If you are going to Prague, then you probably dream of trying the famous Czech beer, which is famous all over the world. Of course, it is better to do this not in catering establishments, but directly at the breweries. It is there that you can feel the atmosphere of Czech brewing and get acquainted with the skills of local brewers. In addition, most breweries offer mouth-watering dishes of national cuisine.
The choice of breweries in Prague is really great. Each of them offers something special. To make it easier for you to understand, in this article we will list the best breweries in Prague.
Brewery "U Medvidku" - the strongest beer in the world
Medieval was rebuilt into a modern hotel with 33 rooms. After the reconstruction, the features of the original interior have been preserved: the atmosphere of antiquity is reminiscent of beamed ceilings and Gothic slings. Hotel guests and everyone can visit a local restaurant and taste a truly unique XBEER-33 beer, which is considered the strongest in the world! The brewery is located in the very center of the city.
Brewery "Bon" - natural unpasteurized beer on water from a well
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The Bon brewery opened in 2003 in a former monastery complex. Here, exclusively natural beer is brewed with healing water from four local wells. You can taste this delicious unpasteurized and unfiltered beer, brewed according to old Czech recipes, in a stylish restaurant on Hradcany, from the terrace of which you can enjoy a beautiful view of old Prague.
Strahov Monastery Brewery - Loyalty to Traditions
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Together with the restaurant, it is located in the complex of the Strahov Monastery. It brews three branded beers: dark, semi-dark amber and IPA. In honor of Catholic holidays, traditional beer is offered here (three kings, Christmas, Easter, etc.). In summer, the range also includes a refreshing wheat beer. The menu of the local restaurant includes a rich offer of Old Bohemian dishes and various snacks.
Brewery "U Fleku" - a unique beer according to a historical recipe
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This is one of the oldest and most legendary breweries in Prague. was founded in 1499, and since then it has been brewing beer without interruption. The brewery invites guests to visit the original atmospheric restaurant for 1200 people, consisting of several stylish halls. Here you can taste old Czech cuisine, go to the brewery museum and enjoy live music. The local brewery brews the unique beer "Fleckowska Thirteen" according to a historical recipe. Tourists from all over the world come to try it.
Trebonice handmade brewery
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The Trebonice handicraft brewery, located in Prague 5, offers to taste its beer at the Gusta restaurant. You can get here by bus number 249 from the Luka metro station, line B. You need to get off at the final stop. The restaurant is located in a camp in a small village. The menu of the brewery includes a rich selection of different types of Czech beer, including exotic varieties. Address: K Řeporyjím 4, Praha - Trebonice
Brewery "U Bulovki" - a variety of beers
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Brewery with restaurant located in the center of Prague. It brews quality beer from natural ingredients. Every Friday, Czech musical groups perform in the restaurant. The range of beer changes frequently. Only the main types of beer remain unchanged - Czech Lager (Ležak), Dusseldorf beer Alt, Munich Helles, Dortmund Export and white wheat beer Weizenbock. The pride of the U Bulovki brewery is the first beer archive in the Czech Republic, which contains all existing beers.
Igomnesto Brewery - the best brewing traditions of the Czech Republic, Austria and Germany
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Opened in Prague in 2010. It was founded on the site of a former boiler house by experienced brewers F. Richter and D. Poboril. Beer lovers should definitely visit this brewery, which boasts not only a rich beer list, but also a stylish interior. Local beer has a rich taste and bright aroma of hops. It is cooked not only according to Czech, but also according to Austrian, Bavarian and German recipes.
Brewery Dom in Prague - the largest selection of beer in the Czech Republic
In Prague 2 offers among all beer restaurants in the Czech Republic. Classic Czech light and dark lager is brewed here, as well as a variety of exotic varieties: banana, green nettle, cherry, coffee, smoky, wheat beer, beer champagne, etc. The unusual interior of the restaurant makes the beer ceremony even more memorable. Right in the room you can see the beer pouring panel, a fragment of the brewhouse and barrels in which young beer roams.
