Traditional Beer Spa

Traditional Beer Spa in Prague offers a distinctive wellness experience combining beer and relaxation. Located near the city center, the spa features private rooms with wooden bathtubs filled with warm water infused with beer ingredients like hops, malt, and yeast. Guests soak in the aromatic, nutrient-rich water while enjoying unlimited draft beer from a tap beside the tub. The experience is said to have skin-softening and detoxifying benefits. After the bath, you can relax on a heated bed covered in straw, wrapped in a robe. The spa's rustic, cozy decor evokes a traditional Czech beer cellar. It's a popular activity for couples, friends, and solo travelers looking for a quirky yet authentic Prague experience.

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• Relax in a private wooden tub filled with beer-infused warm water
• Enjoy unlimited draft beer from the tap next to your tub
• Lie on a heated straw bed for post-bath relaxation
• Savor the aromatic scent of hops and malt during the soak
• Experience a unique blend of Czech beer culture and spa therapy

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Traditional Beer Spa

Cheapest way inPrague Pilsner Urquell Experience with 3 Free Beer Tastings4.7★ · 790 travelers1–2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$28 per personSee dates →Most bookedPrague Old Town, Medieval Underground and Dungeon Historical Tour4.6★ · 4,660 travelers~2 hoursFree cancellationFrom$31 per personSee dates →Private & flexiblePRIVATE 4 Hour Tour: Czech Beers & Tapas in Prague's Local Areas5★ · 89 travelers~4 hoursFree cancellationFrom$191 per personSee dates →

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Know before you go

• Bring a swimsuit or underwear; you'll be provided with a towel and robe.
• Shower before entering the tub to remove lotions or perfumes.
• You can drink as much beer as you like during the bath, but pace yourself.
• No phones or cameras in the bath area to preserve privacy.

A bit of history

Beer spas originated in the Czech Republic, drawing on the country's long brewing tradition. This spa opened in 2014, offering a modern take on the ancient practice of beer baths, which were historically used for relaxation and health benefits.