WORLDWIDE · BEER WALKING TOURS
Three or four bars on foot in an old town, with the beer explained between them. The 15 below are priced by how many drinks are included and how far you actually walk.
Join an English or German-speaking guide for five Altbier tastings across Düsseldorf’s Old Town. Visit Kürzer, Im Füchschen, Schumacher, Zum Schlüssel, and Uerige, learn why the glasses are small, and finish with tips for food and drinks.
“great tour! christopher was our guide and he was awesome. we learned a lot and the beer was delicious!”
Walk Beijing’s old hutong lanes with an English-speaking guide such as Winnie, Yoyo, Janice, or Haitao, stopping at four family-run eateries and homes for hotpot, noodles, beef buns, and spring pancakes. The 3.5-hour evening tour includes unlimited beer and soda, plus a craft beer at a local brewery.
“Yoyo was an absolutely fantastic host. She’s super knowledgeable on food, local history and Hutongs. The restaurant selections were all unique and in hard to find areas that we would not have discovered on our own. Our group of 5 had a great time!!”
Walk central Brussels with an English-speaking guide such as Tiago, Tim, Julie or Walid, stopping for chocolate, fries or a waffle, and Belgian beer. You will see Grand Place, Manneken Pis and the Royal Gallery, with food, architecture and city stories packed into about three hours.
“Great tour! Right mixture of history and entertainment. We tasted fine chocolate, waffles, French fries, and, of course, beer. Julie was knowledgeable and funny. I’d highly recommend this tour to everyone visiting Brussels”
Walk through Fushimi’s sake district with a certified MagicalTrip guide, visit the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum and Kappa Gallery, then compare up to 18 Kyoto sakes at a local restaurant. Guides such as Matt, Rika, Kumi, and Yukari are known for clear explanations and helpful local advice.
“We had a great time on the tour. Our guide was lovely, very knowledgable about sake and guided us around the breweries. She was also great company during the tasting, and there was plenty of sake to taste! She also helpfully gave us some suggestions on other places to visit during our stay as well as sharing links and pictures after the tour. Thank you very much!”
Walk through Vesterbro with a comic English-speaking guide such as Thor, Roger, Martin, or Derek, tasting eight beers, about one litre in all. Learn about Tivoli, Carlsberg, Central Station, Mikkeller, the Meatpacking District, and Copenhagen’s red-light district. This is a beer walk, not a pub crawl.
“Great way to explore the real city and especially by Thor. Who was very funny and knowledgeable… beer was great too!”
Spend about two hours walking Cologne’s old town with an English-speaking guide from The Kölsch Crew. Visit several traditional brewhouses, including Malzmühle, Gilden im Zims, Sünner im Walfisch, and Bierhaus en d'r Salzgass. Beer costs extra, usually about €2 per glass, so bring cash.
“Very informative, relaxed and an enjoyable few hours spent in the company of excellent and knowledgeable tour guide.”
Spend about 2.5 hours exploring Bruges with an English-speaking guide, visiting Minnewater Lake, the Beguinage, Burg Square, canal viewpoints, and a chocolate shop. Boat rides and beer tasting may be separate or optional, so confirm exactly what your booking includes.
“The experience was just the trip on boat even the post mentioned wine and appetizers. Not what a I paid for”
Meet your certified Cicerone at Hi-Wire Brewing for a three-hour walking tour through Asheville’s South Slope beer scene. You’ll visit three breweries, taste about 10 local beers, learn how brewing works, and hear Asheville stories from guides such as Mark, Michael, and Cliff. Casual dress and good walking shoes fit the day.
“Mike was amazing very knowledgeable about beer, brewery's and fun facts about Nashville. Loved the wide range of beers we tasted and how well Mike explained the differences between them.”
Spend 3.5 to 4 hours eating and walking through Prague with guides such as Markéta, Oliver, Helena, or Eva. You’ll visit five food stops, try nine Czech tastings, dine at Café Louvre, and sample beer aboard the ship-shaped Brewery Boat.
“Eva our guide was awesome. Be sure to come hungry as there is a done to eat and drink on this one.”
Meet your guide outside Mary Grand’Place at 11am for four hours of Brussels food, drink, and sightseeing. Taste chocolates from two top chocolatiers, sample Trappist and Abbey beers, eat a full Belgian lunch, and finish with a Brussels waffle. Guides include Avo, Eddie, Sebastian, and David.
“The tour was packed to what Brussels can offer on tourists who may have lay overs or on short visits. So far it covered the most important details of Brussels old town and nearby districts. Lunch was awesome and belly good. Of course we were treated with Belgian waffles and coffee at the end of our tour The tour size was just right for us to experience Brussels and the best it can offer.”
Start with a 90-minute Munich walk through Marienplatz, Viktualienmarkt, and Odeonsplatz, then head to Oktoberfest at Theresienwiese. Your reserved afternoon table includes two liters of beer and half a chicken. Guides such as Jay, Elizabeth, Tom, Markus, and Sophie lead the experience in English.
“Jay, our tour guide, was very knowledgeable and fed us as much information as we wanted, historical and current. We did a leisurely stroll, then watched some of the Oktoberfest parade, caught the subway to the fair grounds. He explained how to get around on the subway which was good as our entire group had been making mistakes! Our table in the beer hall was in a good location and Jay knew the waitresses and we had great service. The food and drink was plenty for the tour and we could always buy more. Cash is a must. Unbelievably crowded, everyone having a good time”
Walk Edinburgh’s Old Town with a beer-focused guide such as Wag, Iain, Christy, Sara, or Mhairi. Visit about three pubs, taste Scottish beer styles including cask ale and sour beer, and hear stories about brewing, trade, architecture, and the city’s past. Tastings are included.
“Iain did a great job talking us through the different styles of beers produced in scotland. We got to do a small tour around Edinburgh as well. Great time trying super unique beers :) Would recommend”
Start near St Giles’ Cathedral and follow an English, German, or French-speaking guide through Edinburgh’s Old Town, Royal Mile, Canongate, and Grassmarket. Visit three pubs, taste Scottish beers, and learn how brewing shaped the city. Guides such as Tilly, Sarah, Tom, and Ian tailor tastings to your preferences.
“very friendly and knowledgeable guide. beer tasted great too. I learned a lot.”
Explore Vesterbro and the old meatpacking district with guides such as Thor, Roger, Martin, or Steen. Taste eight local beers from an orange cooler while hearing funny, sometimes dark stories about brothels, drinking dens, breweries, and the neighborhood’s transformation. This is an outdoor walk, not a pub crawl.
“Tour guide was outstanding. Humor and history were well balanced. The beer was average and price should have been much more unique. Example Carlsberg Elephant or their Porter would be better selections. Also a beer from Mikkeller (like the Barley wine) would standout”
Meet a licensed English- or German-speaking guide at your central hotel and walk Bratislava’s old town, from Hviezdoslavovo Square to St. Martin’s Cathedral. The three-hour option adds Bratislava Castle and its views. An optional beer tasting includes three small beers and a hot pretzel.
“Thank you very much to Ms. Luba for her hospitality and friendship. It was a great day that we discovered and walked in whole Bratislava with her unbelievable knowledge and guidance. The tour was more than we expected. Highly recommend to take the tour with Ms. Luba. Thanks again”
