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Dear visitors,

We would like to invite you to the Prague Wine Festival, a unique event in the city of Prague. Hundreds of excellent wines are waiting for you to be tasted this September - 17th to 19th 2010 – on Slovansky ostrov in Prague, one of Prague's most beautiful islands complete with the neo-Renaissance Zofin Palace and an amazing view of Prague Castle. The islands is located near the National Theatre and the legendary Manes building.
 

This unique festival is one of the capital's most intriguing events, surpassing many in its professionalism and cultural interest. Prague is a city that has a long tradition of viticulture. The Royal Vineyards, founded by Charles IV, in Prague, were spread on the slopes of Vitkov hill in the territory of today's Vinohrady quarter, as well as Zizkov, Vršovice and Libeň. Prague's glorious former vineyards are today represented by Vinohrady's name and the preserved vineyards at Havlicek orchard, the vineyards of saint Klára in Troja and the renewed vineyards at Vysehrad.

Moravian wines obtain a dominant position on the current domestic market and at this festival you will have the unique opportunity to meet growers and producers from the best Moravian wine regions who are eager to present their quality products. Wines from other Czech producers and winery representatives from major wine countries of Europe - from Slovakia, Austria and Hungary to Germany and France will also be present.

The festival will also feature an interesting cultural program including - musical performances by folklore bands, wine-tasting lectures, wine presentations, a children's program, a wine auction and a competition for the best wine.

More detailed information will be published on this website.

For the production team of Prague Wine Festival,

David Kučera