning coffee and croissant is available for all Roomzzz guests.
- 6
  Travelodge Nottingham Riverside
  3 STAR Hotel
- You can't go wrong with a Travelodge
  The second Travelodge to make our list, this particular branch is near Nottingham train station and airport. It’s just a short taxi ride into the city centre. As with all Travelodge hotels you can expect spacious rooms, comfy beds, a TV, wi-fi and an ensuite bathroom. There’s an onsite restaurant that serves breakfast as well as evening meals.
- 7
  Village Hotel Nottingham
  3 STAR Hotel with Leisure Facilities
- Boasts a large swimming pool and jacuzzi
  Found near to the Attenborough Nature Reserve, this 3-star is perfect for groups who don’t want to break the bank, but fancy making use of spa facilities. Village Hotel has a large swimming pool, sauna, steam room and Jacuzzi, great for blowing away the cobwebs. There’s also a lively bar and a Starbucks onsite.
- 8
  Hilton Nottingham
  4 STAR Hotel
- Has a 60ft long whirlpool swimming pool onsite
  Hilton Nottingham is centrally located and stylish. The rooms are fresh and contemporary, with big beds and en-suite bathrooms. Be wowed by the Living Well Fitness Centre that has a Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, plus a 60ft long whirlpool swimming pool. You can also pay a visit to the Bric Bar & Kitchen that does ace cocktails and tasty food.
- 9
  Mercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel
  4 STAR Hotel with Leisure Facilities
- Another hotel with a pool and hot tub
  Yet another hotel with leisure facilities (if you’re after this sort of thing Nottingham’s got a great selection to choose from) the Mercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel is stylish and relaxing. You can take a plunge in the indoor pool or unwind in the whirlpool tub. There are basics rooms, that have free wi-fi and a TV and upgraded rooms that offer a chill out lounge area.
- 10
  Park Plaza Nottingham
  4 STAR Hotel
- With the bustling city on its doorstep, Park Plaza is a cut above the rest
  This 4-star deluxe hotel is located in the heart of Nottingham and has style on its side as well as location. The rooms are plush and modern with en-suite bathrooms, there is a fitness suite for all guests and the bar and restaurant are both very impressive in their own right. The Light Bar has sultry lighting with a glowing, fluorescent blue bar, giving it an aura of mystery and exclusivity.

View all 11 Hotels

Build Your Own Nottingham Stag Do

Start with your dates, guests and nights and then add activities and hotels.

When's the Stag Do?

Select a Date

How many guests?

How many nights?

Tick the Cultural Box on Your Nottingham Stag Do

Nottingham is packed with exciting things to do and see. You can check out the famous Sherwood Forrest, explore the City of Caves or be wowed by The Museum Of Curiosities.

