• Introduction
• 1. Amsterdam
• 2. Berlin
• 3. Brugge
• 4. Burlington
• 5. Dublin
• 6. Mexico City
• 7. Montreal
• 8. Portland
• 9. Prague
• 10. Sapporo

Prague

Beer lovers love Prague for two main reasons – the first being the high quality of the beer brewed here, the second being its price – which is very inexpensive by North American standards. The city is home to U Fleku, the world's oldest brewpub, and one of Europe's most famous beer halls. It’s also home to the original (and many would say better) Budweiser, known locally as Budvar. Traditionally, beer halls only poured one brand, but have recently begun pouring two or three, so you won’t have to pub crawl to sample Prague’s best suds. For serious enthusiasts, Plzen, home of the world’s first beer museum and the original Pilsner, is just 50 miles away.

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