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Experience Czech beer culture with a guided tasting of 8 craft beers and a behind-the-scenes brewery tour in Prague for $32. Duration varies from 1 to 2.5 hours.

This Prague beer experience offers a fascinating look into Czech brewing traditions combined with the chance to sample some of the country’s best craft beers. For $32 per person, participants enjoy a guided tasting of 8 unique beers and an insider brewery tour that reveals the secrets of traditional beer-making. The tour lasts between 1 and 2.5 hours, with flexible starting times, making it suitable for a range of schedules.
The journey begins at Jená, where you’ll meet your live English-speaking guide. The tour is designed to be both educational and fun, perfect for beer lovers and culture enthusiasts alike. While food isn’t included, the tour’s highlights—such as exploring Czech beer etiquette and discovering the history behind the local brewing scene—ensure a memorable experience.
What makes this tour stand out is the combination of sampling eight different beers and gaining behind-the-scenes insight into a working brewery. The expert guide, praised for their knowledge and engaging style, enhances every aspect of the experience. It’s an excellent choice for those wanting to learn about Czech beer culture without a large time commitment or high cost.
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The tour kicks off at Jená, where your guide greets you at the tram station. This meeting point is convenient for travelers staying in or near the city center. From there, the group proceeds on foot to explore various significant sites and stops. The walks between stops are brief, around 5 minutes each, making the tour manageable even for those with limited mobility.
Starting at Jená ensures a relaxed pace, allowing ample time for tasting and sightseeing. The meeting point sets a friendly tone, with the guide ready to share insights about Prague’s brewing history from the very beginning.

One of the stops involves passing by the Memorial Operation Anthropoid, a site of historical significance in Prague. While this stop is primarily for photo-taking and sightseeing, it offers an opportunity to understand part of the city’s rich past. The tour moves on quickly from this site—roughly 10 minutes—so it’s a brief yet meaningful addition to the experience.
This stop adds a cultural layer to the tour, connecting Prague’s history with its beer culture, which has been intertwined for centuries.

The first major activity is a guided tasting of 8 different beers. Each beer is served in about 9cl glasses, giving a generous taste of a variety of styles and flavors. This part of the tour is designed to explore Czech brewing artistry and help participants become familiar with different beer styles.
The guides explain the nuances of each beer, including their ingredients and brewing techniques. This is where the tour earns high praise for knowledgeable hosts who make the tasting both educational and enjoyable. You’ll learn about Czech beer etiquette and how much beer the average Czech drinks per year, adding a cultural context to the tasting.
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The highlight of the tour is the brewery visit at Pivovarský dm Benedict, which lasts around 1 hour. Here, participants get a behind-the-scenes look at a working brewery. The brewing experts demonstrate traditional techniques, the equipment used, and the craftsmanship involved in beer production.
This stop offers an authentic glimpse into Czech brewing traditions. It’s a great opportunity to see how freshly brewed beers are created, adding depth to the tasting experience and satisfying curiosity about beer-making processes.
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The tour includes a 10-minute photo stop at the New Town Hall. While primarily a sightseeing point, this location enriches the experience by situating the beer exploration within Prague’s historic cityscape. Passersby can admire the architecture and learn a bit about the city’s urban development.
This stop is brief but provides a visual contrast to the brewery visits, connecting local history with Czech beer culture.

The tour concludes with around 1 hour at Pivovarská restaurace Sladovna, where local snacks and regional food are offered alongside more beer tasting. This is a perfect chance to pair beers with regional flavors and enjoy a relaxed meal in a cozy setting.
Participants can sample fresh beers and regional food specialities, providing a fuller appreciation of Czech cuisine paired with their drinks. The restaurant’s ambiance complements the beer-focused theme, making it an ideal spot to unwind after a day of exploration.

After the food tasting, the group walks back to Jená, where the tour began. The entire experience is designed to wrap up comfortably, leaving participants with new knowledge and tastings to remember. The walks involved are light, and the final location is conveniently close to the initial meeting point.
This structured ending ensures a smooth conclusion to the tour, with options for further exploration in Prague if desired.

The tour offers a private group option, making it customizable for larger groups or special occasions. The English-speaking guide is praised for their expertise and engaging personality. The tour is wheelchair accessible, broadening its appeal.
Flexible starting times are available, with durations from 1 to 2.5 hours. If travelers need to cancel, they can do so up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, adding to the ease of booking.
This experience suits adults over 18 who are interested in beer culture, history, or local Prague sights. It’s ideal for those wanting a short, affordable, and educational activity that combines tasting, sightseeing, and learning. The inclusion of a brewery tour makes it especially appealing to beer enthusiasts who want to understand traditional brewing techniques firsthand.
For $32, this tour offers a well-rounded introduction to Czech beer in a compact, engaging format. The combination of 8 beer tastings, a brewery tour, and sightseeing stops provides a balanced experience that’s both fun and educational. The knowledgeable guide and authentic brewery visit are standout features praised in reviews.
While food isn’t included, the regional snacks at the end help round out the experience. The tour’s flexible timing, wheelchair accessibility, and private group options make it adaptable for different travelers. It’s a recommendable choice for anyone curious about Czech beer traditions or seeking a cost-effective activity in Prague.
“Wonderful! Ramin was a great host, and then we did the brewery tour which was also exemplary service”
Is food included in this tour?
No, food is not included unless you choose the option with the brewery tour and food tasting at Pivovarská restaurace Sladovna.
How many beers are tasted during the tour?
Participants sample 8 beers in the guided tasting, with an option to taste 10 beers if upgrading to the beer tasting and brewery tour.
How long does the tour last?
The duration varies from 1 to 2.5 hours, depending on the chosen option and pace of the group.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins and ends at Jená, with walking included between stops.
Is this tour suitable for children?
No, it is not suitable for children under 18 years.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are drinks served at every stop?
Yes, the main stops involve beer tastings and, at the final stop, regional food and beer pairings.
Is this a private group experience?
Yes, a private group option is available upon request.
What makes this tour special?
The combination of authentic brewery visits, expert guides, and tastings of traditional Czech beers creates a memorable and educational experience in Prague.