1
Sherwood Forest
Broad Dr, Mansfield NG21
Visit Website
We can’t mention Nottingham without mentioning the iconic Sherwood Forest. The place where fictional hero Robin Hood got up to most of his ‘robbing from the poor and giving to the rich’ antics, this place is truly legendary. It’s home to the ‘Major Oak’, which is one heck of a tree. No one knows how old this tree is, but it’s estimated between 800 – 1100 years old. It’s not only a super cool place to visit, but it’s somewhere that you can take part in stag activities. You can play The Hunter Games here, which will see you trying your hand at archery and knife throwing.
2
City of Caves
Garner's Hill, Nottingham, NG1 1HF
Visit Website
Did you know that Nottingham has the largest network of caves in the UK? In fact, there are over eight hundred caves that you can find below the streets of Nottingham. You can yourself go underground and discover a large section of these caves that are made available to the public. Here you can find World War Two air raid shelters and even a medieval tannery. If you bring headphones then there is an audio guide available. The network of caves is super atmospheric and incredibly unique. It’s highly recommended to book a ticket in advance for this because it gets really booked up.
3
Nottingham Castle
Lenton Rd, Nottingham NG1 6EL
Visit Website
Nottingham Castle has quite the history. It was built in 1068, then it was torn down following the English civil war. It was then replaced with a palace a few years later. Then this was burned down by rioters in the 19th Century and restored into a fascinating museum. You can visit the Early Nottingham Craft Gallery, which is an interesting exhibit on pottery. There’s also a Rebellion Gallery, which is an interactive gallery, where visitors will get to discover all about protest and rebellion. You can also check out Robin Hood Adventures that includes a cool bow and arrow game.
4
Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem
Brewhouse Yard, 1, Nottingham NG1 6AD
Visit Website
Yes, we are trying to pass off a pub as culture like we do in several of our guides. To be fair it’s dead old and really cool so it ought to count. Built in 1189, this is England's oldest surviving inn. It’s built into stone caves and is even said to have resident ghosts, including Yorkey, who was the landlord between 1894 – 1914. The pub has all kinds of quirky décor for you to take a look at such as The Cursed Galleon, a wooden model galleon that can’t be cleaned because the last three people to clean it met with a mysterious end….
5
National Justice Museum
High Pavement, Nottingham NG1 1HN
Visit Website
If you’ve got an interest in crime and punishment, then this museum will be right up your street. There are five floors of all kinds of exciting stuff such as a Victorian courtroom (where you can actually take part in a court case), a Georgian gaol, and ancient cells. Be amazed as you discover these true stories. You’ll get to discover the harsh realities of what it was like to get on the wrong side of the law and be sent to prison. There are lots of actors dressed up to make the experience even more immersive.
6
Wollaton Hall
2 Wollaton Hall, Nottingham NG8 2AE
Visit Website
This Grade I listed Elizabethan mansion, that was built in the 1580s, is home to the Nottingham Natural History Museum and the Nottingham Industrial Museum. This imposing building has lots of exciting exhibits to explore such as Tudor kitchens, the prospect room and the Admiral’s bath. There’s also lots of natural history exhibits that are inclusive of an enormous 750,000 objects. You can take a look at fossils, plants and eggs. The gardens of the hall are quite the sight to see too with a stunning lake and there are even herds of deer roaming the grounds.
7
The Museum Of Curiosities
75-77 Derby Rd, Nottingham NG1 5BA
Visit Website
Named one of the most haunted places within the UK, this spooky place is sure to peak your… er… curiosity. Boasting thousands of curious, macabre, and haunted items from all over the world, there are four floors of stuff to explore. The collection includes all sorts of eclectic items such as shrunken human heads, taxidermy, Voodoo skulls, and the last remaining Victorian hearse (apparently it moves by itself but that’s just ‘hearsey’...). If you’re a fan of the macabre or the weird and wonderful then you can’t miss this hidden gem out. But don’t pay a visit if creepy dolls freak you out…
8
Goose Fair
Visit Website
Goose Fair is one of the largest travelling funfairs in Europe boasting a whopping 250 rides. This iconic fair has been visiting Nottingham since at least 1284. It has all your classic fun fair rides such as the wall of fear, wild mouse, ghost trains, big wheels, and an enormous bungee jump. You can of course get all the best fair food too such as candyfloss, hot dogs and mouth-watering fried doughnuts. Goose Fair looks fantastic when it’s lit up at night. This only happens once a year, but it is super cool and well worth checking out if you happen to be visiting while it’s on.
9
Nottingham Playhouse
Wellington Circus, Nottingham NG1 5AF
Visit Website
This magnificent theatre can hold seven hundred and fifty people and boasts an unusual circular shape. The Nottingham Playhouse has a great programme with an eclectic mix of well-known comedians and powerful new writing. The play the The Madness of George III by Alan Bennett starring Mark Gatiss was filmed here for National Theatre live, meaning it was seen by 500,00 all around the world. This is a great place to catch the stars of tomorrow today, as well as see familiar faces in a range of dramas and comedies.
10
Attenborough Nature Reserve
Nottingham NG9 6DY
Visit Website
If you need something calm to do after your wild night out, then why not make your way down to this stunning nature reserve? Named Attenborough Nature Reserve because it was opened by David Attenborough in 1966, this super popular spot is best known for its birds. There are a whopping 250+ species of birds recorded here, including the elusive kingfisher. You can also keep an eye out for other rare wildlife such as bitterns and otters. The reserve has 500,000 visitors flocking to it each year. If you’re super hungover then surely looking at some cute birds can’t hurt.

