Beer tours and beer tourism to the Czech Republic, Germany and Belgium
Europe has always attracted tourists – memorable and unusual cities, world-famous cultural and architectural monuments, peculiar and unfamiliar customs and traditions – all this fully contributes to the fact that travel to Western countries does not lose its popularity at all times. For those who have long been tired of banal trips to museums and squares, which have filled their ascomin ‘, tour operators offer various thematic tours. The so-called “beer tourism” has become widespread. It's no secret that Europe is rightfully considered the cradle of the beer industry.
Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Czech Republic have been competing for a long time for the right to become the main country of the foamy drink. This type of tourism is still accepted ambiguously. Someone thinks that “wandering around the taverns” is not a trip, but a banal booze, only on a large scale. Many will disagree: beer for them is not just a drink, but a real lifestyle. Its true connoisseurs know all the subtleties in making this golden “miracle”, they can easily distinguish flavor nuances, they can judge the quality of beer from the standpoint of an expert even by its appearance. Of course, for such real gourmets, beer tours are just a godsend. There is no point in talking about each country, they are all worth visiting.
Are you a fan of German beer? Then your sacred duty is to attend the Octoberfest in Munich. It was first held 200 years ago and is still a central event for beer lovers around the world. A no less interesting festival is held annually in Amsterdam: Pint Bokbierfestival brings together hundreds of professional brewers. The Czech Republic offers the most interesting tours: walking tours of beer establishments, trips to the most famous breweries, hundreds of exciting legends. You can visit the “Beer Club” and taste more than 240 types of beer from different countries. When in the Czech Republic, do not forget to try trdlo.
Stop by the pub called Schweik's. They say that Jaroslav Hasek often used to come here. Enjoy the famous dumplings and listen to the stories of old-timers – you will learn more about beer in an hour than if you read a thick book. You can also visit Denmark, Belgium, UK. The beer traditions of each of these countries are unique in their own way, you will hear a lot about your favorite drink. Have a desire to travel? So beer tourism is for you. If you decide on such an “extreme” trip, do not forget to stock up on headache pills – you will need them!