Prague · CRAFT BEER
Every trip has one free day too few. These 10 craft beer tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Spend 210 minutes tasting 11 Czech beers at Pivovarsky Dum, U Fleku, and U Medvidku. Your English-speaking guide, including guides such as Paul, Philip, or Tomas, leads you on foot and by tram through Prague’s New Town, pairing brewing lore with local history.
“With Paul as our guide this tour was amazing. He showed us places that we would never had found on our own. Paul, the history and the beer were all AMAZING! Worth every penny.”
Meet at the Powder Tower at 6 pm for a 3.5-hour guided beer walk through Prague. Local beer professionals such as Martin, Alex, or Jacob lead small groups to three beer venues, including an operating microbrewery, with Czech pub dishes and plenty of beer.
“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 about 3.5 hours walking and riding the tram between three Prague beer institutions. Sample up to 11 Czech beers, including seven flavoured brews at Pivovarský dům Benedict, dark beer at U Fleků, and lager at U Medvídků. Guides such as Tomas, Paul, Steve, and Sara bring beer and city history to life.
“Excellent way to enjoy beer in Prague! The tour included a lesson on the history of beer making, the origin of beer names, and the traditions of beer culture in Prague, all while drinking the local delicacy. We would recommend this to anyone visiting Prague!”
Start near Prague’s Powder Tower at 6 pm and follow guides such as Jacob, Alex, or Martin to five very different beer stops. Taste fresh Czech brews, watch champion pouring, eat beer snacks, and finish at Dva kohouti near tram and metro links in Karlín.
“Jake was terrific! We learned so much about beee and Czech beer in particular. I have never enjoyed beer but I did tonight. Saw parts of the city off the tourist path. . I highly - highly recommend this tour.”
Start with four craft beers and Czech beer customs at Drunken Monkey, continue to Sibeeria Tap Room for three handpicked pours, then finish with Pilsner Urquell and Prague Castle views at Letná Beer Garden. Guides such as Dasha, Tatiana, and Parsa have been praised for their friendly, flexible approach.
“The 2 hosts weee very knowledgeable with some interesting beers to sample. Some weren’t to my taste (but I understand that, as it was a tasting session). Just a shame that we only did 2 venues instead of the 3 advertised.”
Leave Prague by e-bike with guide Martin, follow quiet river paths to Karlstejn Castle, stop in Dobrichovice, then ride through villages and forest to Vserad Brewery for lunch and local beer. A train brings you back to Prague.
“Great ride in a beautiful country. Bike was nice and we'll maintained. Excellent customer service! Route was a great mix of single track, gravel and pavement to connect it all.”
Meet beneath the white and green umbrellas at the Rudolfinum for a 150-minute English walk through Prague’s legends, alchemy, medieval lanes, and rebellion sites. Guides such as Dylan, Laura, Mel, and Lyle have led engaging tours, ending at a Czech craft brewery with a beer tasting.
“Absolutely loved the tour and Dylan, the tour guide, was OUTSTANDING. Recommend this tour 100%.”
Ride an e-bike from Prague’s edge along flat Vltava and Berounka trails to Karlstejn Castle, then continue 12 kilometers through quiet villages to Vseradice. Martin or Christina may guide you in English, with lunch and craft beer included on guided tours.
“Had a lovely day in the countryside, along the river to the castle. Martin had a lot of local knowledge, keeping us informed along the way. Lovely meal of Goulash and potato dumplings at the Micro Brewery and a nice pint of local beer. Leisurely ride back to the train station and then to the mini bus. We would highly recommend this activity.”
Join an English-speaking local guide for three hours of Czech beer tasting in Prague. Sample eight microbrews, visit Sibeeria’s 100-plus-beer taproom, learn to pour a pint, and finish at Letná Beer Garden, weather permitting.
“I recommend this tour for anyone looking for a nice calm and informative tour in Prague. We started out tasting a lot of nice craft beers where we were taught the history of beer then headed around the city to different pubs. Very cool experience!”
Meet at 5:00 pm on Plaská 5 in Malá Strana for 11 Czech craft beers, classic to modern, paired with Czech beer snacks. Hosts may include Daniel, Jirka, or George, each bringing a different style to this 90-minute tasting.
“After showing my TripAdvisor booking barcode to a bemused member of the waiting staff, I handed over my printed copy of the event booking. A senior member of staff then ushered us to a table, where Daniel took us through a huge range of Czech beers, from light to dark. We were given healthy measures of each, and he tasted and drank them with us throughout. The "tasting", which was really interesting, became progressively more raucous with intermittent visits from the other servers, admonishing Daniel for having a good time and urging him to wrap it up and get back to work. Daniel, however, was incredibly entertaining, well-spoken, and we…”
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