Walking Tour in Pilsen

The tour continues toward the Brewery Museum in Pilsen, located in a preserved 15th-century brewing house that documents the history of beer production in the city. Here, the story of brewing traditions explains how bottom-fermented lager was first produced locally in 1842, influencing beer styles worldwide. The route also includes the Great Synagogue of Pilsen, completed in 1893 and known as one of the largest synagogues in the world, reflecting the presence of a Jewish community documented in the city since the 14th century.

Further along, travelers encounter modern developments such as the Techmania Science Center, an interactive science facility established in former industrial buildings connected to the Škoda engineering works. The walk highlights how industrial growth in the 19th and 20th centuries transformed Pilsen into a major center of engineering and manufacturing, linking historical landmarks with educational institutions and public spaces visited along the way.