Novomestska brewery - century-old brewing tradition
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Can be found in the center of Prague on Vodickova Street. The restaurant at the brewery consists of several halls decorated in different styles. The restaurant offers a view of the brew kettles or barrels of beer. Light and dark beers of excellent quality are brewed here: light and dark lager, unfiltered beer, etc. In addition, the restaurant offers a wide selection of Czech dishes, which includes national garlic soup and baked pork knee.
Neighborhood brewery "Bashta" - the best semi-dark beer
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In Prague 4, it offers everyone to taste exceptional semi-dark mature beer 12% and high-quality light aged beer. Beer factory "Bashta", founded in 2007, has already been highly appreciated at beer festivals. The above-mentioned types of beer occupied the first places in them. You can also taste the products of the brewery in the nearby restaurant U Banshetu.
Brewery "At Three Roses" - the youngest brewery in Prague
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In Prague 1 on Husova Street, it opened quite recently: in May 2012. The opening was also attended by Vaclav Klaus, who appreciated the quality Czech beer. Now the young and promising brewery is actively visited by residents and guests of Prague. The local beer is really worth a visit!
Brewery of the Břevnov Monastery - the oldest brewery in the Czech Republic
Břevnov Monastery with a brewery was founded in 993. This is the oldest brewery in the Czech Republic. During its existence, brewing stopped several times. The production was finally updated only in 2011. It offers beer brewed according to traditional Czech recipes. The brewery has a large restaurant decorated in the old Czech style. In addition to various types of delicious beer, here you can try dishes of Czech and European cuisine. The restaurant is located right in the historical complex of the monastery, which is also of interest to tourists. You can try beer in the restaurant "Klášterní šenk" at Markétská 1/28, Praha 6.
Brewery "Staropramen" - the widest selection of beer 
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In Prague, Smichov offers visitors the widest selection of Czech beers of various brands. The offer includes national brands Staropramen and Branik, as well as regional brands Ostravar, Mneshtyan and Vratislav. The highlight of the brewery was the Velvet velvet beer. All these types of beer can also be tasted in a chain of restaurants, sports bars and beer outlets. .
Brewery Prague Bridge near Valsu
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It is located in the heart of the Old Town (Staré město) not far from Bethlem Square and Charles Bridge. The restaurant was opened in 2006 and since that moment they have been brewing and treating visitors to their own beer "Prazhsky Most" 12°, which is presented in three versions: light, dark and sliced.
Hostivar Brewery (Pivovar Hosrivar)
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The first beer was brewed in early 2013, so this restaurant can be considered relatively new. Despite this, the brewery offers a very diverse range of beers. Here you can try: 8°, 11°, 12°, 13°, wheat, 14°, 15°, 17°, black 13° and Pale Ale. In addition to a wide selection of beers, the brewery boasts a varied menu of snacks and meals. Address: Lochotínská 656, Praha 15. Website: http://www.pivovar-hostivar.cz/
Among connoisseurs, Prague is considered the beer capital of the world. It is impossible to visit here and not appreciate the merits of a popular drink. It is everywhere, almost everyone drinks it, at any time, in any quantity, without fear of the pangs of a “hangover”.
A large army of fans has long established the fact that the head never hurts from beer from Czech producers.
The Czechs opened the first brewery in 1087. And now, for almost a thousand years, this drink has been the personification of a calm and measured life in great abundance. Saint Wenceslas is considered the patron saint of brewers, it was he who was addressed with prayer and blessing when opening a new variety or production. The 13th-15th centuries were the most difficult in the history of national brewing. It was so popular that a political decision was made at the state level: the factories should be at least a mile apart from each other. Violation of this decree was quickly punished, and inept brewers were severely punished. Manufacturers regularly tasted the products of competitors, and if the drink did not satisfy their partial taste, it was spilled on the square, and its “author” was beaten with rods. Over the past centuries, beer has not ceased to be a symbol of the country, in the capital there are bars and restaurants on every corner. Their number is so great that a guide to the most famous pubs in Prague will not interfere not only with an inexperienced person, but also with an experienced traveler. So let's call the list-ranking
8 best beer bars and restaurants in Prague
The interior of the beer "U Fleku" 
1499 - opening of the brewery "At Fleck" Fleku has the most famous Prague beer house, and the brewery of the same name, which was opened in the distant 15th century and is still working properly today. The focus here is on an exclusive dark thick beer with a taste of caramel. It is impossible to remain indifferent to him! The halls of this restaurant have "speaking" names: "Liver sausage", "Suitcase", "Big" and others. Naturally, in addition to beer, you can taste amazing dishes of Czech cuisine here. An orchestra plays in the garden, the interior sends you back several centuries... Unforgettable impressions!
