Admission to Cervejaria Bohemia includes a tasting session and a guided tour of the brewhouse, fermentation tanks, and aging cellars—which offers an up-close look at the craftsmanship behind Brazil's beloved beers. If you’re staying in Rio de Janeiro, the best way to visit the brewery is through a private or group tour of Petropolis. These full-day excursions often include round-trip transportation, admission fees, and a comprehensive overview of the city's other attractions, such as the Imperial Museum and Saint Peter of Alcantara Cathedral.
Choose from three tour options with varying exclusivity and number of tastings.
Cervejaria Bohemia welcomes visitors of all ages, but beer tastings are available only for adults of legal drinking age (18).
Explore the brewery's gift shop, where you can purchase exclusive merchandise, including beer, glassware, and other beer-related souvenirs.
Cervejaria Bohemia is conveniently situated in Petrópolis, a short distance from the city center. By public transport, you can take a bus to the Petropolis bus station, then it’s either a taxi or a brief walk to reach the brewery. For those traveling by car, the brewery is easily accessible via well-connected roads, and there’s on-site parking. To indulge without worrying about driving, consider booking a tour that includes round-trip transport.
The brewery welcomes people throughout the year, but to make the most of your experience, plan your visit during weekdays to avoid larger crowds. Aim for morning or early afternoon visits when the brewery is less busy, allowing you to immerse yourself fully in the brewing process. Check the brewery's website for any seasonal highlights or special events that may enhance your visit.
While craft beer might be Petropolis’ liquid delicacy, don’t forget to explore the region’s vibrant food scene. Delectable bites include feijoada, a hearty black bean stew with various cuts of meat and pão de queijodelicious cheese bread. Sweet-lovers should save room for brigadeiros and quindinstraditional Brazilian desserts. To take the flavors home with you, consider taking a Brazilian cooking class during your trip.
