Prague: Guided Tour of 3 Breweries with Beer Tastings
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Sample your way through three of Prague’s top microbreweries with a beer master
Explore Prague’s brewing culture on a three-hour guided tour of Pivovarsky Dum, U Fleku and U Medvidku. A beer master introduces traditional and modern brewing techniques as you sample 11 varieties of Czech beer, including light, dark and seasonal styles brewed at the stops. The route travels on foot and by tram through the historic New Town, with live guiding in English.
What's Included
- Guided tour of three of Prague’s most famous microbreweries
- Sample 11 varieties of Czech beer
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Duration: 03:00
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Additional Information & Description
Prague’s brewing culture comes into focus over 11 varieties of Czech beer, with a beer master guiding the tasting. This three-hour tour takes you beyond a single bar and into working microbreweries, where the beer you sample is brewed on the spot. The emphasis is on tasting alongside learning: a local guide connects what is in your glass with the city’s brewing traditions and processes.
Three breweries, distinct approaches
The guided tour visits Pivovarsky Dum, U Fleku and U Medvidku, three of Prague’s most famous microbreweries. Together, the stops introduce traditional and modern brewing techniques rather than presenting Czech beer as a single style. Visiting the places where production happens gives the tasting a concrete setting, with each brewery contributing its own part to the exploration of Prague’s local brewing scene.
From light and dark beers to seasonal brews
The tasting spans traditional light and dark beers as well as seasonal brews. That range gives you more to explore than one familiar type of Czech beer, with successive samples introducing different expressions of the brewing tradition. Your guide explains the brewing process along the way, so the drinks form part of an informed tasting rather than simply a sequence of brewery stops.
A brewing story stretching back centuries
Czech beer has a long history behind it. Evidence places hop growing in the Czech lands as early as 850 A.D., while the first recorded brewing is attributed to Bohemian monks at Břevnov Monastery, near Prague Castle, in 990 A.D. Beer remains deeply embedded in the country’s culture: the Czech Republic has the world’s highest beer consumption per capita. These historical roots give context to the traditions explored during the tour.
Route, language and arrival
The route travels on foot and by tram through Prague’s historic New Town, making movement between breweries part of the visit. Live guiding is in English. Start at Týnská 639, 110 00 Old Town, Czechia. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions about Prague: Guided Tour of 3 Breweries with Beer Tastings
The guided tour visits Pivovarsky Dum, U Fleku and U Medvidku. It includes samples of 11 varieties of Czech beer.
The tasting includes traditional light and dark beers as well as seasonal brews made at the breweries.
The tour lasts three hours.
The route goes on foot and by tram through Prague’s historic New Town.
The live guide speaks English.
Yes. Smartphone tickets are accepted, and tickets are delivered instantly.
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