Stag party Osnabrück
Experience a unique stag party in Osnabrück with our nerve-wracking smartphone city rally! Our app takes on the role of game master for a 3-hour team duel through the city centre of Osnabrück, along the river Hase and through the charming old town. Take part in exciting challenges and bring the party atmosphere to the streets of this German city. Our city rally will undoubtedly provide more entertainment, making it one of the highlights of the stag party during the day.
Your advantages of the Osnabrück city tour
Your city will become a big battle arena
Discover the sights while playing the City Tour
Totally flexible - you decide when and how long you play
Everyone is involved in the Battle Games
Game preparation in just a few minutes
Login data instantly by mail
Your city will become a big battle arena
Discover the sights while playing the City Tour
Totally flexible - you decide when and how long you play
Everyone is involved in the Battle Games
Game preparation in just a few minutes
Login data instantly by mail
Your stag party in Osnabrück
The peaceful city of Osnabrück is the perfect setting for your stag party. With a variety of challenges and the unmistakable flair of this German city, you can not only discover Osnabrück better, but also experience an extraordinary day in the heart of the city. Thanks to our many years of experience and the positive feedback from more than 60,000 satisfied customers from all over Europe, we know exactly what a successful stag party should look like. For this reason, we have designed city rallies that offer numerous shared experiences that you are sure to remember for a long time to come.
5 games in one with our app
Our city rallies place you right in the heart of the city's hustle and bustle, with the opportunity to organise additional activities or take a break if needed. You are the ones who set the pace and determine the order of the challenges. You will also have access to our app for 72 hours. During this period, in addition to the two battle variants "Rough and Tough" and "Skilled and Chilled", you will also have the opportunity to access additional mini-games such as the "Wedding Traditions Quiz", "Drinking Games from Around the World" and wedding-related "Video Tasks".
Our city rallies provide the ultimate party feeling for your stag party in Osnabrück and won't let you get bored. Because the "HENtastic City Battle" for women and the "STAGtacular City Battle" for men offer the ideal combination of flexibility, competition and party spirit!
Info about Osnabrück
City of peace with Romanesque cathedral
Osnabrück was the scene of the Thirty Years' War in 1648, when peace was signed between Westphalia and Sweden. This is why the city still bears the nickname "City of Peace" today. Which sights are part of your JGA?
The Romanesque cathedral of St Peter has its origins in the 12th century, when Emperor Charlemagne had the cathedral built. Inside you can marvel at a bronze baptismal font, which was donated around 1225, and the triumphal cross. The nave is embellished with 12 sculptures from the 16th century.
Gothic town hall and elegant St Mary's Church
The town hall was built between 1487 and 1512 in the late Gothic style. Several figures can be seen on the façade, including one depicting Emperor Charlemagne, which were added in the late 19th century. The town hall is one of the most historic in Germany, as the "Peace of Westphalia" was signed in the Peace Hall in 1648.
The civic fountain is located on the Platz des westfälischen Friedens directly in front of the town hall and depicts the history of Osnabrück. The sculptures were designed by Hans Gerd Ruwe and depict Emperor Frederick Barbarossa reading a scroll next to a lion.
St Mary's is a late Gothic hall church whose construction began in the 13th century. The figures of the ten virgins from the New Testament, which are attached to the bridal portal, are impressive. On the left are the five wise virgins and on the right the five foolish virgins. The winged altar of the church was designed in Antwerp in 1520.
Osnabrück Castle and Heger Tor
The baroque palace was commissioned by Duke Ernst August in 1648 to celebrate peace. After Ernst August's last son died in 1728, the palace stood empty until the Second World War, when it was used as a prison. Today, the administration of the University of Osnabrück is located inside.
The Heger Tor is a neoclassical round gate in the medieval city wall, which was erected in 1817 as a memorial to the fallen soldiers at Waterloo. The gate was inspired by the Arch of Titus in Rome. If you're looking for restaurants and pubs, you've come to the right place in the neighbouring Heger Tor district.
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