Staying Safe in Nottingham

Nottingham has purple flag status, meaning it is considered generally safe for a night out, but it’s still a large city so it’s best to consider some basic safety tips on your trip. Here are our top six tips for stags looking to stay safe in Nottingham:

Make sure to stick to well-known and lit areas, rather than random neighbourhoods you don’t know

Try not to let any of your pals go off on your own and have two of you together at all times

If there are any groups looking for conflict, try and avoid/ignore them rather than getting involved

Be mindful of pickpockets and take care not to place your personal belongings anywhere they can be easily accessed like back pockets

Ensure that every member of your group has the accommodation address, you could put this in a group chat

If you’re partying anywhere near the Nottingham canal, make sure to be mindful near water whilst intoxicated

By keeping these basic safety tips in mind we're sure you'll have a cracking time in Nottingham

Getting to Nottingham

Automobiles

A great thing about Nottingham is that it’s in the middle of country (obviously, it’s the Midlands!), meaning it’s very accessible from lots of different locations by car. It’s well connected by the A1 and M1.

Travel From	Distance (M)	Duration
London	127	2h 50m
Leeds	73	1h 35m
Birmingham	51	1h 10m
Manchester	97	2h 15m
Newcastle	168	3h 255m
Bristol	140	2h 40m
Cardiff	158	3h 15m
Liverpool	110	2h 25m
Edinburgh	287	5h 40m

Airport	Airline

Trains

Nottingham is incredibly well connected by train. Trains running direct from Nottingham to locations such as London St Pancras, Cardiff Central, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool Lime Street.

Station	Duration
London St Pancras STP	1h 45m
Cardiff Central CDF	3h 20m
Leeds LDS	1h 55m
Edinburgh Waverley EDB	4h 25m
Newcastle NCL	3h 15m
Birmingham New Street BHM	1h 5m
Manchester Oxford Road MCO	1h 55m
Liverpool Lime Street LIV	2h 45m

Airport	Airline

Planes

If you’re travelling from within the UK, then you’ll need to travel by car or train. If you’re travelling from Ireland, then you can fly direct to East Midlands Airport from Dublin, Cork, and Knock with Ryanair.

Airport	Airline

Dublin Airport DUB → EMA	AerLingus
Dublin Airport DUB → EMA	Ryanair
Guernsey Airport GCI → EMA	Aurigny
Ireland West Airport Knock NOC → EMA	Ryanair

Automobiles

Travel From	Distance (M)	Duration
London	127	2h 50m
Leeds	73	1h 35m
Birmingham	51	1h 10m
Manchester	97	2h 15m
Newcastle	168	3h 255m
Bristol	140	2h 40m
Cardiff	158	3h 15m
Liverpool	110	2h 25m
Edinburgh	287	5h 40m

Trains

Station	Duration
London St Pancras STP	1h 45m
Cardiff Central CDF	3h 20m
Leeds LDS	1h 55m
Edinburgh Waverley EDB	4h 25m
Newcastle NCL	3h 15m
Birmingham New Street BHM	1h 5m
Manchester Oxford Road MCO	1h 55m
Liverpool Lime Street LIV	2h 45m

Planes

Travel From	Airline	Duration
Dublin	Ryanair	1h
Cork	Ryanair	1h 20m
Knock	Ryanair	1h

East Midlands Airport to City Centre

East Midlands Airport is around about thirteen miles from Nottingham’s city centre. You can make your way to the centre by train, coach, or bus. The train runs up to Long Eaton, then you would need to swap onto a bus.

