
A. Le Coq Beer Museum
A. Le Coq Beer Museum
Tartu, Estonia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Mikk Müraus — 8 months ago
Not very big but perfect to visit if you are interested in beermaking and machinery
**★★★★★ Paula Pascual — 2 years ago
I had so much fun in this place! Costs 10€ to get in and includes a little beer tasting at the end. It’s been recently renovated and it was su interactive and interesting to explore around and see the old machinery, the history of beer and the history of this particular brand. They had also the oldest preserved beer in the world recovered from a shipwreck, and the whole thing you do it underground in the old factory. The beer tasting gives you 4 different kinds of beer at the end and even it bei
**★★★★☆ Albert Matějka — 4 months ago
The Museum is Great and very informative. However, ist more the A. Le Coq Museum than a beer Museum, but it was awesome!
**★★★★☆ Elena Bo — a year ago
Very small nice museum. Need to try grains. Very interesting tastes. Also to play game with bottle opening. With ticket you will get one free drink in very nice bar.
**★★★☆☆ Thomas .A — a year ago
I went here tonight as part of the Estonian museum night, the entry fee was €1 and the place was packed. I had to wait for 50 minutes to get inside, at some point I thought they might be giving away some drinks for free, but no, people were all very interested in going here.
Having been to multiple beer museums, I had a high expectation. The experience part was lacking, I was missing being able to try different beers and learn more about the current process, it was heavily focused on history. T















