Very good tour which lasts around an hour. There was only 5 people on our tour (English speaking) which made it even more worthwhile. Guide was very informative and helpful, answering any questions given. There’s examples of history, archaeology, geography and brewing. Fab stuff.

I expected something more contemporary - some video shows, interactive items - it is simply an exposure, albeit a nice one.

Was in this brewery a couple of times and this place must to be seen if you more than one day in Pilsen. Beer from barrel it's something non ordinary. Also to see huge cans for beer production and"travel" by biggest in Czech lift add impression.

After Plzeňský Prazdroj, this one was not interesting. I don't say that this place is bad or so, but after visiting Plzeňský Prazdroj, this place was not interesting. I would call it even boring. Most of the information was repeated for me after the tour that I went for few moment ago. On the top of that, the tour at the museum is done by app in your phone that plays separate comments. Audio is narrated in slow pace so I was bored. Most of the brewing procedure is illustrated by working figures. I would say that this place is suitable more for children or so. The most interesting thing at the place was a video that was showing how wood barrels for beer are produced. This was done nicely and it was something new for me, as I haven't see a thing like this even at Plezeňský Prazdroj tour.

A splendid old building housing a terrific exhibition of brewing in Pilsen. Tour includes a beer and there are great souvenirs in the shop. Part of the old city wall is included. Thoroughly recommended!

So much more interesting and educational then the Pilsner Urquell Brewery tour. This place provides tons of background on brewing beer with a large number of artifacts. Everything in English also.

I thought the tour was excellent. The guide was very good and friendly and was able to answer all our questions. The factory floor itself was unbelievable in view of the fact that only 20 people work there. I especially enjoyed the underground tunnels. Very well worth a visit next time you are in Prague

This tour was very cool and unique. We walked through the cellars below the city. Very cool and worth the price.

The tour was very informative and came with a guide that you download to your mobile phone. It was a good place to start our visit to Plzen.

The museum is well priced. It is interesting and is in Czech , english and German throughout. With some parts in Russian too. It gives an interesting history of pilsner the town and brewery.

This brewery museum surpassed all my expectations. It is also at the start of the underground city tour. I highly suggest doing both (and stopping at Senk Na Parkanu restaurant which is adjacent for wonderful food and beer). The beer museum is huge, over 3 stories. There are many life-size exhibits and monitors with video and narration that fully explain all aspects of beet making, which is of utmost importance in the Czech Republic. We spent an hour in the museum and then went on a highly unusual underground exploration of the ancient history of the city. I highly recommend doing both. Get your tickets for the underground tour ahead of time as they sell out (English-speaking tour is only at certain times).

My friend and I took a day trip from Prague to the Brewery Museum in Pilsen for St. Patrick’s Day. We got there very easily by the train and walking. The museum itself however was confusing. There was no guide, but instead an app that was even more confusing. The receptionist however did speak English which helped a lot. The museum itself was interesting, but boring. The figures look real, and you get one free beer at the end. Overall, for around 15 dollars overall for the ticket and transportation it was worth it. However, I wouldn’t go again.

Fabulous brewery tour. Very informative and fascinating. Great guide and very friendly. Amazed at how it’s made and the quantities involved. Worth a visit. 👍👍

Museum was fine but not that big and I would expect more for that price (90 czk) around 40 would be more fair.

You need to take part in the underground tour of Pilsen. A 800m part of the remarkable 18km underground system can be seen! It’s a must!