The nearest tram stop is No. 5, Myslíkova. The nearest metro station is Národní třída, you can walk 500 meters from it.
Working hours
Every day from 10:00 to 23:00
Beer "At St. Thomas" (U Sv. Tomáše)
In 1352, the Augustinian monks opened their production, a dark vaulted cellar became a place for beer tasting. How much is drunk, sung, said and thought out here! For centuries, the beer house has been the center of "progressive thought." The magic of this place makes visitors come back here again and again. Once here, you must definitely order a mug of Brannik and fully feel the mysteriously exciting atmosphere of this cellar.
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How to get there?
Address: Letenska 33/12 118 00 Praha 1-Malá Strana
The best way to reach our address is Malostranská station (green line A. Also trams 1, 2, 7, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20, 22, 23, 25, 41, 57 and get off at the Malostranská stop and by bus number 194, get off at the stop of the same name.
Working hours
Every day from 11:00 to 24:00
Beer "At the Chalice" (U Kalicha)
U Chasha is perhaps the only beer-restaurant that you can visit without coming to Prague. It is enough to read the immortal novel by Yaroslav Hasek "The Adventures of the Good Soldier Schweik". The same oak table, music, a portrait of Franz Joseph I, furniture of the same times and, of course, the excellent Pilsner Prazdnoy beer, which is so pleasant to say “for life” while sipping. By the number of visitors, this pub can be safely called "tourist" - Czechs rarely come here, because it's expensive.
It is possible to get there by metro - station I.P. Pavlova (red branch C). You can also get there by bus No. 148, 504, 505, 510, 511, H1 (I.P. Pavlova stop) or by tram No. 1, 6, 8, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 23, 53, 56 (Bruselská stop) .
Working hours
Every day from 11:00 to 23:00
Beer "At the black ox" (U Černého Vola)
There are practically no foreigners here. But to feel the spirit of old Prague, you definitely need to come here. Half a liter mug of Smichovský beer, long tables, wooden benches, coziness, peace – the impression is that you have fallen into the past, and time has stopped.
How to get there?
Address: Loretanske nam. 107/1, 118 00 Prague 1
You can get there by tram number 22, 23 and 25 and get off at the Pohořelec stop.
Working hours
Every day from 10:00 to 22:00
Beer "At the Golden Tiger" (U zlateho tygra)
The institution is also famous for its visitors. Bill Clinton and Vaclav Havel came here in 1994. It is not known what they drank, ate, discussed, but the political relations of the countries have become more fruitful, and it is still difficult to find a free place in a pub. Luciano Pavarotti did not pass by the opportunity to drink Pilsen beer. Thanks to the favorable attention of famous people, places are better to book. They say that even the President of the Czech Republic can be met here at a long table with a mug of Pilsner. When you come here, you must definitely order a mug of Plzeň urkwell. The exceptional taste of this drink is amazing and makes you immediately join the army of its connoisseurs.
How to get there?
Address: Husova 228/17, Staré Město, 110 00 Praha - Staré Město-Praha 1
The Golden Tiger beer garden is located between Staroměstská (green line A) and Můstek (yellow line B) metro stations. You can also get there by tram 2, 14, 17, 18, 53 and get off at the Karlovy lázně stop.
Working hours
Every day from 15:00 to 23:00
Brewery "Pivovarsky Dom" (Pivovarsky dum)
Gone are the days when only the elite knew about the Brewery House brewery. It is gaining more and more popularity, and the owners of the brewery care about the diversity of the assortment and constantly surprise guests with new products. The most unusual taste of beer kavove pivo, as well as beer-champagne pivny sekt. The only drawback is that empty seats appear after 22:00, when the inhabitants of Prague had dinner.