Service	Approx. Travel Time
Train	50 minutes approx
Bus	50 minutes approx
Taxi	25 minutes approx

Getting Around Nottingham

Nottingham is compact with all the key nightlife areas bunched together, meaning walking is a good option. However, you can always get a tram, bus, or taxi if you don’t fancy stretching your legs.

Walk

Nottingham is surprisingly walkable. All nightlife areas are within approx a fifteen-minute walk of each other. For example, the canalside area in the south of the city is just a fifteen-minute walk from Hockley which is in the north of the city. Two of the most popular nightlife areas The Lace Market and Hockley can be found right next to each other, which is a great way of exploring the nightlife without needing taxis. A benefit of walking is getting to enjoy the street art that can be found about the place, as well as obviously it’s free!

Airport	Airline

Tram

Nottingham’s tram system is super handy. There are five stops in the city centre and trams run around every seven minutes. The stops include Nottingham train station, Lace Market and Old Market Square. So, if you’re arriving by train then tram might be a good option for you depending on where your accommodation is. You can get single tickets or day tickets depending on how much you need to use the tram. Tickets can be bought from the NETGO! App or from the vending machines found at any stop.

Airport	Airline

Bus

Nottingham also has a good bus system. The City Loop number 6 bus is a good way of getting around. This stops off at the canalside and goes up to the Hockley area. You can get from the canalside to Hockley in about 16 minutes, but you might be quicker walking. You can get from Nottingham Victoria bus station to Sherwood Forrest in just under an hour if you fancy checking it out or have any activities booked here. Contactless is now available for all Nottingham city centre busses meaning you can just hop on with ease.

Airport	Airline

Taxi

If you’re simply too drunk to walk in a straight line or get on a bus or tram (we hear you), then taxi might be a good option. There are several taxi ranks dotted around Nottingham including a handy one at Nottingham train station. There are few different taxi providers around the Lace Market and Hockley areas too. Major taxi companies in Nottingham include DG Cars, Ali Baba Cabs Taxi and My Cars Nottingham Taxi. Uber operates in Nottingham too, so you can just hail a cab from anywhere using your phone if you’ve got the app.

Airport	Airline

Average Prices in Nottingham

Nottingham is not as cheap as Northern cities such as Newcastle or Liverpool, but it is cheaper than capital cities London and Edinburgh, so all in all Nott bad.

Average Price of a Pint

£5

Average Price of a Shot

£4

Average Price of a Nightclub Entry

£10

Average Price of a Takeaway Pizza

£8

Nottingham Weather

We’ll level with you, Barbados weather this ain’t, but if you plan your trip carefully you should be able to enjoy some Nottingham sunshine.

July 2025

22°C

You Sherwood like these temperatures. It’s officially what we call beer garden weather.

JAN

7°C

FEB

8°C

MAR

10°C

APR

13°C

MAY

17°C

JUN

19°C

JUL

22°C

AUG

21°C

SEP

18°C

OCT

14°C

NOV

10°C

DEC

8°C

Random Nottingham Facts

Ibuprofen

Ibuprofen was first discovered in Nottingham. Now that’s a (pain)killer fact!

Traffic Lights

Traffic lights were invented in Nottingham. J. P. Knight invented the system based on railway signalling. What a ‘go’ getter.

The Dark Knight

Film director Christopher Nolan used Nottingham’s Wollaton Hall as the setting for Wayne Manor in The Dark Knight Rises (2011). The more you Nolan!

*We take pride in our work and all of the information in the guide was correct at the time of publication - 07/02/2025. Probably.

