Private Beer Hall Tour in the Old Town

Yes, dogs are generally welcome with us. Please remember that there is a leash law throughout North Rhine-Westphalia.
You know your dog best: Therefore, consider that beer houses – depending on the time of day and capacity – can get very lively. It can be cramped, turbulent, and very loud, which not every dog tolerates well. So please check whether your four-legged friend feels comfortable in such an environment.

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We recommend booking in advance, as participation in our public tours is only possible with a minimum of four people. By booking early, you secure your place and we can plan better. A deposit is required for private tours. Short-term requests are possible, but we cannot guarantee spontaneous participation.

Yes, you can try the Kölsch beer in each beer house for a small price (expect €2.50 per Kölsch including tip).

Yes, our tours run rain or shine! Please check the weather forecast and bring suitable clothing. On nice days we will try to get seats on the terrace.

Online, via our booking portal, you have the option of paying directly by credit card, instant bank transfer, iDeal or PayPal. For private tours, you can also choose to pay by invoice and pay by bank transfer after receiving the invoice. For all other payment options, please contact us!

Of course, traditional pubs and beer houses serve soft drinks and wine – even if they don’t like it. But beware: these drinks are more expensive than beer (yes, even water and soft drinks!).

You must be at least 18. Minors can take part in the tour if accompanied by their parents.

Unfortunately, we cannot guide you to the breweries. Although some breweries offer guided tours, these are often fully booked weeks or even months in advance. Instead, we take you to the charming breweries and traditional pubs where you can experience the authentic hospitality of our beer culture. Because that is the heart of beer enjoyment in Cologne! You can visit breweries all over the world, and they often look similar. But the places we show you often have a history as former breweries.