Prague Beer Tour & Czech Beer Museum

The Prague Beer Tour and Czech Beer Museum is a three-hour guided walking tour through the historic centre of Prague, combining pub visits, a sit-down dinner, and entry to the Czech Beer Museum. The Czech Republic holds one of the highest rates of beer consumption per capita in the world, and this tour puts that culture in context, moving between some of the city's oldest pubs with a guide who covers the history, brewing traditions, and folklore behind Czech lager. The tour departs from Křižovnické náměstí, a square on the bank of the Vltava close to Charles Bridge, placing it at the heart of Prague's Old Town.

Over the course of the evening, guests visit several pubs on foot, hearing stories about Czech drinking customs and the country's long relationship with bottom-fermented lager, a style largely developed in Bohemia. A full dinner is included alongside three drinks, with beer, wine, and soft drinks available, so the tour works for non-drinkers too. After the walking portion, tickets include admission to the Czech Beer Museum, where visitors can explore exhibits on brewing history, pub culture, and the regional varieties that have shaped Czech beer. The tour is not wheelchair accessible, and the cancellation policy is date-based, so check your booking confirmation for the specific cut-off.