Czechia · BEER TOURS
Unfiltered lager off the oak tastes nothing like the export version, which is the whole point of these. The 15 below are priced by glass count, with a note on which ones feed you and which send you out hungry.
Follow a self-guided audio and video tour through the story of Pilsner Urquell, then taste several pours in the Beer Hall. Add the Tapster Academy to learn three Czech serving styles with a friendly instructor such as Roman or Sylvain. GetYourGuide customers also receive a bottle labeled with their name.
“Super nice and helpful a great history and great beer! Recommend”
Follow an English or German guide through Pilsner Urquell’s working brewery, from the 120,000-bottle-per-hour bottling line to brew houses from three centuries. The finale is a taste of unfiltered beer in the historic cellars. Guides such as Patricia, Miroslav, and Oldřich have earned praise for clear, lively presentations.
“My boyfriend and I had an excellent time on this tour during a quick visit to Plzen. Our guide, Patricia, was fantastic! I’m not a beer person and I really enjoyed learning about the history of the brewery, touring the facility, and even tasting the unfiltered lager straight from the barrel at the end of the tour. We loved the city of Plzen and found everyone to be friendly and welcoming. An excellent day trip or weekend trip from Prague.”
Spend three and a half hours eating through Prague with an English-speaking guide such as Petra, Oliver, or Markéta. Taste marinated cheese, gingerbread, chlebíčky, koláč, svíčková, goulash, beer, wine, and strudel while walking from a brewery boat to Café Louvre. Expect a maximum of 12 people, plenty of history, and some distance between stops.
“I can not say enough great things about his tour and our guide! Marketa was so knowledgeable and fun, and took us to places we wouldn't have seen or tasted otherwise. She added a personal touch to everything and made our experience extra special!!”
Spend 90 minutes at the Discover Prague Tours office tasting seven Czech beers, from major breweries to Prague microbreweries. Your English-speaking beer master explains tasting, brewing, and Czech beer culture while you sample Hermelín cheese and crackers. Choose a shared group or private session.
“I enjoyed the beer tasting experience and Steve was a great beer master.”
Spend three hours walking Prague’s historic center, visiting three local pubs, and tasting a beer at each. Finish with Czech comfort food, from goulash to fried cheese. Guides such as April, Tom, Matthew, and Linda are known for mixing beer facts, Prague stories, humor, and useful local tips. An optional Beer Museum ticket may be included.
“Very nice and interesting guide. As I was alone with him, he was fully attuned to my preferences and interests. The beers and pubs had been great, the dinner offered was delicious and the tour ended in a small pub where I spent 5 years ago a great evening (by myself I wouldn't had found it again). A great ending.”
Meet your English-speaking guide at St. Ludmila Basilica, then walk through Prague’s New Town and Old Town while sampling at least nine special beers at three microbreweries. The tour ends with Czech appetizers and unlimited traditional beer. Guides may include Martin, Patrick, Vojta, Samuel, or Marek, and the route can change by date.
“Patrick, our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable about beers, he looked after us very well and made sure we had a great evening. We were the only ones on the tour, so it felt very relaxed and intimate. The 3 breweries we visited were all interesting and different. I had let the tour operator know it was my husband's birthday and Patrick arranged a special drink at the start and end of the tour. We had informed them we are all vegetarian and he checked what we could eat and instead of appetizers we had a delicious meal at the final brewery. This was a great way to spend…”
At Beer Point in central Prague, you receive an interactive NFC card loaded with beer credit. Read about 14 Czech beers in your language, rinse your glass, and pour anything from a tiny sample to a larger serving. Spend leftover credit on pub food, cider, cocktails, or beer souvenirs.
“Great experience pairing different beer types with food at the eatery. Good choice of beer and craft beer.”
Start at the Charles IV statue by Charles Bridge and walk into Prague’s Old Town, stopping at two pubs for Czech beer and at a restaurant near Old Town Square for a one-course dinner. Guides speak English or German, and past guides have included Anna, Michaela, Brigitta, Aniska, and Michal Vesely.
“The best part was a basic walking tour as we travelled from PUB to PUB. We also got a lot of information having a beer at each pub with our guide. A nice way to see Prague”
At Prague’s Czech Beer Museum on Husova Street, you’ll follow a self-guided route through Czech brewing history, then taste three Czech beers in a cellar setting. You may also pour your own beer and make a labeled bottle to take home. Plan about 75 minutes, with all displays presented in English.
“It was a self guided tour so it can be paced. There is not much to see honestly. They give 4 beers at the end of it which was really good. I think its good if you like beer. I also got to bottle a beer and name it.... Come prepared with nice funny names.”
Meet near Prague’s Old Town Square for seven 0.2-liter Czech beer samples, cheese, crackers, and a guided lesson on brewing, beer history, and tasting. Guides including Steve, Philip, Paul, and Thomas bring different styles, from polished and informative to loud and comic. The central meeting point is handy, but directions need care.
“Steve our beer tasting tour guide was great. Learned a lot and enjoyed many laughs along the way. Sample sizes for each of the 7 beers were healthy pours.”
Spend about four hours with a private English-speaking guide such as Vojta, Johanka, Martin, or Guillaume, sampling four Czech beers and three shared tapas. Start at Wenceslas Square, then follow local pubs through New Town and Vinohrady, with hotel pickup, transit tickets, and a Prague map included.
“This is a great way to see some of the less traveled parts of Prague, and drink some top notch beers! Vojta was an absolutely fantastic guide, and knows the art and science behind beer making. I would highly recommend putting this on the list of things to do while in Prague.”
Spend about 1 hour 50 minutes at Pilsner Urquell Brewery in Pilsen. Ride a brewery bus, see bottling lines, compare three brew houses, learn the 1842 story, and finish with unfiltered beer from wooden barrels in cellars kept near 5°C. Guides such as Patricia add history and humor.
“Great history and very informative. Tour was well paced and beer at the end was fabulous. Restaurant on site is really good.”
Spend about three and a half hours with a Czech beer professional, visiting three beer spots in Prague’s Karlín area, including an operating microbrewery. Taste different craft styles, pair them with marinated cheese, sausage, and pork-fat spread, and learn brewing basics, pub customs, and useful Czech beer phrases. Groups are capped at 14.
“We had an awesome time on our Prague Craft Beer Tour. Our guide, Martin, made it a ton of fun…he was knowledgeable and funny, and showed us places in Prague that we normally would not have thought to go to. It felt more like hanging out with an old friend rather that being on a tour. I would definitely recommend this to anyone whether you like beer or not!”
Spend an afternoon with a local guide such as Tomas, Paul, Steve, or Sara, visiting three Prague beer institutions. You will taste several Czech styles, including a dark beer at U Fleků and samples at Pivovarský dům Benedict, while walking and riding the tram through the Old Town.
“- Leider nicht unseren Vorstellungen entsprechend - Unpassender Guide - Bier trinken statt Bier degustieren - Keine Begutachtung der Brauereien bezüglich Bierherstellung”
Start in Malá Strana with a short safety lesson, then glide through quiet parks and Prague’s hilltop districts. You’ll see castle views, Strahov Monastery, historic breweries, and hidden corners often missed on foot. Choose a 1, 2, or 3-hour route, with beer stops included only on the 3-hour private tour.
“Passing through Prague I found that segways are still alive. Yes, its legal there! Sebastian, my guide was awesome. It was definitely Segway Fun tour with beer in the monk's brewery.”
Pick a castle, a cellar or a day out of Prague.
