Brewery Museum
Pivovarské muzeum
A beer history museum housed in a medieval townhouse whose residents once held brewing rights, showing malt houses, old taverns and ancient brewing tools.
The museum occupies a well-preserved late Gothic townhouse, where citizens with brewing rights once brewed beer. The exhibits follow the sequence of malting, fermentation and storage. The museum recreates a 19th-century tavern, a cooperage and a laboratory, and it also holds collections of beer glasses and beer labels from many countries. A self-guided audio tour takes about an hour. Admission is about 150 CZK. Combined tickets are available with the nearby underground passages, as the entrances are adjacent.
Opening hours
About 10:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Plzeň Historical Underground
- St. Bartholomew Cathedral
- Republic Square & Town Hall
- Franciscan Monastery & Church of the Assumption
- West Bohemian Museum
- Puppet Museum
- Pilsner Urquell Brewery
- Patton Memorial Pilsen