Prague Beer & Food Tours — Craft Beer, Pub Crawls & Czech Cuisine
The Czechs drink more beer per head than anyone, and Prague proves it: choose a craft-beer tasting, a guided pub crawl, a Czech food tour, a wine tasting, or the curious beer-bath experience.
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Beer & Food Tours: what to know before booking
The Czechs drink more beer per head than anyone, and Prague proves it: choose a craft-beer tasting, a guided pub crawl, a Czech food tour, a wine tasting, or the curious beer-bath experience.
- Availability
- 8 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $860 CZK before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 8,325 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Meeting points in the Old Town, New Town, and Žižkov pub districts
- Best time
- Late afternoon and evening for the liveliest pub atmosphere
- Ticket note
- Date- and time-specific; tastings and crawls have fixed start times
Beer & Food Tours in Prague
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Everything you should know before you book
Prague is one of the world's great beer cities, home to the original Pilsner-style lager and a thriving craft scene. Beer tours walk you between historic pubs and modern taprooms with a local guide, while food tours pair tastings of svíčková, trdelník, and Czech cheeses with the stories behind them.
Pace yourself — Czech beer is stronger and cheaper than you expect. Guided pub crawls are the social, night-out option; daytime beer and food tours are more relaxed and informative. For something different, the spa-style beer bath lets you soak in a tub of warm beer ingredients with a pint in hand, and Moravian wine tastings round out the drinks scene.
Frequently asked questions
Are Prague beer tours all-you-can-drink?
No — most include a set number of tastings across several venues. Some pub crawls offer a welcome shot or discounted drinks, but the focus is on variety and the stories behind each pub.
What food is on a Prague food tour?
Expect Czech classics like svíčková (braised beef in cream sauce), goulash, smoked meats, cheeses, and trdelník, usually with a beer or two to match.
What is the Prague beer bath?
A spa experience where you soak in a wooden tub filled with warm water, hops, and brewing yeast — said to be good for the skin — while drinking unlimited beer from a tap beside the bath.