Czech beer tours have always been popular because of the famous quality of Czech beer. Our Czech beer tours take you away from the big, well-known international brewers and into the heart of the modern Czech beer industry – the microbreweries and small brewpubs.

A small but perfectly formed Czech brewpub.

Historically, Czech beers were always brewed locally to where they were sold. Apart from really big brands like Pilsener Urquell, it was not possible to buy a beer very far from its brewery. Therefore the local conditions, especially the water, gave each beer its own distinctive qualities.

During the 1990s, many local breweries went out of business or were bought by international brewing companies. They began the mass production of beers  under licence in other parts of the country. Many Czechs felt that this led to a lower quality product and the stage was set for the rise of the microbrewery and brewpub which are so popular today.

Czech Beer Tours In North Moravia.

Our Czech beer tours take place in North Moravia. This is a region rich in brewing history and tradition which most foreign visitors don’t know about. This means that every beer brewed here is brewed mainly for the harshest critics of Czech beer in the world – the Czechs themselves!

We will take you to some of the country’s most acclaimed microbreweries and brewpubs, as well as introducing you to the distinctive character of North Moravia. You can choose between the natural peace and beauty of the Beskydy mountains or the historic town of Ostrava. Our Czech beer tours can be as relaxing or active as you choose. There are luxury spa hotels and golf resorts or trips to some of our famous mountain pubs for more adventurous beer lovers. Everywhere we take you, you will be able to see the local history and culture which makes this area so unique in Europe.

Discover a new world with Czech beer tours…

The Town Brewery in Stramberk.

Beskydy Mountain Beer Trail

The Beskydy Mountain Beer Trail introduces you to the history and natural beauty of the mountains along the border between the Czech Republic and Slovakia, as well as the rich brewing culture which lies just under the surface of everyday life here.

An extensive one-day tour, from €75 per person.

Qasek – Ostrava’s first microbrewery.

Industrial Heritage Beer Trail

The Industrial Heritage Beer Trail takes place in the City of Ostrava. Once known as The Steel Heart of the Republic, Ostrava is enjoying a renaissance as a centre of education, technology, sport and culture but its proud history is preserved in some of Europe’s, and indeed the world’s, best museums of industrial history.

A one-day tour, from €55 per person.

Moravia is full of things to see and do as well as drinking beer. If these packages are not exactly what you are looking for, please get in touch with your specific requirements and we’ll tailor a package just for you.

So, if you’re ready to stop being a tourist and start being a traveller, come and join us in Moravia… as this video produced by The Czech Republic shows, beer is perhaps the most important factor in anything which is Czech!