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Middle Aged Stag Do

gt568
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I've been tasked to organise a "stag do" for my best mate.


It'll be for about 8-10 people with an age range of 35-60. Not interested in clubbing, strippers or the other typical stag do cliches.



So....anyone got a venue suggestions, say within 2.5 hrs on a plane? Open to ideas...willing to try somewhere different.
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  • Robin9
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    A paint balling weekend ?
    Never pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill
  • Ballard
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    Belfast wouldn’t be a bad choice. Plenty of lively pubs and a fair amount of history to boot. On the downside the city isn’t exactly overrun with hotels.
  • gt568
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    Robin9 wrote: »
    A paint balling weekend ?


    That is a possibility wherever we may end up.
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  • undetterred
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    Bratislava
  • gt568
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    Ballard wrote: »
    Belfast wouldn’t be a bad choice. Plenty of lively pubs and a fair amount of history to boot. On the downside the city isn’t exactly overrun with hotels.


    Bit pricey though, and I'm not keen on it.



    I was thinking eastern europe to drive down the cost of food and drink?
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  • photome
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    Krakow or Bucharest both very cheap. Lots of restaurants, bars and history
  • dougalan
    dougalan Posts: 7 Forumite
    Easy answer...Ljubljana, Slovenia.

    Wonderful city, lots to do, friendly people, English widely spoken, good value.
  • onwards&upwards
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    Why abroad?

    I bet there are loads of activities you can all do much closer to home that won’t cost so much money and more importantly valuable holiday time!
  • onwards&upwards
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    dougalan wrote: »
    Easy answer...Ljubljana, Slovenia.

    Wonderful city, lots to do, friendly people, English widely spoken, good value.

    Please don’t encourage British stags to go to Slovenia! They don’t hate us yet.
  • gt568
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    photome wrote: »
    Krakow or Bucharest both very cheap. Lots of restaurants, bars and history


    Weirdly I was pondering both.

    Also Budapest, anyone done that?
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