Planning a day trip from Prague that combines great food, local drinks, and a touch of history? This private tour offers just that—an immersive experience into the flavors and traditions of the Czech countryside. While not a typical sightseeing jaunt, it’s perfect for those who want to explore beyond the city and get a taste of authentic local life.
What really drew us in are the personalized approach and the variety of tastings—from wines in a historic cellar to freshly smoked fish from a family farm, and craft beers brewed by a local microbrewery. The chance to enjoy stunning views during a relaxed walk to a castle is an added bonus. One thing to keep in mind is that the tour is quite active, involving walking and some uphill sections, so comfortable shoes are a must.
This experience is best suited for travelers who appreciate gastronomy, history, and scenic countryside, and who prefer a private, flexible itinerary over large group tours. If you’re curious about Czech cuisine and want a well-rounded day with knowledgeable guides, this trip might be just what you’re after.
Key Points

- Personalized, private experience with hotel pickup for comfort and flexibility
- Taste local wines in a 13th-century cellar, adding a historic touch
- Sample authentic game delicacies made from local forests
- Enjoy craft beers at a modern microbrewery, learning brewing secrets
- Visit a historic castle and Bohemian wine capital, soaking in medieval ambiance
- Combine nature, history, and gastronomy for a well-rounded day
If you’re like us, the idea of mixing local flavors with history and scenic views is pretty appealing. This private tour packs a lot into just 8 hours, giving you a meaningful taste of what the Czech countryside has to offer. From the moment you’re picked up from your hotel in Prague, you’re in for a day that balances cultural insight with culinary delights.
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The tour kicks off with a hotel pickup around 9 AM, which is great for starting the day relaxed and stress-free. Since it’s a private group, the experience feels intimate and tailored to your interests. The vehicle is comfortable, making the roughly four-hour combined time at stops quite manageable.
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Exploring Mlník: Wine, Beer, and Food Tasting

Your first stop is in Mlník, a charming spot where your guide will take you around for about four hours. Here, you’ll get to sample Czech wines in a 13th-century cellar—an atmospheric setting that elevates the tasting experience. We loved the way this stop blends history with local viticulture; it’s not just about the wine but about feeling connected to the land and tradition.
After the wine tasting, you’ll visit a local brewery. The guide will share insights into Czech beer brewing, and you’ll get to try a variety of craft beers. It’s a fantastic way to understand the local brewing scene, especially since Czech beers are renowned worldwide.
For lunch, a visit to a family farm provides the chance to savor freshly smoked fish paired with local apple cider. The farm environment makes the food taste even better, and the fact that it’s family-run adds a personal touch. The reviews emphasize how authentic and high-quality the food and drinks are, making this a highlight for many.
Visiting Kokorin Castle

Midday, the tour moves to Kokorin Castle, where you’ll have about 50 minutes for a guided visit. The castle is a striking medieval fortress with scenic views and a storied past. The guided tour adds context to the ruins, helping you appreciate the architecture and history.
There is a short uphill walk to reach the castle—about 15 minutes—so comfortable shoes are advisable. If you have mobility concerns, just let your guide know, as they’re happy to assist with adjustments. Several reviews note how knowledgeable the guide Andrej is, adding depth to the castle visit with interesting stories and background.
The Scenic Hike and Castle Views

After exploring the castle, the tour offers a chance for a relaxing walk with panoramic views of the countryside. This is a perfect moment to soak in the scenery, take photos, or simply enjoy a peaceful pause before heading back. The walk isn’t strenuous but does involve a gentle uphill section, so casual footwear is recommended.
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The journey concludes back in Prague, where you’ll be dropped off at your hotel. The balance of cultural, culinary, and scenic experiences makes for an engaging, well-rounded day.
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What We Loved
Many travelers, including those who left reviews, praised the knowledgeable guides—particularly Andrej—who made the experience feel personalized and insightful. The selection of wines and beers was highly appreciated, with several noting the quality and variety as a highlight.
Another standout is the stunning countryside views and the way the tour seamlessly combines history and gastronomy. It’s not just about tasting but about understanding the regional traditions behind each product.
Things to Keep in Mind
The tour involves some walking and uphill sections, so comfortable shoes are a must. Also, the last part of the castle visit involves a short uphill walk, which might be challenging for those with mobility issues. Pregnant women are advised to skip this tour, as the active elements could be problematic.
While the price is not explicitly listed here, considering the personalized approach, multiple tastings, and exclusive visits, the value seems quite good for a full day of curated experiences.
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Who Is This Tour Perfect For?

This trip is ideal for food and drink lovers eager to explore authentic Czech flavors in a relaxed, private setting. It’s also suited for those interested in history and scenic countryside, who want a manageable, well-structured day with a knowledgeable guide. If you’re traveling with a partner, friends, or even solo but enjoy a tailored experience, this tour offers a flexible, engaging way to see the Czech countryside.
If you’re after a genuine taste of Czech gastronomy paired with some light history and spectacular views, this private day trip from Prague ticks lots of boxes. The combination of local wines, craft beers, fresh farm foods, and scenic castle visits creates a well-rounded picture of regional life. The personalized attention from your guide, especially if you get Andrej, makes the experience even more memorable.
While it’s not suitable for everyone—due to walking and uphill sections—it’s a fantastic choice for travelers who want more than just sightseeing and who enjoy learning about local traditions through tasting. The overall experience delivers value through quality, intimacy, and a good mix of activities, making it a worthwhile addition to your Prague itinerary.
If you prefer a small, private group with flexible arrangements and authentic experiences, this tour could be just what you’re looking for.
Is this tour suitable for children?
This tour isn’t specifically tailored for children, especially since it involves walking and some uphill sections. It’s best for adults comfortable with light activity and outdoor walking.
What is the duration of the tour?
The whole experience lasts about 8 hours, starting with hotel pickup at 9 AM and returning to Prague later in the day.
What language is the tour guide available in?
The tour is conducted in English, Russian, and Czech, depending on your preference.
Are there any physical activity requirements?
Yes, the last part involves a 15-minute uphill walk to the castle, so comfortable shoes and a moderate level of mobility are recommended.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, giving you some flexibility if your plans change.
Do I need to pay upfront?
You can reserve your spot now and pay later, which is handy if you want to keep your plans flexible.
Is this tour suitable for a romantic getaway or family outing?
While perfect for couples and groups of friends, it’s less suitable for young children or those with mobility issues, due to walking and outdoor elements.
If you’re craving a day that combines the best of Czech cuisine and scenic exploration with a personalized touch, this trip offers a thoughtful, engaging way to see a different side of the country.
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