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Discover Czech brewing and glassmaking with this 8-hour tour visiting the Pilsner Urquell Brewery and Nizbor Crystal Factory, including lunch and guided tours.

The tour begins at the Pilsner Urquell Brewery, a name synonymous with the Czech Republic’s most famous Pilsner. Founded in 1842, this brewery produces what is widely regarded as the world’s best Pilsner. Visitors walk through the brewery’s museum, where the 150-year history of brewing is on display, providing insights into the brewing process and the brewery’s evolution over time.
The brewery tour is comprehensive, allowing visitors to see the brewing facilities firsthand. This visit is particularly appealing for those interested in beer production, and the experience is enhanced by knowledgeable guides explaining how the beer is crafted. The tour emphasizes the importance of Pilsner Urquell in Czech culture and the global beer scene.
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After the brewery tour, the tour group enjoys a lunch at the restaurant U Salzmann in Pilsen. The menu offers several options, including vegetarian dishes, and includes one drink as part of the package. This meal provides a relaxing break and a chance to discuss the morning’s experiences before heading to the next highlight of the day.

Following lunch, the journey continues to Nizbor, a charming town on the Berounka River. Here, travelers visit the Rückl Crystal Factory, one of the most well-known glass factories in the Czech Republic. The guided tour of the factory reveals the crystal production process, showcasing craftsmanship that has made Rückl Crystal famous.
Visitors enjoy discounts on purchases at the factory, making it a good opportunity to buy unique glassware or souvenirs. The tour provides a detailed look at how crystal glass is made, from raw materials to finished products, offering insight into this traditional Czech craft.

The tour departs from Revoluní 767/25, Staré Msto, Prague, and does not include hotel pick-up or drop-off. It is designed as a small group experience to ensure personalized attention and compliance with health regulations. The duration is approximately 8 hours, with starting times available upon checking, so flexibility is possible.
The group size can be private (up to 6 participants) with a guide and driver, or shared, depending on booking options. The guide offers commentary in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Italian, Russian, and Spanish, making it accessible for international visitors.
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Participants are advised to wear comfortable shoes since there will be walking at both the brewery and glass factory. The tour includes entrance fees for both attractions, plus lunch and a drink. It is important to note that pets are not allowed, and the tour may be canceled or rescheduled if the minimum group size of 3 is not met.
For safety, travelers should cover their nose and mouth with a mask or scarf and bring gloves if needed, due to health regulations. The tour offers full refunds if canceled more than 24 hours in advance.
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The 3.9 out of 5 rating from 31 reviews indicates a generally positive reception. Comments highlight the entertaining and engaging guides, with one review mentioning that even in English, the guide made the experience enjoyable. The brewery tour is frequently noted as worthwhile, with some reviews mentioning tours were in German or Czech depending on language options, which might matter for non-German speakers.
The glass factory visit garners praise for its visual interest and shop discounts. The combined visit offers a well-rounded look at two iconic Czech products: beer and crystal, making it particularly suitable for those interested in Czech craftsmanship and culture.
This 8-hour day trip provides a comprehensive look at some of the Czech Republic’s most famous exports: Pilsner beer and crystal glassware. The tour balances educational experiences, like the brewery and glass factory tours, with relaxing moments such as lunch and the scenic town of Nizbor.
While the rating suggests some variability in the experience, the value for money appears strong, especially considering the included entrance fees, guided tours, and lunch. This tour is ideal for beer enthusiasts, craft lovers, and anyone curious about Czech tradition.
However, travelers should be prepared for walking and health safety measures. Since the tour doesn’t include hotel transfers, it’s best suited for those staying centrally in Prague. Overall, it’s a solid choice for a day dedicated to exploring Czech craftsmanship in a relaxed, guided environment.
“Aunque la excursión fue en inglés, Víctor nos hizo que la excursión fuera entretenida y muy bien.”
What is included in the tour price?
The tour includes entrance fees to the Pilsner Urquell Brewery and Nizbor Glass Factory, a guided tour, lunch with one drink, and an expert guide.
How long does the tour last?
The tour duration is approximately 8 hours, with flexible starting times depending on availability.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at Revoluní 767/25, Staré Msto, Prague and ends back at the same location.
Is transportation provided?
No, hotel pick-up and drop-off are not included. Participants meet at the designated meeting point.
Are there options for private groups?
Yes, there is a private option with a guide and driver for up to 6 participants.
Can children participate?
Yes, children 10 years old and under are eligible for child pricing.
What languages are available for the tour?
Guides speak English, French, German, Italian, Russian, and Spanish.
What should I bring?
Participants should wear comfortable shoes and bring face coverings if needed for health safety.
Is cancellation possible?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled more than 24 hours in advance.
Is this tour suitable for beer and crystal enthusiasts?
Absolutely—the tour is designed to showcase two of Czech Republic’s most famous products, making it ideal for those interested in craftsmanship and local traditions.