If you like wine, tasting and also guided tours, then the Botanical Garden in Prague has prepared this event just for you. The Sunday Wine Cellar tour will take you to places where high-quality grapes of the key varieties of Riesling and Pinot Noir are processed into wine directly in the Botanical Garden. The vineyard responsible for the growth of the processed grapes has been managed by the Botanical Garden since 1995, but its tradition is more than 800 years old, which makes tasting on this tour a historical and fascinating pleasure. So, do not miss the opportunity to get to know and taste this piece of history!
The event is held every Sunday between the starting and ending date. Limit of 15 visitors per group. No booking is necessary. Tour available only in the Czech language.
Place: Prague Botanical Garden, Trojská 800/196, Praha 7, Prague, Czech Republic
Date: from Sunday, September 5, to Sunday, December 26, 2021
Start: 1 p.m. / 3 p.m. / 5 p.m. (the meeting time before the commented tour)
Price: 300-350 CZK
Contact: +420 234 148 122 / info@botanicka.cz
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