Brewery tour with tapping school and dinner with English Guide

Discover the secrets of the Pilsner Urquell, its history, and the process of beer production Enjoy Beer tasting in an atmospheric Brewery bar Become a trained Pilsner Urquell tapster Taste a traditional Czech dish Join the narrated beer tasting at the Brewery bar and follow-up by learning how to tap your own beer! What better way to finish this great experience than by having a traditional Czech meal. Why not enjoy another beer with your meal? A lot has been said and written about Czech beer. Brewing has a long and rich history across Czech lands with the oldest evidence of a brewery being founded in 993. Czech’s can proudly rank themselves among the most traditional brewing nations. There used to be a brewery on almost every street of Prague until the 19th century so the German guide book of 1750 was not exaggerating when it suggested that “the foremost livelihood of the Prague inhabitants is really the brewing of beer“. There are more than 400 breweries in the Czech Republic, 30 of them located in Prague. Join us on a guided tour of the Pilsner Urquell Experience. Meet your guide in the very heart of the city-the Old Town Bridge Tower. Then, after a short walk trhought the Old Town, reach the historical complex of Pilsner Urquell Experience. Here, you will enjoy an informative yet entertaining journey through the history of the Pilsner beer, their brewing process, and lastly, bottling and shipping. Entertaining videos, a wide range of sound effects, holograms, and all sorts of memorabilia make this tour dynamic and interesting. Of course, after learning about delicious beer, it is best to give it a try! You will have the opportunity to try Pilsner Urquell beer with commentary from the beer specialist. Tapping school starts straight after the beer tasting. You will learn about technology, cooling systems, how to clean a beer glass, tapping process and at the end you will also tap your own beer! The tour will finish with a traditional Czech meal. How about another beer to go with it?