Krakow Beer Tour
Our craft beer tour is sure to impress; it’s an experience that includes a visit to a microbrewery to learn about the entire brewing process. We’ll then move on to a tasting of six different beers at three different venues. The world of craft beer is full of stories, recipes and countless anecdotes, and we offer an alternative option for those who wish to take part without the tasting.

Basic Information
Total time
2h 30m
Language
Spanish (check the calendar for availability)
Price
100 PLN/24 EUR (the price doesn't include samples) 50 PLN/12 EUR six samples of beer paid in cash at the beginning of the tour
Meeting point
Located at the western end of Dietla Street near the Grunwaldzki Bridge, facing the Vistula River boulevards.
Nearest public transport: Krakow Orzeszkowej Jozefa Dietla; Orzeszkowej
Ending point
The oldest craft beer pub in Kraków.
Additional info
☂︎ This tour is organised by Walkative Krakow guides. Look for the guide with the yellow umbrella.
Booking rules
Bookings are required.
About the tour

Stout, Sour, IPA, Ale
Dark, Blonde, Wheat, Honey
Six flavors, many colors
The beer tour is missing one piece: you!
Yeah, yeah, maybe it’s not the best poem, but it’s not the first one written about beer, since for thousands of years, it has been a daily companion in many cultures around the world.
For centuries, in Poland, beer was so important that even the word for cellar—piwnica—means “beer place.”
Polish tradition is no exception. For centuries, beer was so important that it’s still reflected in the language - the Polish word for cellar literally means “beer place.”
Today, the common perception is that Poland is a country of vodka; there are reasons behind that image, and everything is explained during the craft beer tour! / craft beer?
We’ve put together a route for you that takes in three different spots:
- We’ll start with a visit to a brewpub—a bar that brews its own beer in the cellar
- We’ll sample different beer styles, including the only Polish style that has survived to this day!
- We’ll talk about the history of beer from its beginnings to the modern Craft Revolution.
After the tour, not only will you have a better understanding of the world of beer, but you’ll know more about Polish beer than the Poles themselves!
Highlights
- 1
Dietla Street
Green avenue built over the Old Vistula riverbed, which once formed a moat isolating the Kazimierz district.
- 2
TEA Time
The only English-style Brewpub in Kraków.
- 3
Strefa Piwa
One of the oldest craft beer pubs in the city, focusing on Czech beer culture.
- 4
Omerta
The oldest craft beer pub in Kraków, period!
FAQ
Map
Located at the western end of Dietla Street near the Grunwaldzki Bridge, facing the Vistula River boulevards.
Nearest public transport: Krakow Orzeszkowej Jozefa Dietla; Orzeszkowej
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