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Prague Food Tour
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Prague: Cycle Boat Beer Tour & Charles Bridge ViewsYou pedal a floating beer bike down the Vltava River while a barkeeper keeps unlimited Czech beer flowing. Charles Bridge and Prague Castle pass by at water level as your group sets the pace over two to three hours. Includes the cycle boat, all drinks, and pizza if needed — no separate entry fees or transport to arrange.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants to see Prague's main sights without walking tours or separate entry fees, and you're comfortable pedaling together for a few hours — the pedaling is what makes the whole thing work, and it's also what keeps the experience social and memorable instead of passive.
Prague: Beer Bath & Unlimited Bernard Beer SpaYou soak in a private beer tub for thirty minutes while drinking unlimited Bernard beer, then rest on a heated bed for another thirty. The experience includes Czech snacks and a souvenir bottle; add a twenty-minute massage if you want deeper muscle work. Plan for about an hour, or ninety minutes with the massage, and skip the shower afterward to let the treatment set.Is it for me?Right for travelers curious about Czech wellness traditions and willing to try something genuinely unusual. The hour-long soak is passive and meditative—no fitness required—though the cardiovascular caution means checking in with staff if you have heart concerns.
Prague: Pilsner Urquell Beer Pouring Class & Tapster AcademyYou’ll step behind the bar in Prague for a hands-on Pilsner Urquell beer pouring class, learning three Czech styles from friendly tapsters. Taste each pour (yes, they really are different), laugh at your first attempts, and leave with your own named bottle plus a little certificate—maybe even a new favorite way to drink beer.
Prague: Czech Beer Tasting Tour with Local Brews & SnacksYou’ll settle into a cozy Prague bar for a guided Czech beer tasting tour, sampling seven unique local brews with classic snacks on the side. Your local guide shares stories behind each pour while you learn how to taste like a pro—and maybe stumble on your new favorite lager or porter along the way.
Prague Beer Bath Spa: Private Oak Tub & Unlimited Bernard BeerYou’ll slip into a private oak tub filled with warm Czech hops and malt, sipping unlimited Bernard craft beer while whirlpool jets swirl around you. After your soak, stretch out on a wheat straw bed by the fireplace with salty snacks at hand. Expect laughter, quiet moments, and skin that feels softer than you’d guess — it lingers longer than you’d think.
Prague: Czech Beer Tasting with 7 Local Brews & CheeseYou'll taste seven Czech beers from established breweries and Prague microbreweries, guided by a local beer master who explains tasting technique and beer history. Cheese and crackers keep your palate fresh between pours. The 1.5-hour session is small-group only, so the guide can pace it to your level and answer real questions as they come up.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Czech beer culture beyond just ordering a pint — the beer master teaches you how to taste properly, and the mix of established breweries and microbreweries means you'll taste real range in 90 minutes without spending the whole day on it.
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Prague Food & Beer Tour: Brewery Boat, Café Louvre, Jewish QuarterYou’ll float down the Vltava sipping fresh microbrews on a brewery boat before wandering Old Town’s narrow streets for kolaches and gingerbread straight from local bakers. Stories from your guide bring Prague’s Jewish Quarter alive, then you’ll settle in for classic svíčková at Café Louvre and finish with warm strudel. It’s food as memory—you’ll carry those flavors home.
Prague Beer Discovery: Czech Craft Beers & Hidden PubsYou 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.Is it for me?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.
Prague: Mozart Concert & 3-Course Dinner in Historic BallroomYou arrive at the Boccaccio Ballroom in Old Town Prague for an evening that mixes live Mozart with a three-course dinner. Two opera singers and five musicians perform three 20-minute sets in period costume, with courses served in the breaks between. A welcome drink is included, the dress code is smart casual, and you don't have to arrange transport or worry about finding a concert venue — it's all in one protected historical room that's been there longer than most of the city's tourists have been alive.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full evening of live classical music and dinner without arranging two separate reservations or navigating between venues — everything happens in one ballroom, which is what makes the pacing work and keeps the night feeling like a single experience rather than a checklist.
Prague: Night Food & Drinks Tour with Slivovitz & Alchemy BarYou’ll taste warm Czech goulash near Charles Bridge, sip smoky cocktails at Prague’s Museum of Alchemists, and wander Malá Strana as night falls. With each stop — from slivovitz tastings to cozy cafes — you’ll get stories from locals and flavors you probably won’t forget soon. It’s more than just eating; it’s feeling Prague breathe after dark.
