Question 1

What is a Guided Beer Tour as a team-building activity in the Tri-City and what does it involve?

Accepted Answer

The Guided Beer Tour is a 3-hour walk through the Old Town of Gdańsk with a licensed, charismatic beer-expert guide — combining sightseeing of the most beautiful corners of Gdańsk's Old Town with tasting regional and craft beers. The route takes you through the most important historical points of Gdańsk's beer trail — from the place where the famous Jopen beer was brewed, through the Long Gate, to atmospheric beer cellars and craft bars along the Long Embankment. It's a format that gives the group a dose of history, culture, and alcohol — in perfect proportions.

Question 2

What exactly is included in the price of the Guided Beer Tour package?

Accepted Answer

The package price includes: a 3-hour beer tour with a licensed guide around the Old Town of Gdańsk, tasting 5 regional and craft beers (including the famous historical Jopen beer), beer snacks, and the care of an event coordinator. The tour is on foot — comfortable shoes are a must-have. The entire route of the tour is through the Old Town of Gdańsk, so there is no need to organize any additional transfers or transport.

Question 3

What beers are tasted during the tour?

Accepted Answer

During the tour, each participant tastes 5 regional and craft beers carefully selected by the guide — including the mandatory famous historical Jopen beer, brewed according to a recipe from the 15th-century Gdańsk brewery. The other beers are a cross-section of the most interesting current Gdańsk and Polish craft variants — from classic lagers from local breweries, through IPAs, to seasonal beers available only for part of the year. The guide comments on each beer, tells its history, and suggests how to taste it to bring out the full aroma.

Question 4

Is the Guided Beer Tour suitable for people who are not necessarily beer fans?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the tour is designed to entertain and engage every participant, regardless of their attitude towards beer. The charismatic guide interweaves historical, architectural, and cultural threads of Gdańsk's Old Town with brewing trivia — so even people who drink beer only occasionally are thoroughly entertained throughout the 3-hour walk. It's primarily a city tour with beer in the background — not the other way around.

Question 5

What is the route of the tour and what can be seen during the walk?

Accepted Answer

The route leads through the most beautiful and historically rich points of Gdańsk's Old Town — including Długa Street, Long Market, Neptune Fountain, Artus Court, Golden Gate, Long Embankment, and Green Bridge. At each stop, the guide tells a story related to Gdańsk brewing or more broadly — the history and culture of the city. Gdańsk, as one of the main brewing centers of the Hanseatic League in the Middle Ages, has an extremely rich beer tradition, which most tourists are unaware of — the tour changes that.

Question 6

How long does the Guided Beer Tour last and what is the minimum number of participants?

Accepted Answer

The duration of the tour is about 3 hours — including the walk, tasting stops, and the guide's comments. The minimum number of participants is 8 people. Three hours is a format that doesn't drag on too long — the tour ends in the center of the Old Town, where the group can naturally move on to dinner or the evening part of the program.

Question 7

Is the Guided Beer Tour available in English for foreign groups?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the guide conducts the tour entirely in English. For groups from the British Isles, Scandinavia, or Germany, the Guided Beer Tour through Gdańsk's Old Town is one of the most popular formats — beer, history, and a walk through one of the most beautifully restored old towns in Europe is a combination that appeals to every group. Gdańsk's beer trail is unique even compared to cities like Prague or Munich — due to Gdańsk's unique Hanseatic brewing tradition.

Question 8

Does the Guided Beer Tour take place in all weather conditions?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the tour is conducted year-round, in all weather conditions, although the route is on foot and goes through open spaces of the Old Town. In rainy weather, it's worth taking an umbrella or a light raincoat — some tasting stops are held in warm interiors of pubs and cellar bars, so the group is protected from the rain for a significant part of the tour. Winter beer tours have their particular charm — the atmospheric, cobbled Gdańsk Old Town in the winter scenery makes an amazing impression.

Question 9

Can the number of participants be changed after booking the Guided Beer Tour and until when?

Accepted Answer

The number of participants can be changed — please report the correction no later than 10 working days before the planned event, so the coordinator can appropriately inform the guide and reserve the right number of beer portions and snacks on the route. Weekend dates in the summer and early autumn season are very popular — we encourage securing the date as early as possible.

Question 10

What description appears on the invoice for the Guided Beer Tour?

Accepted Answer

The invoice for organizing the corporate attraction usually includes the description: “organization of a team-building / corporate event / workshop". If your company needs a different description due to accounting department requirements or internal settlement policy, please ask us for details when placing the order.

Question 11

Do you issue a proforma invoice before the Guided Beer Tour?

Accepted Answer

Yes, payment is made based on a proforma invoice. You will receive the final VAT invoice after the event, as the number of participants may change by then — we want the settlement to always be in line with the actual event execution.

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