Old Town to New Town

Best time: Any day from about 3pm. Craft House doesn't open until 5pm, so take the first three stops slowly or reach it after 5. Pivovarský dům is open to 11:30pm, which makes it the natural last stop. Opening hours change, so check each venue before you set off.

The stops

1. 

   U Kunštátů

   Řetězová 222/3, 110 00 Praha 1 – Staré Město

   Craft beer bar hidden in the courtyard of a medieval palace, with more than 100 Czech craft beers, tasting flights, beer snacks and tapas, a quiet courtyard garden, a Gothic hall and a 12th-century Romanesque cellar. Open daily 2pm–11pm.

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2. 

   U Medvídků

   Na Perštýně 345/7, 110 00 Praha 1 – Staré Město

   Historic beer hall dating from 1466, with a 250-litre in-house brewery making its own lagers and specials, and classic Czech cooking. Open Monday to Wednesday 11:30am–11pm, Thursday to Saturday 11:30am–11:30pm and Sunday noon–10pm.

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3. 

   Pivovar Národní

   Národní 139/8, 110 00 Praha 1

   Brewpub opened in 2015 in a 17th-century Ursuline convent on Národní třída, brewing its own Czech Lion 11° lager (filtered and unfiltered) and 13° semi-dark, plus a rotating special. Grill kitchen and a large garden in the convent atrium. Open daily 11am–11pm.

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4. 

   Craft House Prague

   Navrátilova 1421/11, 110 00 Praha 1 – Nové Město

   Multitap bar and bottle shop with 27 taps of Czech and international craft beer and cider, including a separate six-tap Imperial Bar for stronger styles, and more than 100 bottles. Opens daily at 5pm; the homepage gives closing at 12:30am Monday to Saturday and midnight on Sunday.

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5. 

   Pivovarský dům Benedict

   Ječná / Lípová 511/15, 120 00 Praha 2 – Nové Město

   New Town brewpub brewing at least eight of its own beers, from lagers to specials such as coffee, nettle and banana beers, with a Czech kitchen. Open daily 11am–11:30pm.

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Getting there: start in the Old Town at Řetězová, about 5 minutes from Metro A Staroměstská. The route finishes at Ječná/Lípová, a few minutes from Metro C I. P. Pavlova and the Štěpánská tram stop.

Pivovar Národní to Craft House (about 850 m) is the longest leg: along Národní třída past Národní třída metro, then up Spálená and right into Navrátilova.

Optional detours: Pivovar U Tří růží (Husova 10) is about 130 m from U Kunštátů; U Fleků (Křemencova 11), the city's oldest brewery hall, is about 400 m from Pivovar Národní; Beer and Friends (Ve Smečkách 16) is about 330 m from Craft House.

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