About the Author

A graduate in ‘Drama and Scriptwriting’, Hannah is a comedy nerd that loves to write, travel, party and try new things. She’s been to twenty of LNOF’s locations and is looking forward to visiting many more. Hannah has taken part in lots of activity testing with LNOF from beer bikes to axe throwing to escape rooms to go karting. She’s also stayed in many of LNOF’s accommodation options, so she knows what’s good. As well as copywriting, Hannah has had many plays produced professionally and has written/performed comedy sketches for BBC Newcastle. She also won the Hunter Davies Young Writers Award for her piece of travel writing.

Article Updated: 07/02/2025

Hannah Sowerby

Content Writer

Enquire Now

Do you require accommodation?

We have a great range of Nottingham stag hotels & apartments suitable for all groups.

ADD ACCOMMODATION

Do you require activities?

Over 120 Nottingham stag activities to choose from.

ADD ACTIVITIES

Select your start date

Cookie	Purpose
ASP.NET_SessionId [ Necessary ]	Our web applications use the Microsoft ASP.NET Framework. This SessionID cookie is required to identify a unique user. This cookie is deleted when you close your browser. More information can be found here - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/iis/6.0-sdk/ms525445(v=vs.90) This cookie is essential for our site to: identify the user session on the server store data made against individual http requests against that user this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
lnof_consent [ Necessary ]	This is generated by Last Night Ltd, and is used to ensure a users privacy selections are adhered to. this cookie exists for 30 days.
lnof_session [ Necessary ]	This is generated by Last Night Ltd, and is used to retrieve a customers items for the shopping cart. this cookie exists for 60 days.
LNOFAffiliateCookieSession [ Necessary ]	This is generated by Last Night Ltd, and is used to retrieve a customers items for the shopping cart. this cookie exists for 60 days.
apay-session-set [ Necessary ]	This cookie is used in conjunction with the payment window when checking out using Amazon Pay - The cookie is necessary for making secure transactions on the website. This cookie is essential for our site to: identify the user session on the server store data made against individual https requests against that user once logged in this cookie expires after 1 year
ubid-main [ Necessary ]	Tused by Amazon to identify the user and manage their session on the main Amazon site. It helps in providing personalized user experiences, maintaining user sessions, and ensuring the security and functionality of user interactions on the site. this cookie expires after 1 year
ARRAffinitySameSite [ Necessary ]	This cookie is used by recent browsers for load balancing and ensures that visitors are redirected to the same server when they request access to the pages of the site during the same browsing session. This cookie is essential for our site to: ensure the map performs effienctly and securely this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
ARRAffinity [ Necessary ]	This cookie is used in addition to ARRAffinity by recent browsers for load balancing and ensures that visitors are redirected to the same server when they request access to the pages of the site during the same browsing session. This cookie is essential for our site to: ensure the map performs effienctly and securely this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
connect.sid [ Necessary ]	This cookie is used by the server to identify a user's session and maintain session data. It is essential for enabling the website to function correctly and provide a seamless user experience. This cookie is essential for our site to: allow users to securely log in keeping users logged in as they navigate the site this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
CookieConsent [ Necessary ]	This cookie is used to store the user's consent status for cookies on the current domain. It ensures that the website remembers the user's preferences regarding cookie usage and does not repeatedly ask for consent. This cookie is essential for our site to: allow users to securely log in keeping users logged in as they navigate the site Typically, 1 year (though this can vary depending on the specific implementation)
requests [ Necessary ]	Used by YouTube to track user requests or interactions within the website. It may help in managing user actions and ensuring that the website processes user requests correctly and efficiently, maintaining the continuity and functionality of user sessions. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
TESTCOOKIESENABLED [ Necessary ]	used to check if the user's browser supports cookies. It is a test cookie that helps the website determine whether cookies can be set and used, which is essential for maintaining user sessions and providing a functional browsing experience. this cookie is persistent
YSC [ Necessary ]	Used by YouTube to track views of embedded videos. It helps in ensuring that the user's video session is maintained across different pages, allowing for accurate video statistics and user preferences during a single browsing session. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
SESS# [ Necessary ]	Preserve user session states across page requests. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'

