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Discover Prague’s beer scene on a 3-hour guided walking tour, visiting four pubs and breweries, tasting local brands, and learning Czech beer history.

The Prague: Castle Side Breweries & Pubs Guided Walking Tour offers an engaging experience within the historic district of Prague, combining beer tasting, local history, and city views. For $55 per person, this 3-hour guided walk takes participants through four carefully selected pubs and breweries, providing a blend of authentic Czech beer culture with scenic views of Prague Castle and Malá Strana. The tour is led by local expert guides in a small group setting, making it ideal for those who want a personalized experience.
This tour emphasizes local beer brands, from the legendary Pilsner Urquell to a micro-brewery inside a monastery complex. While it involves some walking and a tram ride uphill, it offers plenty of beer tastings and insights into Czech brewing traditions. The only consideration is that participants must be of legal drinking age, and the tour does not include hotel transfers. It’s perfect for beer lovers eager to explore Prague’s nightlife and hidden brewing gems.
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The tour begins at One Prague Tour, located near the Malostranske namesti tram stop in the Malá Strana district. A short 5-minute walk from the Charles Bridge takes you to the office inside the Charles Bridge Economic Hostels. From this central location, the guide leads your group on a stroll through historic streets, crossing Mostecka Street to reach the pubs.
Participants should arrive 5-10 minutes early to ensure a punctual start. The meeting point’s central location means you can easily explore other nearby sights before or after the tour.

The core of this tour lies in its stops, where professional guides introduce you to local beer brands and Czech pub culture. The stops include famous breweries like Pilsner Urquell, the original Pilsner, and a micro-brewery inside a monastery complex. Each venue offers a different beer style, giving a broad taste of Czech brewing craftsmanship.
At each stop, you’ll sample one beer—a total of four beers over the course of the tour—paired with traditional Czech snacks designed to complement the drinks. The guide provides context and stories about each beer’s history and significance, enhancing the tasting experience.

One highlight of this tour is the visit to an impressed micro-brewery located inside a monastery. This brewery is acclaimed locally and offers a rare glimpse into craft brewing within a historic religious complex. Tasting beers here provides a distinctive insight into Czech micro-brewery innovations and their integration into traditional settings.
This stop allows visitors to try unique beers you won’t find in typical pubs, making it a memorable part of the experience.
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While enjoying beer tastings, the tour routes through the picturesque streets of Malá Strana, offering stunning views of Prague Castle. The guide also uses a tram ticket to take you uphill, saving energy and providing a convenient way to reach elevated viewpoints.
These scenic pauses give photo opportunities of historic buildings, bridges, and city panoramas. The combination of city views and local breweries makes the tour a well-rounded experience, blending visual beauty with culture.
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The tour is led by local guides known for their enthusiasm and depth of knowledge. The reviews highlight guides like David and Sebastian, who are praised for their energy, storytelling, and beer expertise. They also share practical tips, such as how to use Prague’s trolley system, making the experience both enjoyable and informative.
Guides often take you to lesser-known bars, including a spot where a guide’s grandfather used to hang out, adding a personal and authentic touch to the tour.

This tour operates in small groups, ensuring personalized attention and a relaxed atmosphere. The walking portion is moderate, with some uphill sections via tram, suitable for most fitness levels but needing comfortable footwear. Since the tour ends at the same location where it starts, participants can plan their next steps in Prague easily.
Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so guests should plan to meet at the designated spot. The tour’s flexibility with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance adds peace of mind for travelers with changing plans.

This tour stands out for its focus on authentic local breweries and small pub visits, rather than just touristy beer halls. It offers a balanced mix of tasting, learning, and sightseeing, with 4 beer samples and insights into Czech beer history.
Compared to other tours that might focus solely on beer tasting, this one emphasizes guides’ storytelling and the city’s scenic views, providing a more immersive experience. The inclusion of Czech snacks complements the beers and enhances the pub crawl atmosphere.

This experience is ideal for beer enthusiasts who want a deeper understanding of Czech brewing traditions. Travelers interested in local history and culture will appreciate the stories behind each brewery and the scenic city views. The small group size makes it suitable for those seeking a more personalized and relaxed pace.
It’s best suited for adults of legal drinking age, and those prepared for some walking and uphill sections. While the tour is not suitable for children under 18, families with children under 2 can still attend.
The Prague Castle Side Breweries & Pubs Guided Walking Tour offers a well-rounded glimpse into Czech beer culture, combined with beautiful views and local stories. For $55, participants receive four beer tastings, snacks, and a local guide’s insights—all within a 3-hour window.
The tour’s strength lies in its authenticity and intimate setting. It’s perfect for those who want to enjoy Prague’s nightlife in a small group and learn about Czech brewing traditions firsthand. While some walking is involved, the tram ride uphill and the small group size make it a manageable and enjoyable experience.
“Really nice tour of the Castle side at night. Our guide David was excellent. Enthusiastic and a lot of fun. We got some great views of the city and…”
Is there a minimum age requirement for this tour?
Yes, participants must be 18 or older to enjoy the beer tastings.
Are hotel pickups included?
No, the tour starts at the meeting point in Malá Strana; hotel transfers are not provided.
How many beers are tasted during the tour?
Participants taste 4 beers from different breweries, including a micro-brewery inside a monastery.
Does the tour include food?
Yes, traditional Czech snacks are included to accompany the beers.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours.
Are children allowed on this tour?
Children under 18 cannot participate due to alcohol restrictions, but children under 2 are allowed if accompanied by an adult.
Is the tour suitable for people with limited mobility?
The tour involves some walking and a tram ride uphill, so those with mobility issues should consider this.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
What makes this tour different from other beer tours in Prague?
This tour emphasizes authentic local breweries, small group size, scenic city views, and stories from local guides, offering a more personal and cultural experience.
Is the tour available in languages other than English?
No, the tour is conducted in English.
How do I book this tour?
Reservations are available through the provider, PRAGUEWAY Tours, with options to reserve now and pay later.