Join like-minded beer connoisseurs on a beer and food tour of Prague’s most reputable beer sanctuaries, led by a local guide along the central tram and metro lines of the city center. You will visit 4 beer halls to sample typical “beer tapas.” Along the way, hear stories about the country’s history, from the Middle Ages through Communism to the present day.

Your Prague beer tour begins at the statue of the Czech patron saint, Saint Wenceslas, on top of Wenceslas Square (Václavské náměstí). After a quick introduction to the tour and the city you’ll make your way to your first stop, at a local beer hall in a former industrial suburb that has become the epicenter of Prague's rough-and-tumble nightlife in recent years. Choose from lots of different kinds of beer and pair it with a hearty pork chili (veggie options are available), served with horseradish and mustard. 

Next up, you'll hop on the tram in search of a truly hidden gem — a beer cellar and garden with a jolly and cozy atmosphere that proudly sells a great variety of Czech microbrewery beers. Don't worry, you'll have help in choosing from the vast selection. You'll also savor some pickled sausage, one of the most famous Czech beer snacks, served with onion and pepper. In the local supplier's opinion, this place is the best in all of Prague (and you can trust that they've done their homework). Time to switch gears, but who knows where you'll end up next. As local experts, you guides have always got their eyes peeled for what's going on in the city, so the next stop will vary based on the season and what's happening (who has the most interesting beer on today, which pub has a band playing, etc.). It's up to you and your guide where you head to for this part of the adventure.

Next, you will take the metro back to the New Town for a legendary stop at a pub where you’ll get to sample more amazing beers and learn about the birth of Pilsner, one of the world’s most famous beers. Hopefully it will assist you in washing down a deliciously Bohemian dessert too. Your tour will finish back where you started, in Wenceslas Square, where you'll say your goodbyes. Before you go, don’t forget to ask your local guide for more tips on what else to see, do, and eat during your stay in the city. And because the guides also want you to love the beer culture in Prague as much as they do, they’ll also leave you with a map of Prague’s best beer halls, just in case you’ve not had enough yet.