Cookie	Purpose
_ga [ Statistics ]	This is generated by Google Analytics This cookie is essential for our site to: track user sessions with our site manage goals and targets for website performance this cookie expires after 2 years
_ga_# [ Statistics ]	Used by Google Analytics to distinguish unique users by assigning a randomly generated number as a client identifier./p> This cookie is essential for our site to: track user sessions with our site manage goals and targets for website performance this cookie expires after 2 years
_gid [ Statistics ]	This is generated by Google Analytics - it is a unique reference for one particular session and is used by '_ga' above lnof_session
_gat_shop [ Statistics ]	This is generated by Google Analytics, and allows us to track specific parts of our website – in this case, the online shop this cookie expires aft 1 day
_gat_ideas [ Statistics ]	This is generated by Google Analytics, and allows us to track specific parts of our website - in this case, the ideas section this cookie expires aft 1 day
_gat_weekends [ Statistics ]	This is generated by Google Analytics, and allows us to track specific parts of our website – in this case, the travel section this cookie expires aft 1 day
collect - Pixel [ Statistics ]	Used to send data to Google Analytics about the visitor's device and behavior. Tracks the visitor across devices and marketing channels. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
iU5q-!O9@$ [ Statistics ]	Registers a unique ID to keep statistics of what videos from YouTube the user has seen. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
LogsDatabaseV2:V#\|\| LogsRequestsStore [ Statistics ]	Used by YouTube for logging and storing user interaction data for analytical purposes. It helps in tracking user actions, monitoring website performance, and identifying issues or patterns in user behavior to improve the site's functionality and user experience. this cookie is persistent
ServiceWorkerLogsDatabase #SWHealthLog [ Statistics ]	Used by YouTube to store logs related to the health and performance of Service Workers. this cookie is persistent
YtIdbMeta#databases [ Statistics ]	Stores metadata about IndexedDB databases. this cookie is persistent
#-# [ Statistics ]	Cookie purpose description: Used to track user’s interaction with embedded content. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
maps/gen_204 [ Statistics ]	Google Maps to gather statistical data about how the user interacts with the map services. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
_hjSession_# [ Statistics ]	Used by Hotjar to track the user’s session on the website. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
_hjSessionUser_# [ Statistics ]	Used by Hotjar to track the user’s session on the website. this cookie is persistent
_hjTLDTest [ Statistics ]	Used by Hotjar to determine the most generic cookie path that should be used, rather than the hostname of the page. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
_hjTLDTest [ Statistics ]	Used by Hotjar to determine the most generic cookie path that should be used, rather than the hostname of the page. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
lastExternalReferrer [ Statistics ]	Used by Facebook to to store information about the last external website that referred the user to the current site. It helps in tracking and analyzing referral traffic, understanding user acquisition sources, and optimizing marketing strategies. this cookie is persistent
lastExternalReferrer [ Statistics ]	Used by Facebook to records the timestamp of the user's last visit from an external referrer. It is used in conjunction with the lastExternalReferrer cookie to provide insights into referral traffic, user behavior, and the effectiveness of marketing campaigns over time. this cookie is persistent

