Prague Wine

White Grapes

• Pinot gris

• Riesling

• Gewürztraminer

• Pálava

• Grüner Veltliner

• Welschriesling

• Müller-Thurgau

Red Grapes

• Pinot noir

• Blaufränkisch

• Zweigelt

• Saint Laurent

• Blauer Portugieser
• Cabernet Moravia

Check out the Czech Wine page for more information about these wines.

Prague’s wine bars are the perfect places to indulge in a glass of local wine while experiencing the city’s lively atmosphere.

Address: Senovážné nám. 978/23, 110 00 Nové Město, Czechia

Vinograf is one of the best-known wine bars in Prague. It has a huge selection of Czech and international wines. The staff are super knowledgeable and happy to help you pick the perfect glass.

Veltlin is a cozy spot in trendy Karlin.It focuses on natural and organic wines from Central Europe, especially Czech, Austrian, and Hungarian labels. Perfect for adventurous sippers!

Address: Křižíkova 488/115, 186 00 Karlín, Czechia

Bokovka is hidden in a quiet courtyard and is a true wine lover’s paradise. It feels like a secret club, serving artisanal wines and cheeses in a rustic, romantic setting.

Address: Dlouhá 729/37, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia

Wine Office is perfect if you’re looking for an intimate place to sip boutique wines by the glass. They even host occasional tasting nights!

Address: Truhlářská 10, 110 00 Nové Město, Czechia

Besides its charming wine bars, Prague features delightful wine shops. The distinction between the two is often blurred, as many wine bars offer bottles for takeout while numerous wine shops serve wine by the glass for on-site enjoyment.

Address: Haštalská 3, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia

Vino Markuzzi

Address: Dlouhá 39, 110 00 Staré Město, Czechia

Vinoteka U Mouřenína

Address: 9, Uhelný trh 414, 110 00 Praha, Czechia

Address: Petrské nám. 1186/1, 110 00 Petrská čtvrť, Czechia

Prosekárna Petrské Náměstí

Located in: Czechoslovak Legion Bank – Palace Archa

Address: Na Poříčí 26, 110 00 Florenc, Czechia

Porto Vino has a large selection of Italian wines.

There are eight vineyards located in the city of Prague. 

St. Claire’s Vineyard (Vinice sv. Kláry) is part of the Prague Botanical Garden in Troja. This vineyard cultivates a variety of grapes, such as Riesling, Sauvignon, and Pinot Noir. Visitors can explore the vineyard and enjoy tastings of its wines, which are produced on-site. ​

Located in: Botanical Garden of the City Prague

Address: Pod Havránkou 34/7, 171 00 Praha-Troja, Czechia

Modřany Vineyard (Modřanská vinice) was given the name Archbishop’s Vineyard in 1715, after it was assigned to the Prague Archbishopric. The Archbishopric replanted it in the early 19th century and extended it to cover an area of 2 ha. In the 1920s it was sold, fell into decline, and froze in 1929. It was revived by gardeners in 1987.

Address: Chuchelská 1, 143 00, Modřany, Praha 4

Villa Richter is the only place in Prague where you can taste unique wines from the oldest Czech vineyard right at its origin. Enjoy pleasant outdoor seating under the shade of a vine-covered pergola, where you can also indulge in light refreshments alongside the wine while taking in magnificent panoramic views of the most beautiful parts of Prague.

Open Friday to Sunday, 12:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

Address: Staré zámecké schody 6/251, 118 00, Prague 1, Prague Castle, Czech Republic

St. John’s Vineyard (Svatojánská vinice) runs in a narrow strip along the wall lining Úvoz street, extending to the building housing the original vine press, and then continues down into the lower part of the garden.

This section of the Petřín vineyards was previously owned by the Royal Canon of the Premonstratensians in Strahov. Initially completely defunct, the vineyard was restored in 2004 and gradually expanded to take on the form we see today.

Address: Úvoz 11, 118 01, Hradčany, Praha 1

The Svatý Václav Wine Cooperative, which manages the Máchalka Vineyard (Vinice Máchalka), is one of eight official vineyards in Prague. You can find it on the slope above the Vysočany train station, next to the bobsleigh track. The vineyard spans ​​approximately 1.8 hectares and cultivates nine grape varieties.

Address: Prosecká 906, 190 00 Praha 9, Czechia

Grébovka Vineyard is located in Havlíčkovy Sady Park in the Vinohrady district. This historic vineyard provides a charming setting for wine tastings. The Viniční Altán gazebo serves local wines such as Müller-Thurgau and Pinot Noir in a relaxed atmosphere with scenic views. ​

Address: Havlíčkovy sady 1369, 120 00 Praha 2-Vinohrady, Czechia

Baba Vineyard (Vinice Baba) is Prague’s only certified organic vineyard. Its nature-friendly methods produce unique organic wines and support rare flora and fauna.

Address: Nad Paťankou 1954/8, 160 00 Praha 6-Dejvice, Czechia

Salabka Winery blends and traditional and modern winemaking methods. The winery, located in the Prague-Troja district with a long winemaking tradition, offers a unique invitation to the world of Prague wines. The wine is a reflection of craftsmanship and experience.

Address: Troja Praha 7-Troja CZ, K Bohnicím 849/2a, 171 00 Praha 7, Czechia

Embarking on a self-guided winery tour in Prague is a fantastic way to explore the city’s wine culture at your own pace.

If you only have one day and want to visit multiple wineries, we suggest visiting the following:

• St. Wenceslas Vineyard & Villa Richter
• St. John’s Vineyard
• Grébovka Vineyard

All three of these wineries are easily accessible from the Old Town. In fact, you can walk to St. Wenceslas and St. John’s vineyards!

If you’re interested in visiting another winery once you finish up at the first two, you can easily take the metro to Grébovka Vineyard.

These wineries are so close to Old Town that you could start after lunch, visit all three, and return in time for dinner. Of course, the duration of the tour will depend on how much time you spend at each winery.

NOTE: Some wineries in Czechia require reservations for tastings and tours. We suggest you contact them ahead of time to make any necessary arrangements.