Prague Food and Beer Walking Tour with Café Louvre and Brewery Boat by Eating Europe
by Prague Food Tours by Eating Europe
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178Overview
The Prague Food and Beer Walking Tour with Café Louvre and Brewery Boat by Eating Europe lasts about three and a half hours. It begins on a brewery boat on the Vltava River, where participants taste Czech craft beer paired with a marinated cheese appetizer called nakládaný Hermelín while enjoying views of the river. After the boat experience, the tour continues on foot. The group passes the 13th-century Gothic Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia and walks through Prague’s former Jewish Town, known for its narrow alleys and historical importance. Next, the tour visits a family-run gingerbread shop to sample homemade pastries including gingerbread with walnuts and plum jam, a poppy-seed pastry, and a vanilla roll. The tour then stops at a bistro specializing in Czech and Slovak dishes, where guests try an open-faced Czech sandwich paired with either Pilsner beer or Kofola lemonade. Walking through Prague Old Town, participants see landmarks such as the 15th-century Powder Tower, the art-nouveau Municipal House, and the House of the Black Madonna, the world’s first cubist building. The group also passes by the Estates Theatre, known for its connection to Mozart and the premiere of Don Giovanni. A brief stop at Kolacherie bakery allows guests to taste koláč, a popular Czech pastry. The tour concludes at Café Louvre, one of Prague’s oldest cafés housed in an art nouveau building once frequented by intellectuals. Here, participants enjoy classic Czech dishes like svíčková with braised beef and bread dumplings, and goulash with dumplings, accompanied by local craft lager, Moravian wine, or homemade lemonade. The meal finishes with apple strudel and custard dessert. The tour includes tastings of local foods and drinks, a local English-speaking guide, and insider tips about Prague’s food and neighborhoods. Optional dietary accommodations can be requested in advance. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and extra drinks are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Brewery boat on Vltava River
Guests taste Czech craft beer along with marinated cheese called nakládaný Hermelín while enjoying views of the Vltava River during a 30-minute stop on a brewery boat.
30 min
Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia and Jewish Town
The tour passes by the 13th-century Gothic Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia and walks through the narrow alleys of Prague’s former Jewish Town, an area rich in history and stories.
Family-run gingerbread shop
At this authentic bakery, guests sample several homemade pastries, including gingerbread with walnuts and plum jam, poppy-seed pastry, and a vanilla roll during a 20-minute stop.
20 min
Czech and Slovak bistro
Guests taste a classic Czech open-faced sandwich paired with Pilsner beer or Kofola lemonade at a bistro focusing on Czech and Slovak food relations, stopping here for 30 minutes.
30 min
Prague Old Town
The group explores 1000 years of architecture in Prague Old Town, viewing historical sites including the Powder Tower from the 15th century, the art nouveau Municipal House, and the House of the Black Madonna, known as the world’s first cubist building.
Kolacherie bakery
A 15-minute stop to taste koláč, the popular Czech pastry, at the Kolacherie bakery known for having the best kolaches in Prague.
15 min
Estates Theatre
The group passes the Estates Theatre, noted for its connections to Mozart including the world premiere of Don Giovanni and the composer’s visits to Prague.
Café Louvre
At this historic café set in an Art Nouveau building, guests enjoy classic Czech dishes like svíčková with braised beef and bread dumplings, and goulash with dumplings. Drinks include local craft lager, Moravian wine, or homemade lemonade. The meal concludes with apple strudel and custard dessert during a 60-minute stop.
60 min
Meeting point
Your guide will be waiting for you outside the boat and wearing our purple Eating Europe bag!
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Prague Food and Beer Walking Tour with Café Louvre and Brewery Boat by Eating Europe
by Prague Food Tours by Eating Europe
Choose from 2 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€178Overview
The Prague Food and Beer Walking Tour with Café Louvre and Brewery Boat by Eating Europe lasts about three and a half hours. It begins on a brewery boat on the Vltava River, where participants taste Czech craft beer paired with a marinated cheese appetizer called nakládaný Hermelín while enjoying views of the river. After the boat experience, the tour continues on foot. The group passes the 13th-century Gothic Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia and walks through Prague’s former Jewish Town, known for its narrow alleys and historical importance. Next, the tour visits a family-run gingerbread shop to sample homemade pastries including gingerbread with walnuts and plum jam, a poppy-seed pastry, and a vanilla roll. The tour then stops at a bistro specializing in Czech and Slovak dishes, where guests try an open-faced Czech sandwich paired with either Pilsner beer or Kofola lemonade. Walking through Prague Old Town, participants see landmarks such as the 15th-century Powder Tower, the art-nouveau Municipal House, and the House of the Black Madonna, the world’s first cubist building. The group also passes by the Estates Theatre, known for its connection to Mozart and the premiere of Don Giovanni. A brief stop at Kolacherie bakery allows guests to taste koláč, a popular Czech pastry. The tour concludes at Café Louvre, one of Prague’s oldest cafés housed in an art nouveau building once frequented by intellectuals. Here, participants enjoy classic Czech dishes like svíčková with braised beef and bread dumplings, and goulash with dumplings, accompanied by local craft lager, Moravian wine, or homemade lemonade. The meal finishes with apple strudel and custard dessert. The tour includes tastings of local foods and drinks, a local English-speaking guide, and insider tips about Prague’s food and neighborhoods. Optional dietary accommodations can be requested in advance. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and extra drinks are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Brewery boat on Vltava River
Guests taste Czech craft beer along with marinated cheese called nakládaný Hermelín while enjoying views of the Vltava River during a 30-minute stop on a brewery boat.
30 min
Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia and Jewish Town
The tour passes by the 13th-century Gothic Convent of Saint Agnes of Bohemia and walks through the narrow alleys of Prague’s former Jewish Town, an area rich in history and stories.
Family-run gingerbread shop
At this authentic bakery, guests sample several homemade pastries, including gingerbread with walnuts and plum jam, poppy-seed pastry, and a vanilla roll during a 20-minute stop.
20 min
Czech and Slovak bistro
Guests taste a classic Czech open-faced sandwich paired with Pilsner beer or Kofola lemonade at a bistro focusing on Czech and Slovak food relations, stopping here for 30 minutes.
30 min
Prague Old Town
The group explores 1000 years of architecture in Prague Old Town, viewing historical sites including the Powder Tower from the 15th century, the art nouveau Municipal House, and the House of the Black Madonna, known as the world’s first cubist building.
Kolacherie bakery
A 15-minute stop to taste koláč, the popular Czech pastry, at the Kolacherie bakery known for having the best kolaches in Prague.
15 min
Estates Theatre
The group passes the Estates Theatre, noted for its connections to Mozart including the world premiere of Don Giovanni and the composer’s visits to Prague.
Café Louvre
At this historic café set in an Art Nouveau building, guests enjoy classic Czech dishes like svíčková with braised beef and bread dumplings, and goulash with dumplings. Drinks include local craft lager, Moravian wine, or homemade lemonade. The meal concludes with apple strudel and custard dessert during a 60-minute stop.
60 min
Meeting point
Your guide will be waiting for you outside the boat and wearing our purple Eating Europe bag!
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.