Cookie	Purpose
yt.innertube::nextId [ Preferences ]	Manage user preferences and interactions with embedded YouTube videos on the website. this cookie is persistent
ytidb::LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY [ Preferences ]	Stores and manage user preferences related to video playback and other interactions on the platform. this cookie is persistent
yt-remote-cast-available [ Preferences ]	Stores the user's video player preferences using embedded YouTubevideo. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY [ Preferences ]	Used by YouTube to store and manage user preferences related to video playback and other interactions on the platform. this cookie is persistent
remote_sid [ Preferences ]	Used by YouTube to manage the session ID for the user's session. It helps in maintaining the state of the user session across different pages on the website, ensuring the continuity and security of user interactions during their visit. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
yt-remote-cast-installed [ Preferences ]	Stores information about the user's settings and state regarding video casting. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
yt-remote-connected-device [ Preferences ]	Stores information about the connected device used for casting videos. this cookie is persistent
yt-remote-device-id [ Preferences ]	Stores the unique ID of the user's device. this cookie is persistent
yt-remote-fast-check-period [ Preferences ]	Manage and optimize the frequency of connection checks between the user’s device and the remote device for video casting. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
yt-remote-session-app [ Preferences ]	Stores information about the application used for video casting. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
yt-remote-session-name [ Preferences ]	Stores the name of the user's casting session. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
language [ Preferences ]	Stores the user's preferred language settings for the website when using Amazon pay in cart. this cookie is persistent
Trustpilot Review Request [ Necessary / Statistics / Marketing ]	We request Trustpilot reviews on certain pages of the website. Turstpilot uses cookies on their form. for a full list of cookies used please see the Trustpilot Cookie List

Cookie	Purpose
_uetsid [ Marketing ]	Used by Bing Ads to store and track visits across websites. It helps in understanding user interactions with the site to optimize the effectiveness of advertising campaigns. this cookie expires after 1 day
_uetsid_exp [ Marketing ]	Used by Bing Ads to store the expiration date of the _uetsid cookie. this cookie is persistent
uetvid [ Marketing ]	Used by Bing Ads to store and track visits across websites. this cookie is persistent
_uetvid_exp [ Marketing ]	Used by Bing Ads to store the expiration date of the _uetvid cookie. this cookie is persistent
MR [ Marketing ]	used by Microsoft to measure the performance of advertisements and to improve ad targeting. this cookie is persistent
MUID [ Marketing ]	Used widely by Microsoft as a unique user identifier. It helps track users across Microsoft services, such as Bing, and is used to improve ad targeting, measure the performance of advertisements, and provide analytics about how users interact with Microsoft's sites and services. this cookie is persistent
ads/ga-audiences [ Marketing ]	Used by Google AdWords to re-engage visitors that are likely to convert to customers based on the visitor's online behaviour across websites. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
NID [ Marketing ]	used by Google to help build a profile of your interests and show you relevant ads on Google services and partner websites. this cookie is persistent
pagead/gen_204 [ Marketing ]	used by Google to to collect information about the user's interaction with advertisements served on the website. this cookie is persistent
loc [ Marketing ]	Geolocation, which is used to help providers determine how users who share in formation with each other are geographically located (state level). this cookie exists for 365 days
VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE [ Marketing ]	Used to track user preferences for YouTube videos embedded in sites. It can also determine whether the user is using the new or old version of the YouTube interface. Additionally, it helps in estimating the user’s bandwidth on pages with integrated YouTube videos. this cookie is persistent
rc::a [ Marketing ]	Google to distinguish between humans and bots. It helps in preventing fraudulent activities and securing the website by ensuring that genuine user interactions are being recorded. this cookie is persistent
rc::c [ Marketing ]	Google to distinguish between humans and bots. It helps in preventing fraudulent activities and securing the website by ensuring that genuine user interactions are being recorded. this cookie exists for the lifetime of the single user 'session'
_fbp [ Marketing ]	Used by Facebook to deliver a series of advertisement products such as real-time bidding from third-party advertisers. this cookie is persistent
fr [ Marketing ]	Used by Facebook to deliver, measure, and improve the relevancy of ads. this cookie is persistent
csrftoken [ Marketing ]	Used by Instagram to prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) attacks. this cookie is persistent


Build			Add Your Details			Get Quote

Are you a Stag or Hen

Human?

You have either denied or not yet consented to statistics cookies. These are turned off by default.

You have either denied or not yet consented to preferences cookies. These are turned off by default.

You have either denied or not yet consented to marketing cookies. These are turned off by default.