Very cool location - you can take the tram directly to the door - no. The red C line with I.P. station is also very close by. Pavlova.
Working hours
Every day from 11:00 to 23:30
Restaurant-beer house "At the Maecenas" (U Mecenase)
For a long time the restaurant "At the Maecenas" was the privilege of the elite. Tycho Brahe, Princess Diana, Alexander Dubcek, Willy Brandt, high-ranking officials of Czechoslovakia and Germany have been here. Today, everyone can visit this institution. Service brought to breathtaking perfection. The waiters will definitely offer a bittersweet Budweiser. It has been known since the time of Emperor Ferdinand I, today it occupies a worthy place in the Guinness Book of Records. This malt drink has the highest alcohol content, although it has a sweet, spicy flavor.
How to get there?
Address: Malostranské nam. 261/10, 118 00 Praha-Mala Strana
If you decide to take the metro, the nearest station is Malostranská (green line A). But it is best to go to the Malostranské náměstí stop by tram number 1, 7, 11, 12, 13, 15, 20, 22, 23, 25, 41, 57. Bus number 192 also goes there.
How nice after a day full of excursions to go to one of the popular beer bars or visit one of the many private breweries. They are located both in the historical center of Prague and scattered throughout the city. Some of them are designed exclusively for tourists and there you can find menus in different languages, including Russian. In these establishments, you can book a fascinating tour of the brewery and get acquainted with the process of making this wonderful foamy drink. In others, local residents pass the time with a glass of beer. It is here that you can have a very cheap dinner or just drink beer.
In this article, we have selected the best Prague breweries based on our own impressions and reviews from tourists.
The best breweries in Prague
Pivovarsky dum
This popular restaurant was opened in 1998. A small brewery has a fine restaurant with several halls. It's always crowded here.
The menu offers excellent Czech cuisine and many varieties of freshly brewed beer, from traditional varieties to exotic ones - with the taste of banana, nettle, cherry, coffee, etc.
Address: Jecna/Lipova 15, Prague 2
"Pivovar Basta" "Bashta Brewery"
This privately owned brewery has an excellent and rich menu that offers the best of traditional Czech cuisine and inexpensive draft beer of its own production. The hall is designed for 60 seats. You can ask the friendly waiters for a Russian menu.
Address: Táborská 389/49, Praha 4
work schedule: daily 11.00 – 0.00
official website: www.ubansethu.cz
"Pivovary Staropramen" "Staropramen Brewery"
The Staropramen brewery is considered one of the largest beer producers in the Czech Republic. The Staropramen plant ranks second in terms of production of high-quality beer. The products of this manufacturer are exported to more than 30 countries, including Russia.
The restaurant of the brewery "Staropramen" offers a menu in Russian with various beers Staropramen, Branik, Ostravar and the best Belgian beer. In addition, here you can taste delicious traditional Czech cuisine. The local cuisine is celebrated in many tourist reviews.
Address: Nadražní 43/84, Praha 5
official website: www.pivovary-staropramen.cz
Novomestsk pivovar Novomestsk brewery
"Novomestsky brewery" has 10 halls. Their interiors are made in various styles. A restaurant and a small brewery are combined into one complex. Several times a week, visitors have the opportunity to take a tour and watch the beer brewing process.
Address: Vodickova 20, Prague 1
"Pivnice u Svateho Tomase"
The history of the private brewery of St. Thomas, located in Mala Strana next to the Wallenstein Palace, dates back to 1352. It was founded as the Augustinian monastery brewery. The interior of "PIVNICE U SVATEHO TOMASE" is made with elements of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque. The institution is designed for 270 seats.
It serves the best Czech cuisine, 10 varieties of wonderful draft beer. The brewery has a menu in Russian. Live music every day and, according to visitors, it is always fun and noisy here. During the summer, the outdoor part of the restaurant is open in the garden.
