Beer & Brewery Tour
Learn the secrets of barley juice as well as many interesting facts about the old art of brewing during a convivial beer and brewery tour in the world capital of beer.
Included in the price:
- 3,5-hour guided tour on Saturday at 4.30 p.m.
- transfer to the brewery and back
- entrance fee for the brewery
- two beers (half liter each)
- exclusively with us: City guide "simply Munich" and city map
- cancellation free of charge up to 24 h before the tour starts
This tour is all about the history and social life of beer. After the start, the tour starts at Marienplatz and continues via Viktualienmarkt in the direction of Paulaner Bräuhaus.
This is followed by a brewery tour of the historic Munich Thomasbräu, where the brewery of the eponymous Thomas brothers merged with the Paulaner Brewery in 1928. Home-made beers are still brewed in the Paulaner Bräuhaus today - a craftsmanship that you can take a closer look at on site and of course taste the fine wines.
At the end of the tour - depending on the weather - you will visit a beer garden or a traditional restaurant together - you will also have the opportunity to eat here. The tour ends at the Hofbräuhaus. To get you in the mood, you can read our interview with two female brewers and understand why this drink is so rooted in Bavarian history and what innovations time brings with it.
Meeting point: Please arrive in front of the Tourist Information at the New Town Hall 10 minutes before the start of your tour.
Duration: approx. 3,5 hours
Information about your booked Beer & Brewery Tour: Please show your booking confirmation printed out or on your mobile phone to your tour guide.
You will receive the city guide "simply Munich" and the city map upon presentation of your booking confirmation at the Tourist Information at Marienplatz or at the main station. There you can also buy tickets.
Children under 12 years of age are free when accompanied by an adult.
During the tour there is the possibility to eat.
Drunken persons are not allowed to enter the brewery for safety reasons.
Photos: Frank Stolle
Hygiene requirements and current regulations - you can help too!
- Limited number of participants - book in advance online
- The minimum distance of 1.5 metres must be observed
- In public buildings and shops, as well as in designated outdoor areas, it is compulsory to wear an FFP2 mask.
- Please note the cough and sneeze rules: turn away and sneeze and cough into the crook of your arm
Covid-19
The City of Munich is also affected by the nationwide measures to contain the coronavirus. The good news: hotels and accommodation establishments, indoor and outdoor gastronomy and shops are open again. All other important information about the coronavirus and your stay in Munich can be found here.
