Top Czech Republic Food & Drink Classes

Discover Czech culture through food during a half-day cooking class in the Karlin district of Prague. Hear stories behind the recipes and prepare several traditional Czech dishes. Sample everything you cook and learn about wine during a guided tasting. Connect with local people over food, storytelling, and drinks.

Learn more about Czech culture through its cuisine during a small-group cooking class and market visit in Prague. Begin with a trip to a historic Prague market, where your chef guide helps you choose ingredients, then teaches you how to turn them into a classic Czech 3-course meal with highlights such as dumplings, beef stew, mushroom and potato soup, and sweet buns.

It’s only natural to want to try traditional Czech chimney cakes on a visit to Prague, but learning to make them for yourself is an even more memorable experience. In this small-group workshop, knead, shape, and bake your dough as you learn how to craft authentic trdelnik chimney cakes, finishing them with a variety of toppings, from cinnamon sugar to walnuts.

Visitors with a love of beer will enjoy this craft beer tour of Prague. This is the first tour focused on the local impact of the world phenomenon of craft brewing in one of the beer capitals of the world. Their mission is to connect people together with locally crafted beer. Fully understand what makes Czech beer so special on this experience.

Learn how to rustle up traditional Czech dishes on a half-day market tour and cooking class in Prague, including lunch. With an expert chef, dive into a local market to pick up fresh local ingredients, learning about Czech culinary habits as you browse and buy. Then, prepare a 3-course menu of Czech favorites, both savory and sweet. Finish by digging into your homemade feast with your fellow cooks.

Prague is a foodie paradise, but if you want to find the most authentic spots, you need a local guide. With this small-group tour, skip the guesswork and head straight to the places offering the most delicious food and drink. Travel on foot and by subway while learning about Czech culture and cuisine through real stories and insider insights.

Prague is a culinary hot spot but if you don’t know where to go, you might end up at tourist-trap eateries. Follow a local guide through the narrow streets of the Old Town, Jewish Quarter, and New Town while tasting authentic Czech food and drink. Visit a café once frequented by Kafka and Einstein, drink at a floating brewery, and more. Sample different styles of Czech beer with drinks included.

In the heart of Prague, a delightful Chimney Cake Workshop awaits, inviting you to master the art of creating the iconic Trdelník. This engaging 60-minute session begins with a warm welcome and a brief history of this beloved pastry. Guided by a friendly instructor, you'll knead, shape, and bake your very own chimney cake, wrapping the dough around a traditional wooden spit. Once golden and warm, choose from a variety of classic toppings like cinnamon sugar or walnuts to personalize your treat. Mingle with fellow participants over a cup of coffee or tea, and leave with a Certificate of Excellence to commemorate your sweet Prague adventure.

Spend an evening immersed in old Czech culture and cuisine at a folklore show with dinner. Transportation conveniently brings you from your hotel to the folk village where performers in traditional costume present hours of live music and dancing. You can feel free to join in. During the performances, enjoy a Czech meal prepared using original recipes.  Drink wine and medovina (sweet liquor made from honey), along with non-alcoholic beverages.

Explore the rich culture of Czechia through its food during this immersive cooking class in the heart of Prague. Join a small group and get your hands dirty as you prepare several local dishes from scratch with a knowledgeable host. Then, enjoy the fruits of your labor paired with local drinks such as fruit-based brandy, wines, and, of course, beer.

The dishes on this table were once served in Hollywood's most private kitchens. Now Mariko brings those same techniques to Prague - using whatever the market offers that morning and a group small enough to feel like old friends. Your day begins at Naplavka, one of Prague's most beloved Saturday rituals, where you'll taste and shop alongside Mariko before heading to her light-filled 19th-century studio beneath the Vysehrad fortress. You cook together, eat together, and leave with the recipes and confidence to recreate it all at home. No two mornings are ever identical - the market decides the menu.

Dive into Prague’s pub and party scene without having to find your own way around—and enjoy a fun-filled way to let loose and get celebratory—with this evening tour. Meet like-minded people and save money with unlimited drinks at an open-bar session. Then, skip the line at several other clubs, down a welcome shot at each, and enjoy VIP entry at the final stop.

Learn how to make an authentic Czech meal during a small-group tour and cooking class. Meet your guide in Prague’s Karlín neighborhood, and set off on foot: visit local markets, pubs, and more. Then, transfer to the kitchen, where you’ll learn how to make three traditional Czech dishes. Pick from options like goulash and dumplings and cook them together. Finally, sit down to enjoy your feast with your new friends.