Address: Letenska 12, Prague 1, Mala Strana
work schedule: daily 11.30 - 00.00
"Klasterni pivovar Strahov" "Brewery at the Strahov Monastery"
The brewery of the Strahov Monastery has existed since the 17th century and, according to tourists, is considered a very interesting place. Medium-sized restaurant, located directly opposite the monastery in a separate building with a summer terrace.
Here, in front of you, very tasty amber and dark beer is brewed - "Saint Norbert" and "Budvar". This beer will certainly appeal to lovers of Belgian varieties. Excellent menu of Czech cuisine with the most famous dishes. We recommend trying goulash in bread, because here it is cooked best.
Address: Strahovske nadvori 301, Prague 1
"Homnesty Brewer"
Institution "Jihomestsky pivovar" is a very worthy place with a cozy and original interior. It has an excellent brasserie where you can taste various Czech beers of various flavors and strengths. They cook it right here. In addition to excellent beer, the menu in Russian offers the best of traditional Czech cuisine.
Address: Podjavorinské 1602/11, Prague 4
Working hours: Monday-Thursday 11.00-23.00, Friday-Saturday 12.00-24.00, Sunday 12.00-22.30
official website: www.jihomestskypivovar.cz
U Fleku Brewery U Fleku Brewery
The U Fleku brewery was founded back in 1499. The best beer has been brewed here for 500 years.
Institution "U Fleku" is a building with a cozy courtyard. Located in the New Town, near the Prague National Theatre. It is considered one of the oldest and most famous beer restaurants in Prague and is designed for 1000 seats.
Address: Křemencova 11, Prague 1
"Prazsky most u Valsuu"
The Prague Bridge Brewery and Restaurant is located in the Old Town in close proximity to the Charles Bridge. Here you can taste the beer that is brewed right at the local brewery. The menu offers excellent dishes of Czech national cuisine.
2 spacious halls of the establishment "Prazsky most u Valsuu" can accommodate more than 100 people. The interior of the restaurant is decorated with stylized furniture made of natural oak, wrought iron lamps and other elements that give the premises a national flavor and a unique historical atmosphere.
Address: Betlemská 286/5, Praha 1
work schedule: Monday-Sunday 11.00 - 23.00
official website: www.prazskymost.cz
"U Bulovky" Brewery "U Bulovki"
U Bulovky is a brewery and restaurant serving traditional Czech cuisine and tasty Richter beers of all kinds.
Address: Bulovka 373/17, Prague 8
Working hours: Monday-Thursday 11.00-23.00, Friday 11.00-00.00, Saturday 12.00-00.00, Sunday 12.00-23.00
official website: www.pivovarubulovky.cz
"Kolkovna" Brewery "Mint"
Brewery and traditional restaurant "Kolkovna" is located in the very center of Prague 1. The brewery consists of two floors. It serves traditional Czech cuisine and fine beer.
Address: V Kolkovne 8, Prague 1
"U Tri ruzi" Brewery "At three roses"
In the historical center of Prague, at Husova 232/10, there is a popular restaurant and a small private brewery that offers its visitors the best traditional Czech drinks and excellent national cuisine.
Address: Husova 232/10, Praha 1
work schedule: Monday-Sunday 11.00 - 23.00
official website: www.u3r.cz
The history of brewing in the Czech Republic spans almost 10 centuries, so beer is part of the national heritage. When you visit Prague, you will be surprised by the fact that beer is often cheaper than regular mineral water. Perhaps the reason for this is the fact that the Czechs are the world leaders in beer consumption per person. And, of course, the number of pubs, taverns and bars in Prague is countless.
Earlier in the article:"" we have already mentioned the popular establishments of the Czech capital where you can drink beer. Now we will dwell on this important issue in more detail)
It is worth noting separately the features of Czech beer. Hundreds of small breweries and huge factories operate throughout the Czech Republic, but almost all of them owe their technology to the brand Pilsner, the largest exporter of Czech beer in the world. Now the word Pilsner has become virtually a household word and means all filtered beer.
Photo: Pilsner Urquell is the most famous Czech beer brand.
