Went on this tour with a group of alum from college. I was so impressed with this tour and especially our tour guide whose name I don’t remember unfortunately, but you could tell how knowledgeable and passionate she is about the brewery. Viewing the current bottling/recycling process, how they source ingredients, and the brewing process was fascinating and displayed so well. My absolute favorite was the tour into the underground beer cave/storage. A really unique experience to be able to drink the chilled beer straight from the massive kegs. Also, amazing gift shop 👌🏻

Pilsner Urquell is killer beer & this was an opportunity to see how it's made. The tour is pretty long, around 2 hours & ours was quite busy but we really enjoyed it & our guide was excellent. You see how the beer is brewed, stored, bottled & shipped as well as learning about the history of the brewery & the beer itself. Best part, trying the unfiltered (unpasteurised) beer down in the cellar. I love unfiltered beer, so that was a real treat. If you're coming to Plzen, definitely come here, it's a brilliant way to learn about the history, not just of the city's most famous export, but the city itself. Great attraction.

Was on a brewery tour with a fantastic tour guide name Patracia. She had a unique, and at times funny, way to conway the history of the brewery. Her english was clean and without any accent at all. As a bonus info. She is also an actor. So 5 star from me and wife.

If truly enjoy BEER, this is has to be on your bucket list! I’ve made 2 pilgrimages here. The birth place of clear beer ! And it tastes wonderful! Tour is excellent! Easy train trip (2+ hours) from Prague!

Great tour available in many languages. Tour guide kept us engaged. Exclusive taste test (for 18+) of unfiltered beer straight from the barrel at the end as it had just finished brewing. Good H&S, humour would recommend for anyone, especially those into cultural history and beer.

If you are a fan of beer or not, you definitely should visit the Pilsner Urquell factory. You get a lot of information about brewing a beer, all of the Plzen beer history and you can even see the brewery facilities and taste the beer directly from the barrel. Take the tour and expect to need a least 2-3 hours.

Since we were spending a few days in Prague we decided to take a tour company out to the Pilsner Urquell Brewery for their brewery tour. Overall we had a very good experience with the tour. You do get to see multiple areas of their operation in action before going into their cellar for the tasting. No doubt the final 3rd of the tour was our favorite part. You go into their old original cellar for a private tasting. Our tour guide was very good, she spoke great English and was able to command a room. Our only draw back were the large size of the group made it a bit awkward to ask questions.

We took a guided tour at the brewery. The guide showed us the old and the new brewery and the process of making the beer. It also has an interactive part which was nice, I won't give out spoilers. You can also eat at the restaurant from the same courtyard, which the guide will kindly recommend but their food is quite good and the beers are cold.

Best beer tour ever. Serious this tour is awesome in every way. Informative, historical, fun, and includes drinking a fresh unpasteurized beer straight from a tapped barrel in an underground cooling cave. If you are anywhere near the city of Pisen you must stop here and take the tour.

Ok, we were staying in Prague for 4 days and booked this tour. We didn't realise it was in Plzen...our fault totally. Plzen is actually 1.5 hours away by train and we worked out train there, tour train back is pretty much a full day. We nearly didn't go by we are so glad we, it's a fantastic experience. The brewery is huge, covers that much ground you get a bus to see the building . Bottling plant was awesome along with the numbers of bees bottled. Ended with a tasting in the underground cellars, superb and would recommend it. We really enjoyed it and it was worth the day out of Prague....we went early and explored Plzen.