On this self-guided walking tour, you'll toast the treasures and little-known facts of the 'city of beer' - Czechia’s industrial capital, Pilsen.
Pilsen gave rise to the legendary Pilsner Beer. This West Bohemian treasure's history spans more than 900 years, and during the Industrial Revolution, the city was the richest in the Austrian Empire.
On this walking tour, you’ll get an eloquent introduction to the city’s glory and magnificent monuments. You’ll see the city’s oldest beer house and marvel at the town hall’s richly decorated facade. You’ll hear mysterious legends from Pilsen’s past, including lazy Thaddeus, who made a deal with the devil to build Saint Bartholomew Church. I’ll also tell you how Pilsen made history in World War Two.
At the end of this tour, you’ll have encountered the city’s artistic treasures, surprisingly dramatic history, and some of the extraordinary people who shaped it. You’ll also know there’s much more to Pilsen than just its famous beer!
The tour begins in front of the Brewery Museum (Pivovarské muzeum) in Veleslavínova 58/6. It's just a 5-minute walk from the parking house Rychtářka in Truhlářská 5. Cross the busy Tyršova Street into Sady 5. května and then right into Veleslavínova Street.
The tour ends at the Pilsner Brewery Gate.
Begin your journey at the Brewery Museum, where you'll delve into the fascinating history of Pilsen's legendary Pilsner Beer.
Marvel at the majestic Marian Column, a symbol of faith and resilience, gracing the heart of Pilsen's historic core.
Explore the awe-inspiring Cathedral of St. Bartholomew, with its towering spires and richly decorated facade. It boasts the highest tower in Czechia.
Visit the impressive Great Synagogue, the second-largest synagogue in Europe, a testament to Pilsen's diverse cultural heritage and architectural prowess.
Pass by the historic J.K. Tyl Theatre, a cultural landmark showcasing the vibrant arts scene and theatrical traditions of Pilsen.
Pay homage to renowned composer Bedřich Smetana at the Monument of Bedřich Smetana, honoring his enduring legacy and contribution to Czech classical music.
End your tour at the Museum of West Bohemia, where you can further immerse yourself in the region's rich history and cultural heritage.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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