Beer is usually served in Prague in two different portions: male pivo - glasses up to a third of a liter, and velké pivo - half a liter, the most popular portion. For especially big fans, some restaurants offer portions up to one and a half liters, which are called tuplak, such portions are offered by beer restaurants U Medvidku, U Vejvodu, U Sedmi Svabu and other taverns.
The most common type of beer is dark filtered, which in turn is divided into two levels: 10% beer contains less alcohol and usually has a more subtle taste, and 12% beer, which is a classic in the Czech Republic. In the Czech Republic, beer consumption is not complete without a free meal that comes with the drink. Any self-respecting bar will definitely offer you a snack of your choice, without demanding money for it.
Where to drink draft beer in Prague?
Pivovarský Dům (Brewery house)
photo: Beer carousel in the Pivovarský Dům restaurant in Prague Perhaps the most famous and favorite Czech restaurant with its own brewery is Pivovarsky Dům(Pivovarsky house). This restaurant is located in the Praha2 district, so there are never crowds of tourists and just drinkers, however, there is always a place for visitors who appreciate the true taste of Czech beer. About a hundred different types of beer are presented here, from classic recipes to the most unexpected flavors and combinations.
Beer Museum in Prague
a photo; Tasting set for 1 person includes 4 types of beer🍺. In addition to a huge number of bars, a real Beer Museum is open in the Czech Republic, where you can learn the whole history of brewing in the Czech Republic, visit tastings and taste various rare beers. This place is very popular with tourists and they often leave their reviews on social networks…
To be honest, when we approached the bar counter, and I saw an empty basket for 4 glasses, I thought that it was designed for four people.
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But when they asked me how many people we were, and the bartender put 8 glasses under the taps, and there was no one else besides us, I realized that this was all for us.
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The tasting is included in the price of the entrance ticket. Additionally, you could buy nuts🥜 and something else.
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The bartender gives out a tasting set and tells where what beer is and how it differs.
Then you can choose the place where you will taste.
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There are two halls, one of them in the style of a traditional beer hall in the era of communism.
And you can go into the courtyard and sit at the table on beer barrels.
Restaurant U Zlatého tygra (At the Golden Tiger)
photo: Vaclav Havel liked to drink beer at the Golden Tiger The popular brasserie U Zlatého tygra (At the Golden Tiger) at 17 Husova Street is a favorite haunt of former Czech President Václav Havel, as well as of many artists.
photo: Pub U Černého vola (At the Black Ox) Pub U Černého vola (At the Black Ox) is comfortably located in one of the medieval buildings on Loretan Square. Another famous Czech beer is served here - Velkopopovecky Kozel, however, you will hardly meet tourists here - this is a quiet, classic pub with pleasant background music and a friendly atmosphere.
photo: If prejudices are alien to you, then come drink beer to the Black Cat On Nerudovaya street there is another pleasant bar for friendly conversations U Kocoura. Here, in addition to an extensive beer list, you will be offered to try the national Czech cuisine for a small price. It is better to come here in the late afternoon, because after 18:00 and until the morning live music is played here.
Bar U Fleků
photo: The address of this beer restaurant is in all guidebooks The legendary beer bar U Fleků at 11 Křemencova Street is a huge brewery that has been operating since at least 1499. It has several large rooms in a simple, functional yet comfortable style. At the back of the house there is a courtyard that is used as a beer garden during the warmer months. In fact, this second most popular pub in Prague. They serve almost all types of beer with any flavors. Here you can taste both classic Pilsner and beer with honey, pepper or chocolate.
photo: All fans of the adventures of the good soldier Schweik are welcome to the U Kalicha brewery (At Kalich) Beer bar U Kalicha is known all over the world after a literary work about the adventures of the brave Lieutenant Schweik. Tourists are brought here as part of the excursion program, and here you can also drink Pilsner of excellent quality.
photo: A very popular place among the weaker sex and lovers of panoramic views The Petrinske Terasy bar has two rooms at right angles to each other, in the one located closer to the bar regulars and beer drinkers gather, and in the far hall you can often meet students and tourists. The interior is conducive to long gatherings, the stained-glass windows are located in such a way that even in the daytime an atmosphere of muted twilight is created. Due to the convenient location (the bar is twenty meters from the trendy U Fleku), the prices here are quite low, and there are always free meals.