You can't visit Prague without discovering the city's thriving beer scene—but if you're not sure where to start, this guided tasting experience offers the perfect introduction. Led by your beer-expert guide, taste seven different Czech beers. Hear about each, learn about the brewing process, and discover more about Czech beer culture. Nibble on local cheese and crackers as you drink, and walk away with new knowledge.

Taste a wide variety of Czech food and drinks during this private food tour in Prague. Travel with your food-loving local host around the city, and pop into shops, cafés, and pubs to sample wine, beer, cheeses, sausages, and coffee. Your host tells you the ins and outs about the area’s most-loved food choices, and you can meet some of the locals that make them, too.

You will have a private food expert who is funny and who knows the best places in Prague. And you will taste great food and drinks.

Enjoy 2 hours of unlimited beer pong beer at Prague’s famous Drunken Monkey. Play on custom beer pong tables against your friends (or new rivals) while our friendly staff keep the drinks flowing and share tips for the best day and night spots in the city. Watch live sports on TV, play your own music, meet other travelers and turn your beer pong game into a full-on party. Unlimited beer & wine included for 2hrs & all beer pong equipment

Prague's only beer-AND-wine spa - and one of the very few in the world. Most spas give you a single bath; here you soak in TWO at once. In your own private cellar room, you and your group relax in two handcrafted whirlpool tubs side by side: a warm Žatec-hops beer bath and a Czech red-wine vinotherapy bath, with unlimited beer and a bottle of wine. What makes it unforgettable is the setting: an atmospheric historic cellar with brick vaults, flickering candlelight and a crackling fireplace - worlds away from a clinical spa. Only natural Czech ingredients touch your skin, and after your soak you unwind on a bed of fresh wheat straw, drink in hand. No crowds, no strangers - just you, the warm glow of the fire, and an experience found nowhere else in Prague. Perfect for couples, friends, and once-in-a-lifetime celebrations.

Delve into the rich flavors of Czech cuisine paired expertly with five distinct beer styles during the Beer Sommelier Experience. This 90-minute guided experience takes place in exclusive spaces in the heart of Prague, overlooking Wenceslas Square. Led by a knowledgeable Beer Sommelier, you'll explore a curated five-course menu designed to elevate your beer tasting journey. Discover the nuances of each brew while savoring delicious culinary pairings that celebrate Czech traditions. Perfect for those looking to enhance their appreciation for beer in a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere.

Take a journey through the world of premium Chinese tea during this private and immersive tea ceremony in Prague's Vršovice district. Taste a variety of teas, including green, oolong, black, fermented, and this year's early spring production, carefully selected from Chinese masters. Learn about the historical, geographical, and cultural significance of each tea and discover brewing techniques and health benefits in a 2-3 hour session.

Looking for a fun, hands-on cooking experience in Prague? Learn to make authentic Chinese dumplings completely from scratch with Chinese instructor Rita. In this 2.5-hour cooking experience in Prague, you'll -Make dumpling dough, wrappers & delicious fillings -Choose vegan + gluten-free options -Master 4 traditional folding techniques -Learn Rita's family secret dipping sauce. -Cook, enjoy & recreate your dumplings at home -BYOB All ingredients, tools & recipes are included. Perfect for beginners and experienced cooks, this small-group class combines hands-on cooking with Chinese food traditions. Rita shares authentic family recipes, cooking tips and stories while helping every guest gain new skills and confidence. Meet fellow travelers, discover Chinese culture through food, and enjoy a delicious experience you'll remember long after your Prague trip.

Each participant will create 2 Cocktails, experimenting with unique, locally inspired ingredients and recipes, crafting one-of-a-kind cocktails you won't find anywhere else! Get a behind-the-scenes look at the world of bartending, gaining insider knowledge and professional techniques. Your local guide will pick you up and share their favorite spots, enhancing your experience with insider tips and stories. Book your Cocktail Making experience today for an interactive and memorable journey into the world of mixology!

See central Prague like a local during this evening pub tour. You’ll sample different Czech beers along with a traditional Czech pub dinner. A knowledgeable guide provides an insider’s view of the city while you explore on foot and offers insight into local brews and culinary culture. This is great as a standalone evening activity or as the start of a longer night out in Prague.