Necessary Cookies

Statistics Cookies

Preferences Cookies

Marketing Cookies

Necessary Cookies

Strictly Necessary cookies

Statistics Cookies

Statistics/Performance cookies

Preferences Cookies

Preferences/Functional cookies

Marketing Cookies

Marketing cookies

The Ultimate Nottingham Stag Do Guide 2025

Nottingham - The City Maid (Marian) For Stags

Jump to section:

Best Nottingham Nightlife Areas for a Stag Do

Lace Market

Old Market Square

Hockley

The Cornerhouse

Castle Wharf

Build Your Own Nottingham Stag Do

Top 10 Stag Friendly Nottingham Pubs & Clubs 2025

1Canalhouse

2Revolución de Cuba Nottingham

3Hooters Nottingham

4O'Neill's Nottingham

5Malt Cross

6Bierkeller Nottingham

7Flirtz Club Nottingham

8Roxy Ball Room Nottingham Cornerhouse

9Rock City

10MOJO Bar

Stag Friendly Bar Crawls in Nottingham

Nottingham's Lace Market Bar Crawl

Your Recommended Top Activities

Need help choosing from our Nottingham Activities?

What is your group size, roughly?

Nottingham Activity Picker

What is your group size, roughly?

What type of activities will the stag enjoy?

Is there any type of activity your group definitely won't want to do?

What sort of vibe are your going for?

When would you like the activities to take place?

Are you working to a budget?

Your Activities

Enquire Now

Top 10 Nottingham Stag Do Activities

1Link ArrowHooters - 2 Course Meal & Beers

2Clay Pigeon Shooting - 25 Clays

3Link ArrowIndoor Karting - Ultimate Race

4Flirtz Lap Club Entry

5Link Arrow4x4 Off-Road Driving & Quad Biking

6Link ArrowBubble Football

7Outdoor Airsoft

8Link ArrowStags Nude Life Drawing

9Outdoor Karting

10Link ArrowBeer Babes Bar Crawl

Did you know we also do stag t-shirts?

Top 10 Stag Do Hotels in Nottingham

1Link ArrowLeonardo Hotel Nottingham

2Travelodge Nottingham Central

3Best Western Plus City Centre

4St James Hotel

5Roomzzz Nottingham City Apartments

6Travelodge Nottingham Riverside

7Village Hotel Nottingham

8Hilton Nottingham

9Mercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel

10Park Plaza Nottingham

Build Your Own Nottingham Stag Do

Tick the Cultural Box on Your Nottingham Stag Do

1Sherwood Forest

2City of Caves

3Nottingham Castle

1
Canalhouse

2
Revolución de Cuba Nottingham

3
Hooters Nottingham

4
O'Neill's Nottingham

5
Malt Cross

6
Bierkeller Nottingham

7
Flirtz Club Nottingham

8
Roxy Ball Room Nottingham Cornerhouse

9
Rock City

10
MOJO Bar

Need help choosing from our
Nottingham Activities?

1
Hooters - 2 Course Meal & Beers

2
Clay Pigeon Shooting - 25 Clays

3
Indoor Karting - Ultimate Race

4
Flirtz Lap Club Entry

5
4x4 Off-Road Driving & Quad Biking

6
Bubble Football

7
Outdoor Airsoft

8
Stags Nude Life Drawing

9
Outdoor Karting

10
Beer Babes Bar Crawl

1
Leonardo Hotel Nottingham

2
Travelodge Nottingham Central

3
Best Western Plus City Centre

4
St James Hotel

5
Roomzzz Nottingham City Apartments

6
Travelodge Nottingham Riverside

7
Village Hotel Nottingham

8
Hilton Nottingham

9
Mercure Nottingham Sherwood Hotel

10
Park Plaza Nottingham

1
Sherwood Forest

2
City of Caves

3
Nottingham Castle

4
Ye Olde Trip To Jerusalem

5
National Justice Museum

6
Wollaton Hall

7
The Museum Of Curiosities

8
Goose Fair

9
Nottingham Playhouse

10
Attenborough Nature Reserve