photo: Beer produced in the Novomestsky brewery is supplied only to its own restaurant and you can’t buy it anywhere else. A large and relatively long-established Novoměstský Pivovar restaurant is conveniently located at the end of a shopping arcade in the city center near the Národní Třída metro station and Wenceslas Square. The entire first floor of the restaurant is occupied by the brewery, their beer is quite popular in the city and is sold both in the restaurant itself and outside it. In the basement there is a hall with tables and sofas in a classic wooden setting. Prices are quite reasonable given the location in the city center. Despite the fact that the main part is located in the basement, the restaurant is equipped with excellent ventilation, the bar is allowed to smoke, and cigarette smoke does not disturb non-smokers.
photo: Beer festival in the Czech Republic is a response to the Munich Oktoberfest Every year in May, the Czech Republic hosts the Beer Festival, which is a fair where every brewer can present to the public their product, which you can hardly find in shops in Prague. The action takes place in a sprawling tent city in one of Prague's central parks. In addition to beer makers, you can meet here confectioners, butchers and bakers who will also be happy to treat you to their masterpieces. If you are lucky enough to attend this event, which lasts almost a month, be sure to take part in the draws and special events prepared by the organizers of the holiday.
Other famous pubs in Prague
Kolkovna: V Kolkovně 8, Prague 1
Jelínkova Plzeňská pivnice: Charvátova 1, Prague 1
Sherwood: Opletalova 19, New Town, Prague 1
Pivnice u Hrocha: Thunovská 10/178, Prague 1
Restaurace Bredovský Dvůr: Politických vězňů 13, Prague 1
U Rudolfina: Křižovnicka 10, Prague 1
U Vejvodů: Jilská 4, Prague 1
U Pinkasů: Jungmanovo náměstí 16, Prague 1
U Medvidků: Na Perstýně 7, Prague 1
Lokal - Dlouhá: Dlouhá 33, Prague 1
Lokal - U Bílé kuželky: Míšeňská 66/12, Prague 1
Beer Museum: Dlouhá 720/46, Prague 1
Kolkovna: V Kolkovně 8, Prague 1
U Černého vola: Loretánské náměstí 107/1, Prague 1
Novomestsky brewer: Vodičkova 20, Prague 1
Czech beer is known all over the world. And to visit Prague and not to try the local delicious beer is simply a sin! The travel agency can even offer you a beer tour to Prague, what a beauty! Not without beer festivals, so, beer lovers, adjust your vacation to the dates of this intoxicating event. In addition, this is not only an opportunity to taste a large number of beers, but also to become a witness and participant in colorful performances, games and competitions that are rooted in past centuries.
So, if you have already arrived in Prague, visit these beer establishments, which were recognized as the best according to various sources.
Prague Beer Museum 
This is both a museum and a bar where you can learn about the history of beer and try more than 30 varieties of it. The beer list is updated every week, which makes regular visitors incredibly happy. There are two halls in the building. In one - a bar counter with high chairs and small tables. In the second hall there are large tables for a large company. Here you can also order a tasting set, where you will be poured just a little bit. Prices - from 40 crowns (from 1.5 euros) for a half-liter mug of beer.
Address: Dlouhá 720/46 (metro: Náměstí Republiky)
"Kit" ("U Sadu") 
A restaurant and bar can be found opposite the TV tower in the Zizkov district of Prague. Prices at the bar are quite low, and the food here is delicious! Traditional Czech dishes (the kitchen is open until two in the morning). Plus sports competitions on TV and a special menu on holidays.
Address: Pospíšilova 1528/2 (metro: Jiřího z Poděbrad)
"At Flek" (U Fleků) 
Beer house with its own brewery, eight spacious halls (total capacity for 1200 guests) and a patio with massive oak benches and tables. This is one of the oldest pubs in Prague. In the restaurant building there is a small museum dedicated to the history of Czech brewing. There are live music concerts, cabarets, dance programs (including Czech polka) and comedy shows.
