Can your visit to Prague be complete without sampling the beers and specialty wine of Czech Republic? Beer is available all over Prague but the problem is that most of the pubs, bars and ale houses confine themselves to serving Kozel, Pilsner Urquell and Budvar which represent only the crème of Czech Republic’s finest beers.

To sample more luxury beers , both single malt and double malt, from the breweries of Prague, you can head to the following bars, pubs and brasseries where you will be served Lager, Brewpub, Bier, Pilsner, Brewing, Beer, Pivo and Prague and these beer joints remain open all through the year.

These beer watering holes will appeal to tourists, adventure enthusiasts, budget travelers, students, seniors, singles, honeymooners, couples and business travelers. For superior quality dunkel you can head to U Fleku pub that is more than 5 centuries old! Pivovarsky Klub is a cousin concern of Pivovarsky Dum.

Les Moules Café and Galerie Piva are famed for their Belgian and Czech beer.
Ferdinanda is the place to be if you want to guzzle down the really rare Ferdinanda beer that is so smooth that it will softly curl over your tongue. You can also check out the excellent Viennese beer – Seven Bullets or Sedm Kuli apart from the more common lager, good quality pilsner and dunkel. You can order pickled cold sausage as a side dish to act as appetizer.

For unusual and experimental beer you can head straight to Pivovarsky Dum where you will be greeted by excellent quality dunkel, spiced beers and various assortments of fruit beers. It is so popular and over crowded that you have to wait for some time after placing your order.

To lay your hands on the best quality and extremely rare Czech beer, bohemian pilsners, Krakonos and Opat, Westvleteren, rare German beers like Erdinger Winter Hefeweizen, grab your seat at the Pivni Galerie.

The Strahov Monastic Brewery is famous for its dunkel which you can have at bargain price.