Prague Beer Discovery: Czech Craft Beers & Hidden Pubs

The Sound of Clinking Glasses in Prague's Oldest Pubs

You walk through Prague's Old Town and New Town with a local Beer Sommelier, stopping at three hidden pubs to taste four craft beers and learn Czech beer culture and ordering etiquette. Public transport, a digital beer map, and wine or non-alcoholic alternatives at each stop are included. The evening ends with practical knowledge of where to drink well for the rest of your visit.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Prague's beer culture

• Meet guide by Franz Kafka statue
• Visit first beer location in New Town
• Tour two more beer venues in New Town
• Receive digital Beer Map and local tips

The Experience

The first thing you notice when you step into one of these places is the noise — not loud, but layered. Conversation in Czech, the clink of glasses, someone ordering at the bar in a language you don't speak yet. You meet your guide by the Franz Kafka statue in the New Town, and within minutes you're walking narrow streets that have looked almost the same for centuries, heading toward your first beer stop. The route takes you through the historical heart of Prague — the New Town was founded in the 14th century, and you pass landmarks without needing to stop and stare at them, which somehow makes them feel more real.

Your Beer Sommelier guide knows which pubs tourists never find, and more importantly, how to order in Czech without butchering it. You'll taste four craft beers across the evening — about 1.5 liters total — and at each stop you can swap a beer for wine or a non-alcoholic drink if that's what you want. The guide teaches you the local etiquette: how to ask for beer properly, how the staff expects you to behave, what the unwritten rules are. It's not pretentious; it's practical. You learn why beer matters so much to Czech culture, and by the end of the night you've picked up enough phrases and context that ordering a beer on your own doesn't feel like a guess anymore.

You get a digital map of Prague's best beer places before you leave, which means the tour doesn't end when the guide does — it's the start of knowing where to go for the rest of your stay. Public transport is included if the route needs it, so you're not paying extra or figuring out the tram system on your own. The whole thing moves at a walking pace through streets you'll recognize later when you're wandering on your own, which is the kind of tour that sticks with you.

What’s included

Your evening includes four craft beers (or wine and non-alcoholic alternatives at each stop), tickets for public transport if needed, a digital map of Prague's best beer venues, and instruction in Czech beer etiquette and ordering phrases from your local Beer Sommelier guide.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Prague Beer Guides

Is this one for you?Book this if you want to drink well in Prague without spending the night researching which pubs matter — the guide and the digital map do that work, and you leave knowing how to order like a local for the rest of your trip.

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Top questions

What if I don't drink beer?

At each stop you can order a glass of wine or a non-alcoholic beverage instead of beer.

Is public transport included?

Yes, tickets for public transport are included if the route requires them.

Where do you meet the guide?

You meet by the Franz Kafka statue in the New Town of Prague.

What do you get at the end of the tour?

You receive a digital map of the best beer places in Prague and tips on other local spots to visit during your stay.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible and public transportation options are wheelchair accessible.

Can I bring children or infants?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, and service animals are allowed.

How many beers do you taste?

You taste four craft beers across the three stops, totaling about 1.5 liters.