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Private tour · 4 hours
Prague Wine Tour
Our Private Prague Wine Tour is ideal for those who love savoring local wines while enjoying stunning views.
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CuisineWine bar
Price€€€€
NeighborhoodKarlin
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Why locals love it: Bogdan Trojak's natural-wine bar tucks into a Karlin courtyard with no list. The bartender opens bottles by mood; the city's serious wine drinkers send friends here.
Tip: Ask for a Moravian flight; the staff steer you better than any menu.
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Location
Address: Krizikova 488/115, 186 00 Praha 8, Prague
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