Prague: Food Tour with Tastings & Local Chefs in Malá StranaYou’ll wander Malá Strana with a small group and taste Czech food you probably can’t pronounce (yet). Expect stories from local chefs, pours of wine or beer in cozy bars, and plenty of laughs with your guide. By the end, you’ll know where to eat next time — or at least how to order dessert without blushing.
Prague Castle Side: Food & Beer Walking Tour with FoundersYou’ll wander Prague’s castle side with Jakub or Ondra—sharing monastery beers, sampling Czech dishes over lunch, and hearing stories that make old streets feel personal. From panoramic views at Bellavista to painting layers on the Lennon Wall, you’ll see both famous sights and quieter corners most tours skip. It’s relaxed, full of small surprises—and leaves you feeling like you’ve really met the city.
Prague: Wine Tasting & Walking Tour at 4pmYou walk through Prague's old streets for ninety minutes with a guide who covers the city's history and Czech wine production, then spend an hour tasting local wines and eating cheese and ham in a traditional vinoteka. The minimum group size is four people, and the operator will confirm before your date if the booking falls short.Is it for me?Right for travelers with an evening free who want to understand Prague's layout and Czech wine culture without arranging their own route or tastings. The 4pm start means you keep your morning flexible, and the small group size — minimum four — keeps the pace conversational rather than rushed.
Prague: Old Town Pub Walk & Traditional Czech Dinner TourYou’ll wander Prague’s Old Town with a local guide, stopping at three different pubs for classic Czech beer and a traditional dinner. Hear stories you won’t find in guidebooks, taste dishes like svíčková, and get real tips on where locals hang out. By night’s end you’ll feel part of Prague’s everyday rhythm—maybe even pick up a word or two.
Prague: Hidden Vineyards Private Tour & Wine TastingYou're driven to three hidden Prague vineyard sites — Grébovka terraces, the Botanical Garden, and a wine house terrace — with a licensed guide pouring Czech sekt and explaining wine history as you walk. Cheese and charcuterie pairings are included, and your hotel pickup and return are handled, so you show up and taste.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand Czech wine culture and see Prague's quieter neighborhoods without arranging transport or navigating between sites yourself. The private format and licensed guide mean you're learning as you taste, not just collecting glasses.
Prague: Czech Beer & Tapas Tour in Local Pubs with PickupYou’ll taste unique Czech beers in Prague’s local pubs—not just sample them but learn how locals drink and toast together. With a friendly guide handling all the details (pickup included), you’ll try Czech tapas family-style and wander neighborhoods most tourists miss. Expect laughter, new flavors, and maybe even a few words of Czech you’ll remember long after.
Prague: Czech Cooking Class with Grandma’s Recipes & WineYou’ll cook classic Czech recipes in a historic Prague kitchen with friendly locals who treat you like family. Expect hands-on lessons, stories behind each dish, homemade pickles and dessert—and plenty of laughter over shared plates and local wine.
Prague: Czech Folklore Dinner Show & Unlimited DrinksYou’ll be welcomed in Prague with a mead toast before diving into lively folk music, dancing (if you want!), and a generous 4-course Czech dinner with unlimited drinks. Expect laughter with locals, plenty of chances to join in or just watch, plus special menus for all diets—leaving you full in more ways than one.
Prague Christmas Markets Tour: Cookies, Mulled Wine & Local StoriesYou’ll walk Prague’s festive streets with a local guide, tasting traditional Czech Christmas cookies and sipping mulled wine at lively markets—from Old Town Square to cozy neighborhood spots. Hear quirky stories about Czech holiday traditions and browse handmade crafts while soaking up real local spirit. Expect laughter, warmth, and memories that linger long after you’ve left.
Prague: Food tour with local guide & 10 tastingsYou’ll taste your way through Prague with a local guide by your side — sampling fresh pastries at an independent bakery, savoring smoked cheese at the farmer’s market, trying open sandwiches and sausage, then ending up in a park overlooking the castle with traditional cake and beer. It’s more than just eating; it’s sharing stories you’ll remember long after you leave.
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Bohemian & Saxon Switzerland: Tisa Rocks Hike & Czech Brewery Day TripYou’ll hike among the surreal Tisa Rocks where Narnia was filmed, sample six local beers at a historic Czech brewery (with lunch), and walk above Elbe Canyon on Bastei Bridge—all with a local guide and easy pickup from Prague. It’s a day of wild landscapes, good food, unexpected laughter, and those small moments you’ll remember long after you’re home.
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