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Discover Prague's local beer scene with a small-group pub crawl including three pubs, a traditional Czech dinner, and expert guides in a 3-hour evening tour.

The Small-Group Local Pubs Walking Tour and Traditional Czech Dinner offers an engaging way to experience Prague’s lively pub culture. Priced at $72.10 per person, this 3-hour evening experience takes you through three different pubs in the heart of the Old Town, providing a perfect blend of local beer tasting and authentic Czech food. The tour is operated by Fun in Prague, s.r.o., with a maximum group size of 25, ensuring a personal and friendly atmosphere.
This tour is especially suited for couples, friends, or solo travelers who enjoy beer, history, and good conversation. The knowledgeable guides share interesting stories about the pubs, beers, and city’s history, making it more than just a tasting. While the 3-hour duration offers a relaxed pace, it’s important to note that the tour involves walking through the city, so comfortable footwear is recommended.

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The tour begins at the centrally located Kiovnické náměstí in Prague’s Old Town, a busy spot near public transportation. From here, the guide leads you on a scenic walk through some of the most picturesque parts of the city’s historic center, setting the tone for an authentic Prague experience. The meeting point’s central location makes it easy to find and convenient for most travelers.
The group size is capped at 25 people, which helps keep the atmosphere intimate and engaging. As the tour is conducted on foot, a moderate level of mobility is recommended, but no strenuous activity is involved. The walk through Old Town offers a chance to admire Prague’s medieval architecture and charming streets.

The core of this tour is the visit to three different pubs. Each pub offers a unique ambiance, reflecting Prague’s local beer culture. The stops are carefully chosen to showcase traditional Czech pubs that are beloved by locals rather than tourist traps.
At each stop, guests enjoy one Czech beer and a typical pub dinner, which may include local specialties. The guide shares insights into each pub’s history, brewing traditions, and what makes Czech beer famous worldwide. The small group size enhances interaction, making the experience more personal compared to larger tours.
Some stops are known for their historic charm and local clientele, creating an authentic and lively atmosphere. The crowded pubs can sometimes mean limited seating, so arriving early or being flexible helps maximize enjoyment.

Guides like April, Tomas, and Linda are highlighted for their friendly demeanor and vast knowledge. They tell stories about Prague’s beer history, local culture, and current city life, making the tour both educational and entertaining.
Many reviews praise guides for their approachability and ability to share interesting facts, which enhances the overall experience. Guides also provide travel tips and recommendations for the rest of your stay in Prague, adding value beyond the tour.
While most guides receive high praise, some reviews mention that guides like Matthew may occasionally be late or less informative about food and beer details. Nevertheless, the majority of guides are appreciated for their enthusiasm and storytelling skills.

The beer tasting component is a major highlight, with three different Czech beers included in the price. Guests can expect a variety of local brews—from light lagers to darker ales—each explained by the guide’s background stories.
The traditional Czech dinner complements the drinks, with options that may include local specialties. The dinner is generally well-received, with many reviewers mentioning the quality and flavor of the food. Vegetarian options are available if requested in advance, ensuring dietary preferences are accommodated.
Some stops feature local dishes, offering a taste of Czech culinary traditions. The combination of beer and hearty food provides a genuine local experience, making it ideal for those interested in cultural cuisine.
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The tour’s route takes you through the most picturesque parts of Prague’s city center, including Stare Mesto (Old Town). The walk offers a chance to enjoy medieval architecture, narrow cobblestone streets, and historic landmarks.
The Old Town Bridge Tower, where the tour starts, is a notable landmark that provides a striking backdrop for your beginning. As you stroll, the guide points out interesting sights and hidden gems in the city’s historic core**.
This scenic walk not only enhances the experience but also helps guests digest the beer and food in a relaxed atmosphere. It’s suitable for those who appreciate urban exploration combined with culinary delights.

The tour requires about 3 hours, making it a convenient way to spend an evening. The meeting point at Kiovnické náměstí ensures easy access via public transportation.
The maximum group size of 25 travelers ensures a personalized experience without the overwhelm of larger groups. Since the tour is on foot, comfortable shoes are recommended, especially for walking through cobblestone streets.
Guests must be 18 years or older to participate, aligning with the legal drinking age in Czechia. Vegetarian options are available upon request, catering to dietary preferences.

This pub walk stands out for its small-group format, local pub visits, and authentic Czech dinner. Its focus on local establishments provides a more genuine experience compared to tourist-heavy venues.
Other tours like The Best of Prague or Medieval Dining Experiences may include different themes or venues, but this tour emphasizes beer culture and city ambiance with guides who are both friendly and knowledgeable.
The cost of $72.10 reflects the inclusion of three beers and the dinner, offering good value given the personalized service and local insights.
Some reviews mention that guides like Matthew may be less engaged or late, and that pub crowdedness can sometimes limit seating. Also, the food quality at one stop was described as just okay by some, indicating that the dining experience may vary.
Tickets should be canceled at least 24 hours in advance for a full refund, which offers flexibility if plans change. The tour is most suitable for those who enjoy walking, beer tasting, and socializing in lively venues.
This small-group tour offers an excellent way to immerse in Prague’s beer and culinary scene. The guides’ storytelling about local beer history and city life enhances the experience, making it more memorable.
The three pub visits are well-chosen, and the dinner adds a satisfying culinary touch. For anyone interested in authentic Czech culture, especially beer lovers, this tour provides a balanced mix of history, flavor, and social fun.
If you appreciate local beers, enjoy walking tours with friendly guides, and want to try traditional Czech dishes, this experience fits well. It’s perfect for solo travelers seeking social interactions, couples looking for a relaxed evening, or friends wanting to share a lively, authentic night out.
While some may find the dinner portion variable in quality, the overall experience delivers great value with informative guides and delicious beer samples.
“If you love beer, especially beer history and facts, this is time well spent (cant say that often about activities involving beer drinking!). Leo …”
What is included in the tour price?
The tour price includes three drinks at different pubs and a traditional Czech dinner. The guide’s services are also part of the package.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours, providing a relaxed pace to enjoy the pubs, food, and city walk.
Where does the tour start and end?
It starts at Kiovnické náměstí in Prague’s Old Town and ends in the city center, near the initial meeting point.
Are vegetarian options available?
Yes, a vegetarian option can be provided if requested at the time of booking.
Is this tour suitable for non-drinkers?
Since the tour involves beer tasting, non-drinkers may find it less suitable, but they can still enjoy the food and city walk.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance are non-refundable.
What is the group size?
The maximum number of travelers is 25, ensuring a small-group atmosphere.
Are guides knowledgeable about Prague’s history?
Yes, the guides are praised for their friendly demeanor and extensive knowledge about local beer culture, history, and city tips.
Is the tour family-friendly?
The minimum age is 18, so it’s suitable for adults interested in Prague’s beer and culinary scene.
What should I wear?
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the tour involves city walking through cobblestone streets.
How do I book this tour?
Bookings are made online, and guests are advised to do so 49 days in advance, as the tour tends to fill up quickly.
This Small-Group Local Pubs Walking Tour and Traditional Czech Dinner offers a genuine taste of Prague’s beer tradition and historic charm. With friendly guides, delicious food, and an authentic setting, it remains a top choice for those seeking an immersive local experience.