Prague: Hidden Vineyards Private Tour & Wine Tasting

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Free cancellation

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Duration4h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · CS +2

PickupAt your hotel

Three vineyard stops, one afternoon, no crowds

You're driven to three hidden Prague vineyard sites — Grébovka terraces, the Botanical Garden, and a wine house terrace — with a licensed guide pouring Czech sekt and explaining wine history as you walk. Cheese and charcuterie pairings are included, and your hotel pickup and return are handled, so you show up and taste.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Prague's hidden vineyards and tasting

Private pick-up from hotel
Introduction to Prague wine history
Walk Grébovka vineyard terraces
Enjoy chilled Czech sekt tasting
Visit Prague Botanical Garden vineyard
See historic wine press and exhibitions
Wine tasting at cosy wine house
Pair local cheese with wines
Private transfer back to hotel

The Experience

You're picked up at your hotel and driven straight into Prague's quieter neighborhoods — the kind where locals live, not where tour buses go. Your guide, a licensed wine expert, starts talking about Charles IV and how vineyards shaped this city centuries ago, and by the time you reach the first stop, you're already thinking about wine differently. The Grébovka vineyard sits on a hillside in one of Prague's most charming residential districts, and the moment you step onto the terraces, the city noise drops away. You walk through the vines with a glass of chilled Czech sekt in hand, and your guide pours generously as you move — the bottle travels with you, not the other way around. The panoramic views over Prague unfold as you walk, and it hits you that most visitors never see this angle of the city at all.

From there, the driver takes you to the Prague Botanical Garden in Troja, the largest in the country. It's not just a garden — there's a working vineyard on the hillside overlooking Troja Château, and you walk through rows of grapes while your guide explains the full spectrum of Czech varieties. There's a historic wine press from 1801 still standing, a cork exhibition, and seasonal displays that change throughout the year, so the stop feels different depending on when you go. You're learning the actual geography of Czech wine, not just tasting it blind. Then you sit down at a small wine house with a terrace that looks out over Prague, and the guide walks you through a tasting of local wines paired with artisan cheese and charcuterie. It's the kind of pairing that makes sense — the guide explains why each wine goes with each cheese, and you taste the difference instead of guessing.

The whole day moves at a pace that lets you actually absorb what you're learning. You're not rushing between five stops in three hours; you're spending real time in each place, and the private format means the guide adjusts to your questions and interests. The drive back to your hotel gives you time to sit with what you've just seen and tasted, and that matters more than people think.

What’s included

Your afternoon includes private hotel pickup, a licensed wine expert guide, three vineyard site visits (Grébovka terraces, Prague Botanical Garden vineyard, and a wine house), welcome drink and guided tastings throughout, artisan cheese and charcuterie plates with bread, and private return transportation to your hotel or preferred location in Prague.

Good to know

Easy physical levelInfant seats availablePets welcome

Operated by Wine Travel in Czech

Is this one for you?A good fit if you want to understand Czech wine culture and see Prague's quieter neighborhoods without arranging transport or navigating between sites yourself. The private format and licensed guide mean you're learning as you taste, not just collecting glasses.