Pilsner Urquell Brewery
Visit the birthplace of the world's first golden lager in Pilsen. Explore underground cellars and taste beer straight from oak barrels.
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From the birthplace of Pilsner to historic Prague beer gardens, embark on an unforgettable journey through centuries of brewing tradition.
The Czech Republic holds the distinction of being the world's largest beer consumer per capita, and for good reason. With a brewing history spanning over a millennium, Czech beer represents the pinnacle of lager craftsmanship.
The country gave the world the Pilsner style in 1842, forever changing how beer is brewed and enjoyed globally. Today, visitors can explore over 400 active breweries, from industrial giants to intimate craft operations tucked away in medieval cellars.
Handpicked locations that showcase the very best of Czech brewing culture
Visit the birthplace of the world's first golden lager in Pilsen. Explore underground cellars and taste beer straight from oak barrels.
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Plan Your TripSpring (April-May) and autumn (September-October) offer ideal weather and fewer crowds. Summer brings beer festival season, while winter features cozy indoor beer halls.
Czech Republic has excellent public transport. Trains connect major brewing cities, while local buses reach smaller towns. Many organized tours include transportation.
Always say "Na zdravi!" (cheers) and make eye contact when toasting. Beer is traditionally served with a generous head of foam - this is a sign of quality, not poor pouring.
Czech beer remains remarkably affordable. Expect to pay 35-60 CZK (1.50-2.50 EUR) for a half-liter in local pubs, slightly more in tourist areas and craft breweries.
Browse our comprehensive guides and start planning your perfect beer tourism adventure in the Czech Republic.