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Prague Food Tour: Karlin Tastings & Local Drinks with Guide★ 4.98 (3,818) · 4h
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Prague Chimney Cake Making Workshop: Bake Trdelník★ 4.99 (328) · 1h
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Prague Food Tour: 10 Tastings & Astronomical Clock with Locals★ 4.99 (697) · 4h
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✓ 2026-09-29Real price per person across the 31 options: US$ 1.70–US$ 345 (median US$ 100). With 100+ reviews: 21 of 31.
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Private experiences (3)
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.
Private Prague Food Tour with Local Guide & Authentic MealsIf you want to eat like a local in Prague and hear real stories from someone who lives here, this tour is for you. You’ll taste classic Czech dishes, sip local beers, and discover hidden places you’d never find on your own—all while hanging out with a friendly guide who knows every shortcut and secret menu item.
Prague Beer & Food Walk in Dejvice Self GuidedStep off Prague’s busy streets into leafy Dejvice for a self-guided beer and food walk with digital directions. You’ll taste classic pivo, share Czech snacks in real pubs, wander past embassies and villas, and get small stories along the way — all for less than you’d expect. It’s a few hours you’ll remember every time you crave fried cheese or hear Czech laughter.
Up to 2 hours (6)
Prague: Trdelník Chimney Cake Making Workshop & TastingYou'll knead and shape dough, bake your trdelník on a wooden spit, choose a topping, and eat it warm with coffee. The whole workshop runs 60 minutes in a small group, and you leave with the pastry you made and a certificate. No experience required, and the location is walkable from central Prague.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to try something hands-on and leave Prague with a real memory, not just a photo. Sixty minutes is short enough to fit between other plans, and the workshop is central enough that getting there doesn't eat into your day.
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: 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.
Wine Tasting in Krizikova: 25+ Wines, Self-Guided or GuidedA 2-hour wine tasting in a historical cellar in Krizikova where you load a chip card with CZK 900 credit and use wine machines to pour small samples from a rotating selection of 64 wines. A sommelier is available to guide you through the list or answer questions, or you can taste independently with just the wine descriptions provided. Most visitors try 25 or more wines across all key styles and regions.Is it for me?This is a self-guided tasting, so you control the pace and which wines you try—ideal if you want to explore on your own terms rather than follow a set order. If you prefer someone to walk you through the wines and explain each one, the sommelier is there to do that instead; just let them know when you arrive.
Prague: Czech Beer Museum & Bottle Your Own BeerYou taste a welcome beer, tour the museum's exhibits and brewery model, descend into medieval cellars for three more Czech beers in the Beer Chapel, then bottle and label your own beer to take home. The whole experience runs 2 to 3 hours and includes all four tastings plus your bottled souvenir.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Czech beer in the context of how it's made, and you'd rather not piece together a brewery visit and a souvenir on your own—the bottling at the end is what turns a tasting into something you'll actually remember.
2 to 5 hours (18)
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 First Night Food Tour: 4 Local Spots & BeerYou meet at the Municipal House in Old Town and move between four Czech-owned restaurants with a local guide who knows where tourists shouldn't go. You taste beef with dumplings, goulash, and desserts, drink four beers or wines, and finish with specialty coffee and ice cream. Groups stay small, portions are generous, and by the end you know enough about Prague to navigate it alone the next day.Is it for me?Book this if you've just landed and want to eat well your first night without figuring out where to go or what to order — the guide handles the navigation and the menu, which is what lets you actually taste the city instead of spending the evening planning tomorrow.
Prague: Czech Food Tour with 10 Tastings & Local SecretsYou walk through Prague's Lesser Quarter with a local guide, stopping at ten small spots to taste pickled sausage, soup, gingerbread, chlebíčky, craft beer, and wine—all the dishes tourists usually miss because they're eating at the places with the big signs. The guide adjusts for dietary needs in advance, and the pace is slow enough that three hours feels unhurried. Comfortable shoes and an empty stomach are the only real requirements.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way locals do without spending the morning researching restaurants or the afternoon in a tourist trap—the guide handles all three, and you just show up hungry with comfortable shoes.
