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Brewery Tour in Riga for Stag Party
Brewery Tour in Riga for Stag Party
Brewery Tour in Riga for Stag Party
Brewery Tour in Riga for Stag Party
Brewery Tour in Riga for Stag Party

Brewery Tour

Includes:

  • 30 minutes brewery tour
  • 3 different beers
  • beer snacks
  • one way transfer included

description:

Take place in one of Riga restaurants that has their own brewery. Beer is made from high-quality raw materials, keeping principles of very slow brewing, which takes about a month. Beer recipes are carefully learned, every beer lover will appreciate these live unfiltered and unpasteurised beers! The tour lasts about 30 minutes and after it the group can try three different beers: live unfiltered light beer, live unfiltered dark beer, live unfiltered "original" beer. Beer snacks are also included.

If you would like to save some of your budget, book this activity without the transfer, it at the Old Town and will be in an easy walking distance from the main walking street.

€ 39,00
per person
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activity details:

  • Minimum group size

    The minimum group size is 6

  • time needed for activity

    Time needed, inclusive of transfers is

  • transfers

    One way transfer is INCLUDED

  • availability

    All year round

Reviews

“Quality activities. All OK.”

Jake, September 2016

“Go karting- Really good. Bar crawl- Quiet early but found a great karaoke bar. Brilliant night. Beer bike - we had a brilliant time. Casino- Great night. Good drinks prices. All in all we had a great time! All the lady taxis excellent.”

MATT, June 2018

“Radisson Blu Latvija Hotel has a great location and facilities. Shooting was great. Bobsledding was epic. Highly recommend.”

Paul, January 2018

“Really enjoyed the activity. Would highly recommend. Would definitely do it again.”

Karl, November 2016

“The activities were well organised. Transport was prompt+flexible in terms of pick-up points. Olga was charming+friendly would highly recommend.”

Ross, September 2019