Brussels boasts a sensational nightlife that really erupts on the weekends. As a city of 90 breweries producing 400 types of beer, the bars in Brussels are second to none, from cheap student favorites in the Bourse area to the famous Grand Place, popular with tourists and locals alike. The city’s nightclubs also offer a wide range of nights out, particularly down the fashionable Avenue Louise, whether your party is attracted to snazzy decor or just a great place to dance the night away.

Of course, stag and hen weekends aren’t all about drinking, however much the city’s abundance of bars might try to convince you otherwise. There are many other entertaining activities stags and hens can get up to on a weekend break in Brussels, from finding great places to eat out to catching a show or indulging in shopping trips in the city’s historical streets.

Brussels’ shopping districts offer something for everyone on a no-limits hen weekend. Everything’s cheaper on the continent, with average prices in Brussels being around a third cheaper than in the UK, so even though you’ve already bought your wedding dress you can still find plenty of other bargains when shopping till you drop on your Brussels hen weekend. Even if you can’t afford to splash out at the more expensive boutiques, there are still many exciting opportunities for window shopping in Brussels’ stylish Galeries Royales Saint Hubert district, and you could even end up receiving some early wedding presents.

Compared to other stag destination, Brussels is relatively safe, and those heading there to take part in the revelry before the big day are less likely to find themselves getting into trouble than in some other countries – as long as their behavior stays within the law!

Head back to your hotels in Brussels after getting the most out of a night to remember, before heading home to tell the other wedding guests why Brussels makes for a top stag and hen party destination in Europe. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.