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: 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: 3 Mini-Breweries Beer Tour & Czech AppetizersYou walk to three Prague mini-breweries over three hours, tasting nine different craft beers and eating traditional Czech appetizers along the way. Your guide shows you the New Town and Old Town sights between stops, and at the final brewery you get unlimited beer to drink at your own pace. The fixed route and timing mean you don't have to figure out which breweries to visit or how to get between them.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Prague's craft beer scene without researching breweries or navigating between them yourself — the guide handles the route, the timing, and the introductions to each place.
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 Food Tour: 5 Local Eateries & Czech Beer TastingYou visit five local Prague restaurants in one afternoon and evening, eating Svíčková, Knedlík, Klobása, Koláč, and finishing with Czech beer and Becherovka. Lunch and dinner are included, your guide explains the tradition behind each dish, and the small-group format means you're actually sitting down to eat, not rushing through a checklist. Book this if you want to eat what Praguers eat without arranging five separate reservations.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat what locals eat without arranging five separate reservations or navigating menus in Czech—the small-group format and fixed stops mean you sit down and actually taste the food instead of rushing through a checklist.
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 Food & Beer Tour with Founders Jakub & OndraYou’ll walk Prague’s Old Town with locals who know every shortcut and story—taste real Czech food, sip fresh beer before noon, and hear legends in quiet courtyards. From crossing Charles Bridge to watching faces at the Astronomical Clock, this tour leaves you feeling like you’ve lived a slice of Prague life.
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: 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 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 Food Tour: Local Neighborhoods & Street SnacksYou walk through Prague's trendiest neighborhoods with a local guide, stopping at family-run bakeries, a former factory cultural space, a farmers market, and a converted military barracks. You eat snacks, lunch, and dinner at each stop, plus coffee and drinks, without arranging transport or figuring out where locals actually eat. The route avoids tourist crowds and covers the city's industrial-turned-cool districts in a single afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real Prague food in neighborhoods where locals actually spend time, without arranging transport or guessing which restaurants are worth the money—the private guide and fixed itinerary handle both.
Prague Craft Beer Tour: 3 microbreweries, local guideA Prague craft beer tour with a local beer sommelier visiting three microbreweries over 3.5 hours, including six different Czech ales and lagers paired with three traditional pub meals. Small groups stay under 14 people, and the guide speaks English, Spanish, French, Czech and two other languages. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Skip the tourist beer halls and discover what actually sets Czech brewing apart—straight from someone who makes it themselves.
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.
Prague: Wine Tasting Walking Tour & Local Vineyard HistoryYou walk through Prague's Old Town with a guide who explains why the city earned its wine reputation, then taste five local wines in a historic wine bar. The selection changes seasonally, the group stays small, and the whole experience takes 2.5 hours. Book with at least one other person, and you're set.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Prague's overlooked wine history and taste what the city actually produces, without spending the afternoon researching vineyards or hunting down a wine bar on your own.
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Prague wine tasting tour: Volcanic vineyards and lunchA 5-hour wine and food tour from Prague explores two working vineyards in the Bohemian Uplands, a landscape of extinct volcanoes with sweeping views. The guide leads tastings of Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, St. Laurent, Müller Thurgau and Gewürztraminer, then lunch at a winery restaurant, and a detour to a 200-year-old Jewish cemetery hidden inside one vineyard. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; groups stay under 6 people. The tour runs in English or German.Is it for me?Book the Small Group Tour if you want the flexibility of a shared departure and the social ease of traveling with other wine lovers; choose the Private VIP Tour if you prefer the vineyard visits and timing shaped entirely around your group's pace and interests.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 30 of the 31 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Prague Food Tour: Karlin Tastings & Local Drinks with Guide is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.98 out of 5 across 3,818 reviews.
Are private options available?
Yes, 3 private experiences are available if you prefer a closed group.
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