Czechia · BREWERIES
6 reviewed
6 brewery tours are covered here. The 6 that follow are where the money goes furthest, each listed with a price, a duration, and the one fact that settles it.
Tour Pilsner Urquell in Plzeň with three brew houses, a modern bottling hall visit, and an unfiltered beer tasting in historic cellars.
“A must DO tour! Absolutely amazing and the tour guide was amazing! You learn a lot about how the beer in being made!”
Self-guided Staropramen Brewery tour in Prague’s Smíchov, ending with a free drink or a 4-beer tasting at the bar.
“Great but could have been a little longer tour. Beer tasting was good though x”
Prague mini-breweries beer tour with Czech appetizers: three microbreweries, 9+ tastings, walking sights, and unlimited pours at the last stop.
“Best Prague beer tasting tour and the guide was amazing, the length of the tour was perfect. Have a nice trip.....”
Segway through Prague for Castle views, Strahov monastery and a brewery stop, with a live English guide and helpful training.
“The equipment and tour operator were timely and appropriate. The individual guide was focused more on his political and theological opinions than history and architecture. We tried to refocus the conversation on history rather than his opinions of our county. He was kind to offer to take our picture with our "fake American smiles" which quite ruined any photographic memories of the excursion. I have booked with Viator 10+ tours in various countries and have not had this kind of bias against US tourism anywhere before. I have not ever left a negative review on a tour but this experience tainted our opinions of Prague from our first day in…”
Tour Plzeň’s preserved 15th-century Brewery Museum and finish with a 0.3-liter Pilsner Urquell beer, plus medieval brewing sights.
“Had a challenge accessing the audio guide (in English). In hindsight, there were adequate signs in English (as well as Czech and German) that I think we didn’t need the audio guide.”
Prague day trip to Bohemian Paradise: hike Prachov Rocks, eat lunch in a 14th-century castle, then tour a craft brewery for beer tastings.
“I highly recommend, Jan was a great guide. The hike was not hard at all. I really enjoyed this activity.”
