Prague: Castle Side Breweries & Pubs Guided Tour + Tram Ticket

Additional Information & Description

Prague’s Castle Side breweries and pubs put Czech beer culture at the heart of a guided outing around Prague Castle and Malá Strana. Along the route, views of the city’s historical center give the tour a setting beyond the bar, connecting the drinks with the part of Prague you explore.

Taste different Czech beer styles

The included beer tasting introduces several styles, with Pilsner Urquell among the named highlights. The world’s first Pilsner gives you a specific reference point as you sample the selection and hear about Czech beer history. Your guide also explains the brewing process, adding context to what is in your glass rather than leaving the visit at tasting alone. The emphasis is on learning through the beers themselves, with explanations alongside the samples.

A monastery microbrewery and traditional pub culture

A visit to a celebrated microbrewery within a historic monastery complex brings a distinctive stop to the route. Traditional pub settings provide another part of the experience: a chance to learn about Czech pub culture where it is practiced. Local snacks are included, and the tour introduces traditional Czech bites that accompany the drinks. Food is part of the tasting experience here, not a separate restaurant visit.

Local guidance in English

A local tour guide leads the outing in English, sharing an insider’s perspective on Prague’s brewing scene. Allow 3 hours and 15 minutes for the visit. That time is devoted to a guided brewery-and-pub tour, with the guide bringing together the different stops and their stories. You follow a hosted route rather than visiting a single brewery independently.

Arrival, tram ticket and digital access

Arrive at Mostecka 4 ten minutes before the start. A tram ticket is included; other transportation is excluded. Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted, so you can present your ticket on your phone. The advance-arrival allowance is separate from the tour duration, so factor those ten minutes into your plans for reaching the starting point.