BEER TOURS · 1-DAY TOURS
Good 1-day tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Travel from Prague to Pilsen and Nizbor for two Czech specialties: Pilsner Urquell beer and hand-cut Bohemian glass. You’ll tour the brewery, sample fresh beer, eat a three-course lunch, and watch glassblowers at work. Small-group and private options are available, with guides such as Peter, Jan, and Fabrizzio assigned on different departures.
“This was a wonderful tour and we all had a great time!”
Travel from Chicago to Milwaukee in a small group of up to 14 with an English-speaking guide such as Nico. Choose the museum and brewery option for motorcycle history, beer tastings, and lakefront views, with free time at the Milwaukee Public Market.
“This Milwaukee day trip from Chicago was such a refreshing and well-organized escape! The itinerary perfectly balanced culture, history, and local flavor. From diving into motorcycle heritage at the Harley-Davidson Museum to sampling brews at the Miller Brewery, each stop added something special. The Milwaukee Public Market was a foodie’s dream, and even the brief stop at the Milwaukee Art Museum offered beautiful lakefront views and striking architecture. I also want to take a moment to highlight out guide—professional, engaging, and incredibly knowledgeable. He kept the tour running smoothly, shared great insights throughout the day, and made sure everyone felt looked after. Whether you’re...”
Take the regular Slovak Lines bus from Vienna to Bratislava, then meet a local guide for an Old Town walk, a two-course lunch, and three beer samples with a snack. The route is unaccompanied, so bring your passport, QR code, and clear return-bus instructions.
“You're taking a chance on this experience as you may not get the full tour as we experienced ourselves. The tour started off great until we were left for lunch. No instructions provided by the guide, in fact we were told along the tour that this was a particular restaurant that we would be eating lunch at, and told on the side while walking that the others in the tour didn't have the same package as us. We were then dropped off at a different restaurant and the tour guide was very quick to leave and didn't give any other details, even though we were supposed to be having a…”
Spend 510 minutes exploring Otaru with an English-speaking guide. Walk the historic canal, make optional glassware at Kitaichi Glass, hear an Aeolian organ, visit the Steam Clock, and finish with a drink at Warehouse #1 brewery. Lunch and craft fees cost extra.
“great day out with Scott. great tour and great worldly discussions.recommended!! port very pretty place and very historical.”