Address: Kremencova 1651/11, metro: Národni tria
Moravian Pivnice 
The pub is located in two halls with a small bar. Try here such beers as Holba, Zubr and Litovel from the famous beer brand PMS Přerov. Draft beers are different every day. Don't miss Litovel's Maestro beer (an avalanche beer). Prices from 34 CZK per half liter. Plus, entertainment programs and chess tournaments. Wifi is available.
Address: Moravska 21, Praha 2 (metro: Náměstí Míru)
"Kozlovna" (Kozlovna) 
The main beer here is Velkopopovický Kozel in the largest assortment. Also here you will find an excellent restaurant with a rich menu (including dishes such as roasted pig, goose or duck, however, these dishes must be ordered much in advance), two halls (one with a terrace). The prices are very low. On average, the price of a mug of beer is 30 CZK. The pub is open until 11 pm, and in the evening there are a lot of people here.
Address: Lidická 20, Praha 5 (metro: Anděl)
Pivovar u Bulovky 
Or "Richter Brewery Pub" is located almost in the historical center of the city. Quite an old brewery, which has been recognized as the best in the city more than once. The restaurant has a mini-hotel. Inside the pub you can see heavy wooden tables, wood-panelled walls, copper beer kettles. There is no TV here, but jazz concerts are held here on weekends. Bottled beer is not sold here, you can come with a plastic bottle and ask for a draft. In addition to traditional Czech beer, German varieties are also brewed here, there is seasonal beer. Try elderberry beer (Bezového pivo). Prices are quite low. You can also eat here. Beer from 32 CZK per half liter.
Address: Bulovka 17, Praha 8 (tram: 3, 10; 55 to Bulovka stop)
"Pivovar Victor" (Pivovar Victor) 
Try the Pilsner-style beer here. All on natural yeast. There is a menu in Russian. A cozy hall, stuffed birds, ivy along the walls - such a rustic atmosphere. Beer is brewed right in the restaurant! Beer from 37 czk for 0.3 for all varieties. Try traditional and old Bohemian cuisine in this pub, as well as vegetarian options.
Address: Husitská 72, Praha 3 (metro: Florenc)
"At Benedict's" (U Benedikta) 
The pub is on two floors, on the ground floor there is a large hall with massive tables for smokers, and below there is a small hall for non-smokers. If the red-orange background of the interior prevails on the first floor, then the walls below are painted green, and it must be added that the situation below is more secluded. The menu is varied, but the portions are not very large. The prices are adequate.
Address: Benediktská 722/11, Praha 1 (metro: Náměstí Republiky)
"At the King of Brabant" (U krále Brabantského) 
Inside you will see skins on the walls, various gizmos, massive wooden tables, candles on the tables, dim lighting, in general, everything is in the style of the Middle Ages, and even the music is appropriate - an original atmosphere! Here, however, it is very fun - you can even dance on the tables. You can get to dance shows and fire shows. The portions are large, and many guests prefer to eat without cutlery - this is absolutely normal. And it is better to pay for a meal without a big change, here this is problematic and tips can be extorted. The premises are non-smoking.
Address: Thunovská 15 (tram 12, 20, 22, 91 to Malostranské náměstí)
"At the Raven" (U Havrana) 
You won’t be able to eat tightly here, but to drink, of course, yes. Basically, everyone drinks Velkopopovitsky goat. The pub is open until 5 am.
Address: Hálkova 1631/6, Praha 2 (metro: I.P.Pavlova)
"Ferdinand" (Ferdinand) 
You can experience the traditional spirit of Czech pubs here. The restaurant is located in the dungeon - that is, you will need to go down the stairs. There are several halls in the pub and this is a great place for a big company and for a date. The menu is varied, the appetizers are so satisfying that you can easily fill them up, and the prices are reasonable. Branded beer - Ferdinand. Interesting interior, there is a menu in Russian, some waiters understand Russian, you can smoke in the bar (but it's still not smoky in the bar).
Address: Karmelitska 18, Praha 1, Praha-Malá Strana (tram no. 12, 20, 22 to Hellichova stop or to Malostranské náměstí by tram no. 12,20,22).
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